Actually no, they are not the same thing. The following link might help you understand the differences. https://www.dictionary.com/e/absentee-ballot-vs-mail-in-ballot/
Whatever floats your stick, a brick shy of a load, a sandwich shy of a picnic, cool beans, if that doesn't take the rag off the bush, dumber than a box of rocks, run like a scalded dog.
I agree with you that unity, character, and getting a hand on a pandemic matters. However, I disagree with you that President Trump struck out on these matters. :)
First, let’s be honest. Contrary to the beliefs of some, Presidents are not responsible for everything that happens in America. Secondly, presidential action is a mixture of domestic and foreign activities. Add up anybody’s four years in... more First, let’s be honest. Contrary to the beliefs of some, Presidents are not responsible for everything that happens in America. Secondly, presidential action is a mixture of domestic and foreign activities. Add up anybody’s four years in the Oval Office, and it’s a bit of a fruit salad. Some good, some bad. Though Presidents are held to a much higher standard and more accountable for their actions, than you and I might be, they are after all, still only human. That said, while precise rankings might not have much credibility, it’s worth pondering who should be lumped into the top bracket and who can be consigned to the losers circle. Historians and journalists often churn out lists ranking the U.S. presidents. However, typically, these rankings do little more than reveal the politics and bias of those compiling the list. less
Yes, Michigan does have an open-carry law, obviously with stipulations, and some do open carry. However, most don't. Many out of respect for those who are Scairdy Cats about guns. :)
You might find this article quite revealing and unsettling at the same time. It says much about the state of affairs in the United States. Where have all the patriots gone?https://www.annenbergpublicpolicycenter.org/americans-are-poorly-informed-about-bas... moreYou might find this article quite revealing and unsettling at the same time. It says much about the state of affairs in the United States. Where have all the patriots gone?https://www.annenbergpublicpolicycenter.org/americans-are-poorly-informed-about-basic-constitutional-provisions/
The reason that the Constitution calls for this extra layer of protection, rather than just providing for the direct election of the president, is that most of the nation’s founders were actually rather afraid of democracy. James Madison worri... more The reason that the Constitution calls for this extra layer of protection, rather than just providing for the direct election of the president, is that most of the nation’s founders were actually rather afraid of democracy. James Madison worried about what he called “factions,” which he defined as groups of citizens who have a common interest in some proposal that would either violate the rights of other citizens or would harm the nation as a whole.
Historically, courts have permitted governments to prevent the spread of disease by quarantining infected or exposed individuals, not locking down whole states. While quarantines are sometimes necessary when instituting them the state should always assess... moreHistorically, courts have permitted governments to prevent the spread of disease by quarantining infected or exposed individuals, not locking down whole states. While quarantines are sometimes necessary when instituting them the state should always assess individual risks and consider less-restrictive alternatives. It is one thing to close businesses briefly to assess and understand a new disease. It's another to paralyze economic activity indefinitely, empowering governors or administrative agency officials to centrally plan economies reopening using arbitrary, unfair, or unequally applied rules. Which is what we have here in Michigan. In our case, it is unconstitutional and the people are making themselves heard about this matter. :) less
Ever look back at some of the terrible decisions you've made or terrible things that you've said and wondered, what was I thinking? Well, there's actually a chance you weren't thinking. Instead, you may have been acting on emotion, not logic. The more int... moreEver look back at some of the terrible decisions you've made or terrible things that you've said and wondered, what was I thinking? Well, there's actually a chance you weren't thinking. Instead, you may have been acting on emotion, not logic. The more intense your emotions, the more your judgment may grow clouded. Been there, done that. The best decisions are made when there's a careful balance between emotions and logic. When your emotions are running high, your logic will be low, which can lead to irrational decisions. As of late, the one emotion that stands out from all of the rest is that of a caustic, almost pathological hatred. It's especially prominent in the political arena. Unfortunately, this type of hatred is spilling over into society as a whole. I've known people that hated pretty much everything and everyone and they were the most miserable human beings I've ever seen. I see that same type of hatred right here in Answer Mug. My question is why? less
According to Wikipedia California produces more renewable energy than any other state in the United States. In 2018, California ranked first in the nation as a producer of electricity from solar, geothermal, and biomass resources and fourth in the nation ... moreAccording to Wikipedia California produces more renewable energy than any other state in the United States. In 2018, California ranked first in the nation as a producer of electricity from solar, geothermal, and biomass resources and fourth in the nation in conventional hydroelectric power generation. As of 2017, over half of the electricity (52.7%) produced was from renewable sources. Yet California still blames "climate change" and Trump of course, for all of their environmental woes? How many times does someone have to remind California that it is their environmentalist approach that has caused what you are experiencing now with the out of control wildfires? The water shortage there doesn't help matters either. Another California environmental failure. Face it, the incompetency of your state government is glaringly obvious. What will it take for the citizens of California to finally say to their politicians, enough is enough, we need a change? It's time for California to stop blaming President Tru... less
I guess you will find that out when he gets there. If Trump is there to lecture and not help, Californians will complain. If he is there to lecture and help, Californians will complain. If Trump is there only to help, Californians will still complain. Wha... moreI guess you will find that out when he gets there. If Trump is there to lecture and not help, Californians will complain. If he is there to lecture and help, Californians will complain. If Trump is there only to help, Californians will still complain. What then, will Californians reject the help if it's offered or accept the help and still vilify Trump?
It seems that President Trump is hanged if he does and hanged if he doesn't. People complain if he doesn't show up and people complain when he does show up. Folks need to deal with it. As far as I've seen, most of the troubles in California have been self... moreIt seems that President Trump is hanged if he does and hanged if he doesn't. People complain if he doesn't show up and people complain when he does show up. Folks need to deal with it. As far as I've seen, most of the troubles in California have been self-inflicted so who is to blame for that?
Legitimate question. However, a larger question needs to be asked. Instead of focusing only on what Trump has or hasn't done for this country, we should ask ourselves, what have we the people done for this country? We all know what the military, police, f... moreLegitimate question. However, a larger question needs to be asked. Instead of focusing only on what Trump has or hasn't done for this country, we should ask ourselves, what have we the people done for this country? We all know what the military, police, firefighters, the medical field, etc, have done for this country. But, what do the average citizens do? What positive and constructive things have you done for America? What positive and constructive things have I done for America? To be clear, whining, crying, moaning, attacking, and vilifying each other don't find a place in the category of positive and constructive things. We have all done these negative things but they don't help. less
Have you ever thought that perhaps Joe Biden is the one that's lying? Your state of California is burning and it's an appalling thing to witness. Instead of relying on those of dubious distinction telling you why they think it is burning, you should... more Have you ever thought that perhaps Joe Biden is the one that's lying? Your state of California is burning and it's an appalling thing to witness. Instead of relying on those of dubious distinction telling you why they think it is burning, you should launch your own personal investigation to find out the real reasons for these wildfires.
Actually, there have been at least 4 times that election results have been thought to be rigged. I'll post this article just in case you care to read it. It's a place to start at least.https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/rigged-vote-four-us-presidentia... moreActually, there have been at least 4 times that election results have been thought to be rigged. I'll post this article just in case you care to read it. It's a place to start at least.https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/rigged-vote-four-us-presidential-elections-contested-results-180961033/
Leftists know what’s to blame – it’s Anthropogenic Climate Change, which is the nearest thing they have to a religion. In that vein, climate change is the answer to all weather and climate events. Whether it’s too hot or col... more Leftists know what’s to blame – it’s Anthropogenic Climate Change, which is the nearest thing they have to a religion. In that vein, climate change is the answer to all weather and climate events. Whether it’s too hot or cold, too still or windy, too wet or dry, it doesn’t matter. The blame always falls on humans and their love affair with fossil fuels. Therefore, it’s unsurprising that one of the high priests of leftism, Barack Obama, would weigh in on the admittedly disturbing orange sky in California. In his usual pompous way, he announced that humankind was at fault. Others wiser than Obama have pointed out that climate change is not the problem. Instead, the problem is environmentalism.Environmentalism is why California stopped grooming forests or doing controlled burns to get rid of deadwood (aka tinder). It was because of environmentalism that PG&E poured all of its money into building renewable energy facilities, such as the solar facilities that failed du... less
It depends on why and with what you are trying to reach those people. If you know for certain that you have the facts and the truth about a subject matter, then present it to whomever you are trying to reach. If they won't budge, then move on. The truth w... moreIt depends on why and with what you are trying to reach those people. If you know for certain that you have the facts and the truth about a subject matter, then present it to whomever you are trying to reach. If they won't budge, then move on. The truth will eventually find them. On the other hand, most people are not stupid and if you try to sell them a falsehood, they will tell you to move on.
Apparently, allegedly? Usually, when a person constantly asks vague questions they will either receive a vague answer, very few answers, or no answers at all. On the other hand, facts-based questions will usually net facts-based answers in many or most ca... moreApparently, allegedly? Usually, when a person constantly asks vague questions they will either receive a vague answer, very few answers, or no answers at all. On the other hand, facts-based questions will usually net facts-based answers in many or most cases. Of course, if the people asking the vague questions aren't really looking for answers but rather simply interested in voicing their opinions and beliefs, then it's understandable why they do what they do.
Most of the self-appointed educators would probably like to believe they have changed minds. However, I personally haven't seen any evidence of that happening here in AM.
They call it a natural cyclic change in weather patterns. Nothing unusual about that. Here in Michigan, I remember one deer hunting season (Nov 15), some years ago, when the temperature was 65 to 70 degrees. No one got a deer but we did play a lot of hors... moreThey call it a natural cyclic change in weather patterns. Nothing unusual about that. Here in Michigan, I remember one deer hunting season (Nov 15), some years ago, when the temperature was 65 to 70 degrees. No one got a deer but we did play a lot of horseshoes and lawn darts. Nobody thought anything about it. No end of the world scenario here.
Am I stubborn? Yes. I don't kowtow to anything or any man and I bow to God alone. Do I get hostile and enraged when I'm questioned? No. I welcome it because there have been times when I was questioned and found out I was wrong. Which is fine. I own the mi... moreAm I stubborn? Yes. I don't kowtow to anything or any man and I bow to God alone. Do I get hostile and enraged when I'm questioned? No. I welcome it because there have been times when I was questioned and found out I was wrong. Which is fine. I own the mistake, learn from it then move on.
First, thank you. You're right, it should be up to the local cities and the parents. The problem here in Michigan is not only our overbearing governor but the teachers are threatening to not come to work if they open up the schools. Also, nearly 60 percen... moreFirst, thank you. You're right, it should be up to the local cities and the parents. The problem here in Michigan is not only our overbearing governor but the teachers are threatening to not come to work if they open up the schools. Also, nearly 60 percent of Michigan parents say their ability to go to work would take a hit if schools don’t reopen. So here we are. :)
If you are alluding to this whole virus shutdown, I have always been careful but I do not live in fear. I may live alone but I will not stay away, withdraw, or become aloof. Why should I? If people want to interact with me, I'll interact with them. If the... moreIf you are alluding to this whole virus shutdown, I have always been careful but I do not live in fear. I may live alone but I will not stay away, withdraw, or become aloof. Why should I? If people want to interact with me, I'll interact with them. If they want to avoid me or stay six feet away that's fine too. Their choice. Is who I am and what I do on a sabbatical/vacation/break? Nope. Am I certain of that? Yes. Why should I allow what's happening in the world to change who and what I am? Some people may be content to allow circumstances to change their personality, character, and individuality, but I'm not. less
This is only my opinion, for what it's worth. No matter how hard selfish tries to push aside and dominate selflessness, true ethical selflessness will always win out in the end.
Here in Michigan, our goose-stepping Democrat governor has what she calls a 5 part back to school plan in place. Right now we are "supposed" to be at phase 4. I say "supposed" to be because she constantly reneges on pretty much everything. Not to me... moreHere in Michigan, our goose-stepping Democrat governor has what she calls a 5 part back to school plan in place. Right now we are "supposed" to be at phase 4. I say "supposed" to be because she constantly reneges on pretty much everything. Not to mention the fact that she has been caught lying on more that one occasion. In other words, no one knows what's going to happen for sure. It's high time the people here elect someone into the office of the governor that is honest, has integrity, and actually cares about this state and its citizens. less
In order for a "prediction" to have a shot at being even partially accurate, you first have to know how many people will catch COVID-19 which is something no one knows. Yet those grim but unsubstantiated numbers keep appearing and finding their way into t... moreIn order for a "prediction" to have a shot at being even partially accurate, you first have to know how many people will catch COVID-19 which is something no one knows. Yet those grim but unsubstantiated numbers keep appearing and finding their way into the mainstream media where embellishment is commonplace.
Seeing that you are such a concerned citizen I have a suggestion for you. Instead of wholly relying on the biased liberal media for all of your "facts", perhaps you should travel to your local police station and ask them the same question you posted... more Seeing that you are such a concerned citizen I have a suggestion for you. Instead of wholly relying on the biased liberal media for all of your "facts", perhaps you should travel to your local police station and ask them the same question you posted here. After all, your tax dollars pay their salaries which, as their employer, gives you that right, correct? If you don't get the answer that agrees with your belief, then you should launch your own in-depth investigation to get to the bottom of this whole matter once and for all. Or, as their employer, you could always vote for the defunding of the police instead. But that comes with a caveat, to do so would likely bring about total anarchy in the streets of the entire country. less
Actually no, they are not the same thing. The following link mig... moreActually no, they are not the same thing. The following link might help you understand the differences. https://www.dictionary.com/e/absentee-ballot-vs-mail-in-ballot/
Whatever floats your stick, a brick shy of a load, a sandwich sh... moreWhatever floats your stick, a brick shy of a load, a sandwich shy of a picnic, cool beans, if that doesn't take the rag off the bush, dumber than a box of rocks, run like a scalded dog.
My computer when it randomly restarts itself. Usually at the mos... moreMy computer when it randomly restarts itself. Usually at the most inopportune time. :)
Yes, just yesterday. My coffee maker was gurgling and it stopped... moreYes, just yesterday. My coffee maker was gurgling and it stopped itself when it was done. :)
Such broad-brush assumptions and opinions don't necessarily equa... moreSuch broad-brush assumptions and opinions don't necessarily equate to the over-all facts of the matter. :)
I agree with you that unity, character, and getting a hand on a ... moreI agree with you that unity, character, and getting a hand on a pandemic matters. However, I disagree with you that President Trump struck out on these matters. :)
First, let’s be honest. Contrary to the beliefs of s... more First, let’s be honest. Contrary to the beliefs of some, Presidents are not responsible for everything that happens in America. Secondly, presidential action is a mixture of domestic and foreign activities. Add up anybody’s four years in the Oval Office, and it’s a bit of a fruit salad. Some good, some bad. Though Presidents are held to a much higher standard and more accountable for their actions, than you and I might be, they are after all, still only human. That said, while precise rankings might not have much credibility, it’s worth pondering who should be lumped into the top bracket and who can be consigned to the losers circle. Historians and journalists often churn out lists ranking the U.S. presidents. However, typically, these rankings do little more than reveal the politics and bias of those compiling the list. less
Yes, Michigan does have an open-carry law, obviously with stipul... moreYes, Michigan does have an open-carry law, obviously with stipulations, and some do open carry. However, most don't. Many out of respect for those who are Scairdy Cats about guns. :)
Speaking only for myself, God has and will provide. I'm doing my... moreSpeaking only for myself, God has and will provide. I'm doing my part as well because God asks me to. :)
You might find this article quite revealing and unsettling at th... moreYou might find this article quite revealing and unsettling at the same time. It says much about the state of affairs in the United States. Where have all the patriots gone?https://www.annenbergpublicpolicycenter.org/americans-are-poorly-informed-about-basic-constitutional-provisions/
The reason that the Constitution calls for this extra laye... more The reason that the Constitution calls for this extra layer of protection, rather than just providing for the direct election of the president, is that most of the nation’s founders were actually rather afraid of democracy. James Madison worried about what he called “factions,” which he defined as groups of citizens who have a common interest in some proposal that would either violate the rights of other citizens or would harm the nation as a whole.
Historically, courts have permitted governments to prevent the s... moreHistorically, courts have permitted governments to prevent the spread of disease by quarantining infected or exposed individuals, not locking down whole states. While quarantines are sometimes necessary when instituting them the state should always assess individual risks and consider less-restrictive alternatives. It is one thing to close businesses briefly to assess and understand a new disease. It's another to paralyze economic activity indefinitely, empowering governors or administrative agency officials to centrally plan economies reopening using arbitrary, unfair, or unequally applied rules. Which is what we have here in Michigan. In our case, it is unconstitutional and the people are making themselves heard about this matter. :) less
Many people declared that Trump was behind in the polls and thou... moreMany people declared that Trump was behind in the polls and thought Trump sucked in 2016 and we all know what happened then right? Trump in 2020. :)
Ever look back at some of the terrible decisions you've made or ... moreEver look back at some of the terrible decisions you've made or terrible things that you've said and wondered, what was I thinking? Well, there's actually a chance you weren't thinking. Instead, you may have been acting on emotion, not logic. The more intense your emotions, the more your judgment may grow clouded. Been there, done that. The best decisions are made when there's a careful balance between emotions and logic. When your emotions are running high, your logic will be low, which can lead to irrational decisions. As of late, the one emotion that stands out from all of the rest is that of a caustic, almost pathological hatred. It's especially prominent in the political arena. Unfortunately, this type of hatred is spilling over into society as a whole. I've known people that hated pretty much everything and everyone and they were the most miserable human beings I've ever seen. I see that same type of hatred right here in Answer Mug. My question is why? less
According to Wikipedia California produces more renewable energy... moreAccording to Wikipedia California produces more renewable energy than any other state in the United States. In 2018, California ranked first in the nation as a producer of electricity from solar, geothermal, and biomass resources and fourth in the nation in conventional hydroelectric power generation. As of 2017, over half of the electricity (52.7%) produced was from renewable sources. Yet California still blames "climate change" and Trump of course, for all of their environmental woes? How many times does someone have to remind California that it is their environmentalist approach that has caused what you are experiencing now with the out of control wildfires? The water shortage there doesn't help matters either. Another California environmental failure. Face it, the incompetency of your state government is glaringly obvious. What will it take for the citizens of California to finally say to their politicians, enough is enough, we need a change? It's time for California to stop blaming President Tru... less
I guess you will find that out when he gets there. If Trump is t... moreI guess you will find that out when he gets there. If Trump is there to lecture and not help, Californians will complain. If he is there to lecture and help, Californians will complain. If Trump is there only to help, Californians will still complain. What then, will Californians reject the help if it's offered or accept the help and still vilify Trump?
It seems that President Trump is hanged if he does and hanged if... moreIt seems that President Trump is hanged if he does and hanged if he doesn't. People complain if he doesn't show up and people complain when he does show up. Folks need to deal with it. As far as I've seen, most of the troubles in California have been self-inflicted so who is to blame for that?
I live alone so I have to cook for myself. I gotta say though, t... moreI live alone so I have to cook for myself. I gotta say though, there are days when I wish I could kick myself out of the kitchen. :)
Legitimate question. However, a larger question needs to be aske... moreLegitimate question. However, a larger question needs to be asked. Instead of focusing only on what Trump has or hasn't done for this country, we should ask ourselves, what have we the people done for this country? We all know what the military, police, firefighters, the medical field, etc, have done for this country. But, what do the average citizens do? What positive and constructive things have you done for America? What positive and constructive things have I done for America? To be clear, whining, crying, moaning, attacking, and vilifying each other don't find a place in the category of positive and constructive things. We have all done these negative things but they don't help. less
Have you ever thought that perhaps Joe Biden is the one th... more Have you ever thought that perhaps Joe Biden is the one that's lying? Your state of California is burning and it's an appalling thing to witness. Instead of relying on those of dubious distinction telling you why they think it is burning, you should launch your own personal investigation to find out the real reasons for these wildfires.
Actually, there have been at least 4 times that election results... moreActually, there have been at least 4 times that election results have been thought to be rigged. I'll post this article just in case you care to read it. It's a place to start at least.https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/rigged-vote-four-us-presidential-elections-contested-results-180961033/
I have been told to think before I speak on more than one occasi... moreI have been told to think before I speak on more than one occasion. However, the old adage "Practice what you preach" comes to mind at this moment. :)
Leftists know what’s to blame – it’s An... more Leftists know what’s to blame – it’s Anthropogenic Climate Change, which is the nearest thing they have to a religion. In that vein, climate change is the answer to all weather and climate events. Whether it’s too hot or cold, too still or windy, too wet or dry, it doesn’t matter. The blame always falls on humans and their love affair with fossil fuels. Therefore, it’s unsurprising that one of the high priests of leftism, Barack Obama, would weigh in on the admittedly disturbing orange sky in California. In his usual pompous way, he announced that humankind was at fault. Others wiser than Obama have pointed out that climate change is not the problem. Instead, the problem is environmentalism.Environmentalism is why California stopped grooming forests or doing controlled burns to get rid of deadwood (aka tinder). It was because of environmentalism that PG&E poured all of its money into building renewable energy facilities, such as the solar facilities that failed du... less
It depends on why and with what you are trying to reach those pe... moreIt depends on why and with what you are trying to reach those people. If you know for certain that you have the facts and the truth about a subject matter, then present it to whomever you are trying to reach. If they won't budge, then move on. The truth will eventually find them. On the other hand, most people are not stupid and if you try to sell them a falsehood, they will tell you to move on.
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Apparently, allegedly? Usually, when a person constantly asks va... moreApparently, allegedly? Usually, when a person constantly asks vague questions they will either receive a vague answer, very few answers, or no answers at all. On the other hand, facts-based questions will usually net facts-based answers in many or most cases. Of course, if the people asking the vague questions aren't really looking for answers but rather simply interested in voicing their opinions and beliefs, then it's understandable why they do what they do.
Most of the self-appointed educators would probably like to beli... moreMost of the self-appointed educators would probably like to believe they have changed minds. However, I personally haven't seen any evidence of that happening here in AM.
Though I do acknowledge and appreciate the positive things Trump... moreThough I do acknowledge and appreciate the positive things Trump has accomplished as President, I personally have never looked at him as being a hero.
They call it a natural cyclic change in weather patterns. Nothin... moreThey call it a natural cyclic change in weather patterns. Nothing unusual about that. Here in Michigan, I remember one deer hunting season (Nov 15), some years ago, when the temperature was 65 to 70 degrees. No one got a deer but we did play a lot of horseshoes and lawn darts. Nobody thought anything about it. No end of the world scenario here.
Am I stubborn? Yes. I don't kowtow to anything or any man and I ... moreAm I stubborn? Yes. I don't kowtow to anything or any man and I bow to God alone. Do I get hostile and enraged when I'm questioned? No. I welcome it because there have been times when I was questioned and found out I was wrong. Which is fine. I own the mistake, learn from it then move on.
First, thank you. You're right, it should be up to the local cit... moreFirst, thank you. You're right, it should be up to the local cities and the parents. The problem here in Michigan is not only our overbearing governor but the teachers are threatening to not come to work if they open up the schools. Also, nearly 60 percent of Michigan parents say their ability to go to work would take a hit if schools don’t reopen. So here we are. :)
If you are alluding to this whole virus shutdown, I have always ... moreIf you are alluding to this whole virus shutdown, I have always been careful but I do not live in fear. I may live alone but I will not stay away, withdraw, or become aloof. Why should I? If people want to interact with me, I'll interact with them. If they want to avoid me or stay six feet away that's fine too. Their choice. Is who I am and what I do on a sabbatical/vacation/break? Nope. Am I certain of that? Yes. Why should I allow what's happening in the world to change who and what I am? Some people may be content to allow circumstances to change their personality, character, and individuality, but I'm not. less
This is only my opinion, for what it's worth. No matter how hard... moreThis is only my opinion, for what it's worth. No matter how hard selfish tries to push aside and dominate selflessness, true ethical selflessness will always win out in the end.
Here in Michigan, our goose-stepping Democrat governor has what ... moreHere in Michigan, our goose-stepping Democrat governor has what she calls a 5 part back to school plan in place. Right now we are "supposed" to be at phase 4. I say "supposed" to be because she constantly reneges on pretty much everything. Not to mention the fact that she has been caught lying on more that one occasion. In other words, no one knows what's going to happen for sure. It's high time the people here elect someone into the office of the governor that is honest, has integrity, and actually cares about this state and its citizens. less
In order for a "prediction" to have a shot at being even partial... moreIn order for a "prediction" to have a shot at being even partially accurate, you first have to know how many people will catch COVID-19 which is something no one knows. Yet those grim but unsubstantiated numbers keep appearing and finding their way into the mainstream media where embellishment is commonplace.
Seeing that you are such a concerned citizen I have a sugg... more Seeing that you are such a concerned citizen I have a suggestion for you. Instead of wholly relying on the biased liberal media for all of your "facts", perhaps you should travel to your local police station and ask them the same question you posted here. After all, your tax dollars pay their salaries which, as their employer, gives you that right, correct? If you don't get the answer that agrees with your belief, then you should launch your own in-depth investigation to get to the bottom of this whole matter once and for all. Or, as their employer, you could always vote for the defunding of the police instead. But that comes with a caveat, to do so would likely bring about total anarchy in the streets of the entire country. less
I wasn't going to take it either. Hey, I have never taken a flu ... moreI wasn't going to take it either. Hey, I have never taken a flu shot in my life either because I was suspicious of what was in it.
When I was a deputy sheriff, skin color was never an issue for m... moreWhen I was a deputy sheriff, skin color was never an issue for me or any other officer I worked with. There was no pro-black or pro-white but there was pro-law. It didn't matter if you were black or white, if you broke the law, you got a ticket or were arrested. Pretty simple.
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