Postcards from the Clown Show

Anti Federalist said:
Of course you are right my brother, the question was merely rhetorical.

I guess a better question would be: why hasn't that person been tossed out of a helicopter yet?

Are we going to save ourselves or be exterminated?
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Separate or die, brother.

It's literally the only solution to this mess.

Once Texas goes, the dominoes fall after that. But Texas has to go first, for a number of reasons.
 
A Son of Liberty said:
Separate or die, brother.

It's literally the only solution to this mess.

Once Texas goes, the dominoes fall after that. But Texas has to go first, for a number of reasons.
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Quite right, though I am confident at this point that Texas lacks the requisite cajones to take the lead on this.

If Florida leads however, Texas will follow
 
TheTexan said:
Quite right, though I am confident at this point that Texas lacks the requisite cajones to take the lead on this.

If Florida leads however, Texas will follow
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Yeah, that's fair. I think Florida could actually go first.

I look to Texas because of the energy sector and the ports, but Florida has ports, if not the energy sector.

Regardless, it needs to happen, and it needs to happen soon.
 
California just implemented AB5. Look it up. Uncle Sugar is looking to go national with it via the "PRO" act. The noose is tightening and it is getting to the point that decent, normal working people are in the process of being squeezed out of legitimate work. We need to part ways. Now more than ever.
 
Anti Federalist said:
Of course you are right my brother, the question was merely rhetorical.

I guess a better question would be: why hasn't that person been tossed out of a helicopter yet?

Are we going to save ourselves or be exterminated?
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As much as I try to be optimistic I’m not exactly feeling it lately. It’s LONG PAST TIME where we should have cowboyed up and put a stop to all this bullshit. People can’t honestly believe that there’s going to be any kind if positive resolution to the situation without us taking some serious risks, can they?

If something doesn’t change damn quick, my guess is we’ll be exterminated. Too few seem to be taking the threat seriously.
 
A Son of Liberty said:
California just implemented AB5. Look it up. Uncle Sugar is looking to go national with it via the "PRO" act. The noose is tightening and it is getting to the point that decent, normal working people are in the process of being squeezed out of legitimate work. We need to part ways. Now more than ever.
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Four words fix it: I will not comply.
 
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A Son of Liberty said:
Yeah, that's fair. I think Florida could actually go first.

I look to Texas because of the energy sector and the ports, but Florida has ports, if not the energy sector.

Regardless, it needs to happen, and it needs to happen soon.
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If FL enforced a 200 mile limit on offshore mineral rights, then they have a yuge potential energy sector.
 
A Son of Liberty said:
Makes sense, but I don't think there is a national territorial waters limit like that outside of China, no?
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Right here...we claim fishing and subsea mineral rights to 200 nm.

I would have to assume that any seceding state would make the same claim.

There's all kinds of oil and gas reserves 100 to 200 miles off the west and gulf coast of FL.
 
cjm said:
just curious, what is that compound? and was it there before 2023?
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Shut up, thou foul denier of The Science[SUP]TM[/SUP]!! There is no place for curiosity in such matters! Heretic! Blasphemer!

Seriously, though, the compound in question is choline[1], which the article notes "is deemed an essential nutrient that is widely recommended for optimal health [and which] supports various bodily functions, including cellular growth and metabolism". It also says "concentrations of choline found in food are generally safe". However, "[r]esearchers found that consuming the nutrient in high concentrations could lead to cause [sic] clotting" (emphasis added). By "high concentrations", of course, they mean "concentrations not actually found in eggs" (or in anything else you're likely to encounter outside of a laboratory, for that matter).

IOW: The headline (and the entire article) is just an exercise in shouting "ooh, look! a squirrel!!". (I leave it to the reader to guess what they might be trying to divert attention from.)



[1] Actually, it's trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO), which is produced when choline interacts with gut bacteria. Choline is found in eggs, but TMAO is not - which I suppose is why the headline says "linked to" instead of "causes", for whatever difference that will make to most readers. ("The corporate media is factual but not truthful." -- Michael Malice.)
 
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So with egg prices where they are right now, it's logical to assume egg consumption should go down.

Which should mean that these cases of people dropping dead as if poleaxed, should decrease as well.

Right?
 
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