The Goat Pen

Bklyn wrote:

Saint wrote:Dude, you ought to come to this little hick town in eastern NC and see for yourself how bad it is already.

NOAP!

(RANDOM ASIDE: I never stop in South Carolina after dark if I ever drive down to Georgia. I gas up in Charlotte and drive straight through. WTF is up with the no street lights on the highway? It's just pitch black and quiet. That shit just looks like an intro scene of Mississippi Burning)

DooKSucks wrote:

Bklyn wrote:

Saint wrote:Dude, you ought to come to this little hick town in eastern NC and see for yourself how bad it is already.

NOAP!

(RANDOM ASIDE: I never stop in South Carolina after dark if I ever drive down to Georgia. I gas up in Charlotte and drive straight through. WTF is up with the no street lights on the highway? It's just pitch black and quiet. That shit just looks like an intro scene of Mississippi Burning)

When you're going down 85, it is close to what you would find in Mississippi Burning...

hedge wrote:"Haven't seen that in ages. Hilarious."

It hit everything on your list: Georgia, bugs, pollen...

eCat wrote:

Bklyn wrote:Well, the facts will bear it all out. Neither of us can manipulate results. There will be an opportunity to tally up the score in about 18 - 30 months. I just don't see things playing out the way these constituents are hoping for.

The thing is though, no matter what Trump does, you and people that feel the way you do will brand his presidency a failure. You've already branded his presidency a failure by the fact he was elected. There is no "give him a chance" mentality.

The people I'm talking about are so fed up they were willing to take the chance, even if the risk of success is low, not to mention what their definition of success will be. Many of them are in a state of mind that dismantling much of the government and let the chips fall where they may is the best solution, even if a portion results in a negative impact to their lives. They want a recalibration in the way the United States is moving forward. If that means taking a step back, or several steps back on progress in the eyes of the left, they have no problem in that - primarily because the move forward didn't include them anyways.

Its like that video I posted alluded to - when progressives/liberals believe that its OK to shut down free speech because they don't agree with it, when they think its OK to force religious people to go against their beliefs, then what exactly are progressives and liberals fighting for?

Certainly the fickle of Trump voters will more than likely be up in arms in 18 months but that doesn't mean they won't vote to put another politician in office that speaks to them and has the autonomy to buck Washington D.C. or this current progressives who don't note their own hypocrisy.

Saint wrote:Trump is a disaster. Anyone who isn't a complete idiot can see that. Time to pull the plug on him before he fucks up so bad we can't fix it.

The Donald wrote:Is that a threat? You should treat the President of the United States with more respect! Everyone thinks I'm doing a great job, only a few complete idiots not on board!

The Donald wrote:Is that a threat? You should treat the President of the United States with more respect! Everyone thinks I'm doing a great job, only a few complete idiots not on board!

The Donald wrote:Is that a threat? You should treat the President of the United States with more respect! Everyone thinks I'm doing a great job, only a few complete idiots not on board!

Dr. Nostron wrote:Bklyn - where in GA if you dont mind saying??