JohnRoberts said:Politics is what politicians do... for better and worse, mostly worse.
JR
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JohnRoberts said:Politics is what politicians do... for better and worse, mostly worse.
JR
I wondered about the logic of it also, but generally restricting the vote helps Republicans.JohnRoberts said:I am not sure I want to know, but does delaying the vote, help the democrats?
Politics is what politicians do... for better and worse, mostly worse.
JR
There are too many conspiracies surrounding this COVID outbreak to list them all... no I do not deal in conspiracy theories (not on purpose)crazydoc said:Any reliable documentation, or just more conspiracy bullsh it?
JohnRoberts said:@ iturnwhatever.... this was probably decided on points of law not fairness.
JohnRoberts said:Calling people names just hardens their positions and closes their minds to new thoughts.
JR
JohnRoberts said:lets stick to facts.... and not get personal, while that is an early sign of losing any debate.
scott2000 said:Derbyshire police urge people not to visit Peak District under coronavirus lockdown rules
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHNxDzLsPeg
dmp said:Well, remember that in the future when the tide turns the other way. I expect there will be significant blowback considering the extreme actions Trump and the Republican party have taken in the past decade.
hodad said:So what happened today?
scott2000 said:That's a sinister sounding way of putting it. Not sure why I can imagine a James Bond villain or Dr. Evil petting a cat when I read some comments...
"wait until everyone's out of work and we'll see how great you're doing" ...etc.....
Let me ask you, how would you feel if that comment you just made was coming from China? Seriously? I'm actually being serious. How would you feel? We're all in this together right?
I'm not implying anything at all. I'm just asking if it makes you feel good to hear something like that coming from someone other than your own... Just curious....
scott2000 said:So what is your answer? Doesn't matter how "You" see things in this question I asked....
How would it make you feel? I'm sure China doesn't see things the way "you" do about them....
I saw a report that French officials in Paris were prohibiting exercising outdoors (like jogging).living sounds said:Doesn't make much sense. People visiting nature while keeping a good distance from each other is actually encouraged by the government here in Germany...
I am still sore from extended mountain bike tours I made last weekend. The most (and really only) critical points for infection for me are visiting grocery stores, where many people congregate, touch the same surfaces, breath in air that does not circulate a lot etc...
scott2000 said:If China were to say this about Germany, how would you feel?
Sorry if I wasn't specific enough or confused the question by lumping it in with other things I likened to fictional villains...
So honestly, nothing weird about my question, just curiosity,,,, How would you feel ?
You don't have to answer that.... it obviously wouldn't matter.....would it?
scott2000 said:Thanks!
You guys and gals (sorry ...haven't learned the new terms yet but them too...with love) haven't done too shabby yourself...... ;D
scott2000 said:Nah... Dark Techno maybe..... It's the best from there.....
and maybe some dark beer...
scott2000 said:It's funny....maybe sad, but , that 24 pack of variety beers from Germany I received as a gift in recent past had a bunch of Helles beers and I was hesitant to drink them because I ASSumed it was like Devil's beer or something....Was a bit weird that there were so many of them...lol
Probably my religious background......
But they were actually really good.... My Brother in Law told me what it meant when I regifted him some......... I guess I was too lazy to look myself...... :-[
Ha, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha HA! Oh man, that made my day!JohnRoberts said:@ iturnwhatever.... this was probably decided on points of law not fairness.
You know, why should this election DURING A F'ING PANDEMIC be any different than any other election? This is the legal equivalent of plugging one's ear and yelling, "LALLALALALALALA".…the dissent refers to voters who have not yet received their absentee ballots. But even in an ordinary election, voters who request an absentee ballot at the deadline for requesting ballots (which was this past Friday in this case) will usually receive their ballots on the day before or day of the election, which in this case would be today or tomorrow. The plaintiffs put forward no probative evidence in the District Court that these voters here would be in a substantially different position from late-requesting voters in other Wisconsin elections with respect to the timing of their receipt of absentee ballots.
Who could have foreseen this?The day before a controversial spring election amid a global health crisis, some Wisconsin voters say they still haven’t received the absentee ballots they requested some two weeks ago.
With the Friday deadline for requesting an absentee ballot now passed, voters still waiting on their ballots face a choice: Either risk their health and go to the polls Tuesday or hope their ballots haven’t been lost and will arrive at their homes Tuesday in time to fill them out and get them postmarked by 8 p.m.
cyrano said:How would the US react if China offered to send "expertise" if this had happened in the US first?
The only thing the US restrictions on Iran have accomplished, is a failure of moderate politics, freeing the path to more extremism. Just like in Iraq, the US creates terrorism, leading to millions and millions of fugitives. Just average people like you and me, fleeing their country because of violence and extremism.
But that's a picture you can only paint if you actually know some people from/in Iran, Syria and some other places and don't get your "info" from Fox news or worse.
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