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Total Members Voted: 11

Voting closed: February 15, 2022, 10:51:36 AM

[facilitatorn]

http://www.houstonchronicle.com/politics/texas/article/Poll-finds-highest-ever-disapproval-rating-for-16431446.php

[Holly Martins]

Mexico is more advanced than the US:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/07/americas/mexico-criminalizing-abortion-unconstitutional-intl-latam/index.html

Criminalizing abortion is unconstitutional in Mexico.

Logged on to post much the same.  People in South Texas may someday have a new reason to go SotB.   What a strange turn it will be when crossing that direction will be seen as traveling to a more progressive nation.   

[Holly Martins]

While limited exceptions are necessary, most people can be required to be vaccinated. . . . . Where a vaccine is not medically contraindicated, however, avoiding a deadly threat to the public health typically outweighs personal autonomy and individual freedom.

Got that?

I do.   You can thank this public health policy for helping your children grow up free of smallpox,  polio, typhus, diphtheria, meningococcus, etc.

[bambu.]

My Defence Minister is in Washington today seeking more access to US missile technology.
With China making war promises and  bambuworld a sitting duck, looks like Aussie is out to make some missiles for self defence.
Good...and about time too.
Blow up Beijing and Shanghai as soon as Chinese troops start landing.
Maybe smaller missiles to blow up invading Chinese warships.

[Holly Martins]

BTW,  how many people here have been seriously knocked around by someone running a red light?  Happened to me around twenty years ago.   Usually in a group of ten or more people I'll find there's someone who's also had the pleasure, either in their car or on foot.   (I'm alive because I was in a car) 

At a deep level,  it's very edifying on the topic of the limits of individual freedom.  My hip will still twinge on a cold morning, on the topic of personal choice and how it's weighed against public safety.   

What an empty and false piety is the latest one about "freedom!" 

[REDSTATEWARD]

While limited exceptions are necessary, most people can be required to be vaccinated. . . . . Where a vaccine is not medically contraindicated, however, avoiding a deadly threat to the public health typically outweighs personal autonomy and individual freedom.

Got that?

I do.   You can thank this public health policy for helping your children grow up free of smallpox,  polio, typhus, diphtheria, meningococcus, etc.

Whoosh!

[REDSTATEWARD]

BTW,  how many people here have been seriously knocked around by someone running a red light?  Happened to me around twenty years ago.   Usually in a group of ten or more people I'll find there's someone who's also had the pleasure, either in their car or on foot.   (I'm alive because I was in a car) 

At a deep level,  it's very edifying on the topic of the limits of individual freedom.  My hip will still twinge on a cold morning, on the topic of personal choice and how it's weighed against public safety.   

What an empty and false piety is the latest one about "freedom!"

Running a red light is a freedom?

[facilitatorn]

My Defence Minister is in Washington today seeking more access to US missile technology.
With China making war promises and  bambuworld a sitting duck, looks like Aussie is out to make some missiles for self defence.
Good...and about time too.
Blow up Beijing and Shanghai as soon as Chinese troops start landing.
Maybe smaller missiles to blow up invading Chinese warships.

What you dont have impregnable coal powered defenses

You had better shut that industry down in the next five years and redirect the resources to your defense

Maybe you can come up with some sort of big slingshot or something to protect your shores

[facilitatorn]

The wind whistling through Reds skull has an eerie cast to it tonight

Haunting and sad.

[josh]

[josh]

From a school in Idaho.

Idaho!

[Holly Martins]

BTW,  how many people here have been seriously knocked around by someone running a red light?  Happened to me around twenty years ago.   Usually in a group of ten or more people I'll find there's someone who's also had the pleasure, either in their car or on foot.   (I'm alive because I was in a car) 

At a deep level,  it's very edifying on the topic of the limits of individual freedom.  My hip will still twinge on a cold morning, on the topic of personal choice and how it's weighed against public safety.   

What an empty and false piety is the latest one about "freedom!"

Running a red light is a freedom?

Whoooosh.

[Hairy Lime]

BTW,  how many people here have been seriously knocked around by someone running a red light?  Happened to me around twenty years ago.   Usually in a group of ten or more people I'll find there's someone who's also had the pleasure, either in their car or on foot.   (I'm alive because I was in a car) 

At a deep level,  it's very edifying on the topic of the limits of individual freedom.  My hip will still twinge on a cold morning, on the topic of personal choice and how it's weighed against public safety.   

What an empty and false piety is the latest one about "freedom!"

Running a red light is a freedom?

Whoosh!

[Hairy Lime]

Rats.

[kidcarter8]

The Star Spangled Banner Protection Act goes into effect today in Texas

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban will face substantial fines if he refuses to have the national anthem played at Dallas home games.