Some Red State/Blue State Indicia

[thethe]

I'd expect Houston and Nashville would play a huge roll in the eventually dominance of the southern region.

Civil society is the reason why people invest in America. THe south would be by far the most stable region. Money would pour in.

[sturg33]

it always makes me chuckle that leftists think the red states would be doomed without them but they are the ones most against a national divorce.

I'm totally fine with a split... and they can have their communist utopia. It is going so well in California I'd imagine the other states are begging for it

[Jaw]

Fun facts

Virginia, Rhode Island, and New York included so called Resumption Clauses in their ratification of the Constitution, stating their right to leave the Union if they felt the government was oppressive.

The Constitution implicitly has a co-equality clause, meaning that all states have equal rights.

The 10th Amendment specifies that any power not delegated to the federal government by the states, and not denied the states by the Constitution, is a right of the states.

The Constitution does not address secession, denying the federal government authority to address it and guaranteeing it to the states.

President James Buchanan did not try to stop the Southern states from seceding because he recognized that the federal government did not have the right to intervene.

[nsacpi]

A guide to Little Bangladesh in Kensington, a neighborhood in Brooklyn. Bon appetit!

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-y...tle-bangladesh

I think this is one of the neighborhoods I will take board leader to when he visits next month. He has demanded that I take him to the food.

[sturg33]

The battle for biggest shlthole is a close race

[Jaw]

Stores will either have to hire private security or go out of business. I hope their virtue signaling was worth it.

[acesfull86]

Blue jeans matter?

[Jaw]

You're on a roll lately.

[Tapate50]

Blue jeans matter?

Equal denim rights

[goldfly]

The battle for biggest shlthole is a close race

nah, it hasn't been for awhile

Mississippi holding strong

[goldfly]

i went and read prop 47

that is literately not what prop 47 says btw

it literately spells out that they broke the law defined in prop 47 in that video lol

[cajunrevenge]

The battle for biggest shlthole is a close race

And congratulations Sturg you just fell for your 1000th hoax.

[cajunrevenge]

Stores will either have to hire private security or go out of business. I hope their virtue signaling was worth it.

Prop 47 raises the threshold for felony shoplifting from 450$ to 950$. You should know better than to take anything from Sturg or little thethe at face value. Also, spoiler warning, the police are under no legal obligation to help or protect you or your property. They could show up to your house while your being gangraped and they have no legal responsibility to stop it.

[sturg33]

I love the useful idiots coming to the defense of brazen theft

[goldfly]

you're dumb enough to think that is what people did

[sturg33]

enlighten me

[goldfly]

well, if you look at the replies to your post that is a tweet from the man show dude

and you see that those people went and looked at what the man show dude said was not true

they corrected the record of what prop 47 is

the replies also said those people broke the law


the other replies were "mississippi is still the ****tiest" and 2 people making jokes (but that not who you were directing your comment to anyway)

so

in conclusion, with this recap, we have determined that no one "came to the defense of brazen theft"

but we have concluded you are dumb to think figuring out if that post is accurate about what is happening in said video from the man show guy equals "I love the useful idiots coming to the defense of brazen theft"

[cajunrevenge]

I love the useful idiots coming to the defense of brazen theft

Who, what, when, where, how. I have so many questions. Did you have a stroke? Are you on drugs? I cant fathom how you took anything as a defense of theft.

[nsacpi]

y'all come on up for a fixin' of vegan cookies

[acesfull86]

https://www.nber.org/papers/w29058#fromrss

Changes in political leadership drive large changes in economic optimism. We exploit the surprise 2016 election of Trump to identify the effects of a shift in political power on one of the most consequential household decisions: whether to have a child. Republican-leaning counties experience a sharp and persistent increase in fertility relative to Democratic counties: a 1.1 to 2.6 percentage point difference in annual births, depending on the intensity of partisanship. Hispanics, a group targeted by Trump, see fertility fall relative to non-Hispanics, especially compared to rural or evangelical whites. Further, following Trump pre-election campaign visits, relative Hispanic fertility declines.


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I don’t have access to the full paper, but thought that abstract was pretty funny