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High_Plains_Drifter
01-18-2018, 09:14 PM
I say mobilize the National Guard and start arresting CA officials that think they can just IGNORE and even blatantly oppose federal law, before there's nothing left of the state, and while the National Guard is in there round up every single last illegal alien and ship their asses back out to where ever the fuck they came from. I mean for Christ sake, when is enough, enough?

http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article195405279.html

http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article195434409.html

Gunny
01-18-2018, 09:28 PM
I say mobilize the National Guard and start arresting CA officials that think they can just IGNORE and even blatantly oppose federal law, before there's nothing left of the state, and while the National Guard is in there round up every single last illegal alien and ship their asses back out to where ever the fuck they came from. I mean for Christ sake, when is enough, enough?

http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article195405279.html

http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article195434409.htmlWho needs the Guard? Half the Marine Corps and Navy are in San Diego.

High_Plains_Drifter
01-18-2018, 09:35 PM
Who needs the Guard? Half the Marine Corps and Navy are in San Diego.
Not to mention San Fran... that would work.

Just sayin' though... shit gets any worse in that state and it will take the military to straighten it out.

Gunny
01-18-2018, 09:39 PM
Not to mention San Fran... that would work.

Just sayin' though... shit gets any worse in that state and it will take the military to straighten it out.I didn't and won't lose anything in California. I liked living there when I was a kid. Otherwise, I say blow the place at the San Andreas Fault.

aboutime
01-18-2018, 09:56 PM
The National Guard would be Californians. Not a good idea.

Federalizing the POLICE FORCES across the state by the President is more likely.

And then...we have this...
https://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/posse+comitatus
Posse Comitatus
In 1878 the use of a posse comitatus was limited by the passage of the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878. This act, passed in response to the use of federal troops to enforce reconstruction policies in the southern states, prohibited the use of the U.S. Army to enforce laws unless the Constitution or an act of Congress explicitly authorized such use. This act was amended five times in the 1980s, largely to allow for the use of military resources to combat trafficking in illicit narcotics.

Though rarely used, the posse comitatus continues to be a modern legal institution. In June 1977, for example, the Aspen, Colorado, sheriff called out the posse comitatus—ordinary citizens with their own weapons—to hunt for escaped mass murderer Theodore ("Ted") Bundy. Many states have modern posse comitatus statutes; one typical example is the Kentucky statute enacted in 1962 that gives any sheriff the power to "command and take with him the power of the county or a part thereof, to aid him in the execution of the duties of his office" (Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 70.060 [Baldwin 1996]).

Gunny
01-18-2018, 10:22 PM
The National Guard would be Californians. Not a good idea.

Federalizing the POLICE FORCES across the state by the President is more likely.

And then...we have this...
https://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/posse+comitatus
Posse Comitatus
In 1878 the use of a posse comitatus was limited by the passage of the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878. This act, passed in response to the use of federal troops to enforce reconstruction policies in the southern states, prohibited the use of the U.S. Army to enforce laws unless the Constitution or an act of Congress explicitly authorized such use. This act was amended five times in the 1980s, largely to allow for the use of military resources to combat trafficking in illicit narcotics.

Though rarely used, the posse comitatus continues to be a modern legal institution. In June 1977, for example, the Aspen, Colorado, sheriff called out the posse comitatus—ordinary citizens with their own weapons—to hunt for escaped mass murderer Theodore ("Ted") Bundy. Many states have modern posse comitatus statutes; one typical example is the Kentucky statute enacted in 1962 that gives any sheriff the power to "command and take with him the power of the county or a part thereof, to aid him in the execution of the duties of his office" (Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 70.060 [Baldwin 1996]).Whatever works but at this point I would use force. It's the only thing that is going to work because those leftards think they're above the law.

High_Plains_Drifter
01-18-2018, 11:42 PM
The National Guard would be Californians. Not a good idea.

Federalizing the POLICE FORCES across the state by the President is more likely.

And then...we have this...
https://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/posse+comitatus
Posse Comitatus
In 1878 the use of a posse comitatus was limited by the passage of the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878. This act, passed in response to the use of federal troops to enforce reconstruction policies in the southern states, prohibited the use of the U.S. Army to enforce laws unless the Constitution or an act of Congress explicitly authorized such use. This act was amended five times in the 1980s, largely to allow for the use of military resources to combat trafficking in illicit narcotics.

Though rarely used, the posse comitatus continues to be a modern legal institution. In June 1977, for example, the Aspen, Colorado, sheriff called out the posse comitatus—ordinary citizens with their own weapons—to hunt for escaped mass murderer Theodore ("Ted") Bundy. Many states have modern posse comitatus statutes; one typical example is the Kentucky statute enacted in 1962 that gives any sheriff the power to "command and take with him the power of the county or a part thereof, to aid him in the execution of the duties of his office" (Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 70.060 [Baldwin 1996]).
The way they're acting they're not part of the United States anyway, not to mention how many of them aren't legal American citizens either, so it's debatable whether or not Posse Comitatus would even apply. The use of the military in this case could arguably be against traitors, anarchists, dissidents and illegal aliens, to regain control of a state of the United States of America from said rogue agents.

Gunny
01-19-2018, 12:13 AM
The way they're acting they're not part of the United States anyway, not to mention how many of them aren't legal American citizens either, so it's debatable whether or not Posse Comitatus would even apply. The use of the military in this case could arguably be against traitors, anarchists, dissidents and illegal aliens, to regain control of a state of the United States of America from said rogue agents.I was going to suggest the same. They are a threat to the sovereignty of the United States and are defying the Constitution. That puts them under "all enemies, foreign AND DOMESTIC" from where I'm sitting.

Elessar
01-19-2018, 12:26 AM
Who needs the Guard? Half the Marine Corps and Navy are in San Diego.

Can't do that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_Act

But it would be awfully good if the Jarheads and Squids could.'.

Coasties and Air Force do SAR. Coast Guard has a unique position that makes it immune from the Posse Comitatus.
Only the US Marshalls have a broader scope of jurisdiction than the Coast Guard.

Funky Winkerbean
01-19-2018, 06:24 AM
California will always be the number one destination for winners in the United States. It has the diversity of people, culture, and climate most desired by cosmopolitans.

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 09:06 AM
I say mobilize the National Guard and start arresting CA officials that think they can just IGNORE and even blatantly oppose federal law, before there's nothing left of the state, and while the National Guard is in there round up every single last illegal alien and ship their asses back out to where ever the fuck they came from. I mean for Christ sake, when is enough, enough?

http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article195405279.html

http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article195434409.html


I just want ONE LIB to explain to me why it's ok for Mexico to strictly guard its southern border with armed personnel, and throw out anyone they catch, but we should let in every Mexican who wants to sneak in here and stay. And reward them with benefits to boot. It defies all logic and fairness.

Some days it really is just too much.

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 09:09 AM
California will always be the number one destination for winners in the United States. It has the diversity of people, culture, and climate most desired by cosmopolitans.

Ok, please define "winner" for me.

High_Plains_Drifter
01-19-2018, 09:15 AM
Ok, please define "winner" for me.
I wonder if "Funky Winkerbean" is one of those "winners?"

I mean with such a serious board name and all.

Almost sounds like "Gravy Boat."

Funky Winkerbean
01-19-2018, 09:24 AM
Ok, please define "winner" for me.
A winner is someone who succeeds in life, someone with a lot of disposable income who knows how to live, someone with family and friends building an empire from within. People who win at life love California, because it doesn't matter who's in charge of the government, there's the beaches and beautiful people taking precedence. Plus, it's a state filled with people who love to spend money on everything, rich or poor, they spend. And people spending money provides the opportunity at winning.

So what's your definition of a winner, sir?

High_Plains_Drifter
01-19-2018, 09:32 AM
A winner is someone who succeeds in life, someone with a lot of disposable income who knows how to live, someone with family and friends building an empire from within. People who win at life love California, because it doesn't matter who's in charge of the government, there's the beaches and beautiful people taking precedence. Plus, it's a state filled with people who love to spend money on everything, rich or poor, they spend. And people spending money provides the opportunity at winning.So what's your definition of a winner?
You have no idea what the hell you're talking about. California is currently overrun with ILLEGAL ALIENS SUCKING off the states welfare, and thus the state is over a BILLION dollars in DEBT, not to mention that now they fear the MASS EXODUS of MONEY from the state because of the NEW HIGHER TAXES, ONCE AGAIN.

The state is a LEFTIST TOILET, and it won't be long until it's into a FULL IMPLOSION. People are LEAVING in DROVES, and that's people with MONEY, the SUCCESSFUL ones that you refer to... they're LEAVING...

http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article195405279.html

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 10:00 AM
A winner is someone who succeeds in life, someone with a lot of disposable income who knows how to live, someone with family and friends building an empire from within. People who win at life love California, because it doesn't matter who's in charge of the government, there's the beaches and beautiful people taking precedence. Plus, it's a state filled with people who love to spend money on everything, rich or poor, they spend. And people spending money provides the opportunity at winning.

So what's your definition of a winner, sir?

Sir? I would have thought my name was clearly feminine.

Annnnyway, I would never define winning based on the amount of money one has or spends. In fact, I would not even classify people as winners, and I've always hated the term "loser". It is a very mean thing to say about someone.

But to to answer your question, to "win" at life is to know where you are going when you die, to share life with someone you truly love, and to be as healthy as possible.
I would add having close family in the mix, but we can't always control that.
Having a lot of money is fine, but doesn't make you anything special. Harvey Weinstein has a boatload of it.

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
01-19-2018, 10:08 AM
A winner is someone who succeeds in life, someone with a lot of disposable income who knows how to live, someone with family and friends building an empire from within. People who win at life love California, because it doesn't matter who's in charge of the government, there's the beaches and beautiful people taking precedence. Plus, it's a state filled with people who love to spend money on everything, rich or poor, they spend. And people spending money provides the opportunity at winning.

So what's your definition of a winner, sir?

A winner is a moral, upright and brave dependable person that has kindness and justice in their heart.
Which sadly by its definition leaves 99.9% of Democrats out.
History and reality both reveal that California is hellbent on establishing its own socialist paradise
to wit, it places value on money, greed, power and a failed political ideology-Socialism .....
That by any decent standard does not represent a winner, IMHO...--TYR

Funky Winkerbean
01-19-2018, 10:23 AM
A winner is a moral, upright and brave dependable person that has kindness and justice in their heart.
Which sadly by its definition leaves 99.9% of Democrats out.
History and reality both reveal that California is hellbent on establishing its own socialist paradise
to wit, it places value on money, greed, power and a failed political ideology-Socialism .....
That by any decent standard does not represent a winner, IMHO...--TYR

You should go to California sometime, it's lovely.

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
01-19-2018, 10:27 AM
Sir? I would have thought my name was clearly feminine.

Annnnyway, I would never define winning based on the amount of money one has or spends. In fact, I would not even classify people as winners, and I've always hated the term "loser". It is a very mean thing to say about someone.

But to to answer your question, to "win" at life is to know where you are going when you die, to share life with someone you truly love, and to be as healthy as possible.
I would add having close family in the mix, but we can't always control that.
Having a lot of money is fine, but doesn't make you anything special. Harvey Weinstein has a boatload of it.

Maám, I agree with your wise and shining truth as given.
I've always thought that the name Abbey, was a beautiful--female name.....
And yes we in the South(raised in the old South), that were raised right and morally always say , yes Ma'am, no Ma'am , yes Sir and no Sir to adults we address....
I now see that many of these young adults here in stores at cash registers , IN THEIR 20/30's, give me a curious or confused look when I reply yes Ma'am and/or no Ma'am to them...
Which to me says, their parents have not raised them to understand that respect and politeness are things one must embrace if they are to be decent and honorable.-Tyr

Funky Winkerbean
01-19-2018, 10:28 AM
Sir? I would have thought my name was clearly feminine.

I know of many men named Abbey. Abbey Hoffman. Abbey Normal.

So I hope you've everything in your life to feel yourself a winner. I know I do.......... ma'am. ;)

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
01-19-2018, 10:33 AM
You should go to California sometime, it's lovely.

I do not deny that the landscape is lovely, beautiful and often even majestic to behold
or that some of its residents are kind and decent people.
I was speaking of those that are of a political ideology, and/or blinded by the decades of that insane, crap being taught in schools and promoted by that state and city governments there.
California needs a damn good flushing--sadly, one that it will never get methinks..-Tyr

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 10:46 AM
I know of many men named Abbey. Abbey Hoffman. Abbey Normal.

So I hope you've everything in your life to feel yourself a winner. I know I do.......... ma'am. ;)

Ok, fair enough. :cool: Though I don't recall them saying Abbey's gender in Young Frankenstein.

Unfortunately, my health took a bad turn last year. It is what it is.

Thanks, but as I've said, I don't think of life in terms of winning and losing.
I like the way 2 Timothy 4:7 says it: "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 10:54 AM
Ok, fair enough. :cool: Though I don't recall them saying Abbey's gender in Young Frankenstein.

Unfortunately, my health took a bad turn last year. It is what it is.

Thanks, but as I've said, I don't think of life in terms of winning and losing.
I like the way 2 Timothy 4:7 says it: "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."
So it's not about dying with the most toys ?

Gunny
01-19-2018, 11:10 AM
I wonder if "Funky Winkerbean" is one of those "winners?"

I mean with such a serious board name and all.

Almost sounds like "Gravy Boat."Don't it though?

Gunny
01-19-2018, 11:13 AM
Sir? I would have thought my name was clearly feminine.

Annnnyway, I would never define winning based on the amount of money one has or spends. In fact, I would not even classify people as winners, and I've always hated the term "loser". It is a very mean thing to say about someone.

But to to answer your question, to "win" at life is to know where you are going when you die, to share life with someone you truly love, and to be as healthy as possible.
I would add having close family in the mix, but we can't always control that.
Having a lot of money is fine, but doesn't make you anything special. Harvey Weinstein has a boatload of it.You're not a girl? OMG! There is no Santa Claus! :laugh:

I think Russ has some 'splaini' to do, Lucy :)

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 11:15 AM
So it's not about dying with the most toys ? Abbey there's a tee shirt that says "whoever dies with the most toys still dies ".

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 11:29 AM
You're not a girl? OMG! There is no Santa Claus! :laugh:

I think Russ has some 'splaini' to do, Lucy :)


Had you all fooled, didn't I?

Gunny
01-19-2018, 11:29 AM
A winner is someone who succeeds in life, someone with a lot of disposable income who knows how to live, someone with family and friends building an empire from within. People who win at life love California, because it doesn't matter who's in charge of the government, there's the beaches and beautiful people taking precedence. Plus, it's a state filled with people who love to spend money on everything, rich or poor, they spend. And people spending money provides the opportunity at winning.

So what's your definition of a winner, sir?Wonder which part of California that'a hidden? I've lived all over the state over over three decades and seemed to have missed all that.

I can claim the same about Florida except Florida beaches rule and California beaches SUCK so bad it's keeping the leftwingnuts from drifting out to sea.

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 11:30 AM
@Abbey (http://www.debatepolicy.com/member.php?u=11) there's a tee shirt that says "whoever dies with the most toys still dies ".

:laugh2:

Did you ever see my blue signature?

gabosaurus
01-19-2018, 11:32 AM
A toilet? I didn't see any references to New Jersey... :rolleyes:

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 11:34 AM
:laugh2:

Did you ever see my blue signature?
For some reason I hadn't noticed the blue one but had noticed the red.

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 11:35 AM
Wonder which part of California that'a hidden? I've lived all over the state over over three decades and seemed to have missed all that.

I can claim the same about Florida except Florida beaches rule and California beaches SUCK so bad it's keeping the leftwingnuts from drifting out to sea.

I know and totally agree that Florida beaches are beautiful, but I've never been to Cali- I'm curious, why do their beaches suck?

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 11:37 AM
I know and totally agree that Florida beaches are beautiful, but I've never been to Cali- I'm curious, why do their beaches suck?
It's a different sand. It's browner. At least at pacific palisades and Encinitas.

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 11:39 AM
It's a different sand. It's browner. At least at pacific palisades and Encinitas.

Ah, I see. I'm a big fan of white sand beaches.

Ever been to the armpit known as Atlantic City? The sand there is a depressing gray.

Gunny
01-19-2018, 11:42 AM
I know and totally agree that Florida beaches are beautiful, but I've never been to Cali- I'm curious, why do their beaches suck?LOL. Oh boy. Okay. Florida is on the Gulf Stream. The water comes from the south, and it is relatively shallow and clean for a few miles out and it is warm (as in comfortable.

California beaches are for one thing full of Californians. Quite the arrogant and rude folk. The water comes down from the Arctic. it is cold even in July. The depth drops off rather sharply pretty close to shore so it's dark. Between that and the ever-present seaweed. Think slimy wet vines that wrap around your legs.

Abbey Marie
01-19-2018, 11:45 AM
LOL. Oh boy. Okay. Florida is on the Gulf Stream. The water comes from the south, and it is relatively shallow and clean for a few miles out and it is warm (as in comfortable.

California beaches are for one thing full of Californians. Quite the arrogant and rude folk. The water comes down from the Arctic. it is cold even in July. The depth drops off rather sharply pretty close to shore so it's dark. Between that and the ever-present seaweed. Think slimy wet vines that wrap around your legs.

Well that sounds lovely.

:coffee:

Thanks.

gabosaurus
01-19-2018, 11:49 AM
California beaches are for one thing full of Californians. Quite the arrogant and rude folk. The water comes down from the Arctic. it is cold even in July. The depth drops off rather sharply pretty close to shore so it's dark. Between that and the ever-present seaweed. Think slimy wet vines that wrap around your legs.

OBJECTION! We don't have seaweed where I live. The beaches are beautiful. The water is cool because the sand is warm. California is a warm and beautiful place. Except when we have monsoons. Or fires. Or mudslides. Or earthquakes. And try to stay off the freeways.
Otherwise, it is the greatest state in the union. We love all of our people. We even love Republicans. As long as they know their place. :cool:

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 11:49 AM
Ah, I see. I'm a big fan of white sand beaches.

Ever been to the armpit known as Atlantic City? The sand there is a depressing gray.
I haven't been to Atlantic city. Where streets are named for monopoly properties. Lol.

Check out the panhandle of Florida. From destin to Pensacola/Navarre.

Gunny
01-19-2018, 11:53 AM
Well that sounds lovely.

:coffee:

Thanks.The California coastline in most places away from the dens of leftwingnut rodents and their illegal pets is actually beautiful to look at. But as Don Henley says: 'you call a place paradise, kiss it goodbye ". The wealthy building monuments to themselves on the beaches are kind of a blight on it. The mudslides are God's revenge for Man screwing up such pretty scenery.

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 11:58 AM
The California coastline in most places away from the dens of leftwingnut rodents and their illegal pets is actually beautiful to look at. But as Don Henley says: 'you call a place paradise, kiss it goodbye ". The wealthy building monuments to themselves on the beaches are kind of a blight on it. The mudslides are God's revenge for Man screwing up such pretty scenery.
Pacific coast highway Is on my bucket list. As is the Ferris wheel at Santa monica that I didn't get to ride when I was there. :sad:

Gunny
01-19-2018, 12:08 PM
OBJECTION! We don't have seaweed where I live. The beaches are beautiful. The water is cool because the sand is warm. California is a warm and beautiful place. Except when we have monsoons. Or fires. Or mudslides. Or earthquakes. And try to stay off the freeways.
Otherwise, it is the greatest state in the union. We love all of our people. We even love Republicans. As long as they know their place. :cool:Yeah it's warm and beautiful. About 50 miles inland. Lots of sand THERE. The water is cold because the water is cold. Nothing to do with the sand. It has to do with the origin of the water. the Arctic.

In FL, you can sleep on the beach, pier, dock wherever you happen to "fall asleep" in your shorts. In CA on the coast, you have to wear long pants and L/S shirt at night. Used to run on the beach there every day. When the little fussbuckets were whining and bitching I'd run their asses right into the water so they could bitch some more and freeze their asses off. Amazing how quit a platoon gets when their hoo-ya's jump into their throats on contact with freezing-ass water. :)

Gunny
01-19-2018, 12:11 PM
I haven't been to Atlantic city. Where streets are named for monopoly properties. Lol.

Check out the panhandle of Florida. From destin to Pensacola/Navarre.Navarre is where my father lives.

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 12:12 PM
Navarre is where my father lives.
We spent 3 months going back and forth between Pensacola beach and Navarre beach. Got to see blue Angels perform on blue Angels weekend.

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 12:16 PM
Navarre is where my father lives.
So you've seen the emerald coast ?

Elessar
01-19-2018, 12:21 PM
I just want ONE LIB to explain to me why it's ok for Mexico to strictly guard its southern border with armed personnel, and throw out anyone they catch, but we should let in every Mexican who wants to sneak in here and stay. And reward them with benefits to boot. It defies all logic and fairness.

Some days it really is just too much.

You nailed it Abbey

Mexico tires to secure its borders with Federalies, but leave the leaking holes into the USA.

High_Plains_Drifter
01-19-2018, 12:22 PM
Yeah the Florida beaches rock compared to kullyfornia. Just watch out for the sand fleas and don't step in a fire ant nest.

Gunny
01-19-2018, 12:22 PM
So you've seen the emerald coast ?Plenty of times. Father lives in Navarre. When I left for boot camp my mother and stepfather moved from Miami to Jacksonville and stayed for 20 years. I lived in the Keys and Miami as a kid.

Here, it's not called going to the "beach". It's called the "coast". We go to the Coast. Padre Island. It's nice there as well. Anywhere you get far enough away from people is. The entire coastline is beautiful except where you run into cities. Closer you get, the crappier it gets.

Gunny
01-19-2018, 12:24 PM
The South China Sea is beautiful away from the mainland especially Hong Kong. Now THERE is a sh*thole. Didn't go in the water in Australia. Any place noted for having the largest great white population in the world is not a place on my list to swim. :)

Elessar
01-19-2018, 12:28 PM
OBJECTION! We don't have seaweed where I live. The beaches are beautiful. The water is cool because the sand is warm. California is a warm and beautiful place. Except when we have monsoons. Or fires. Or mudslides. Or earthquakes. And try to stay off the freeways.
Otherwise, it is the greatest state in the union. We love all of our people. We even love Republicans. As long as they know their place. :cool:

Have you tried he beaches much?

Kelp beds, especially north of Santa Barabara.
Get caught in them and you are dead unless you are a good swimmer.

Water is only 55 at best past Ventura.
82 degree body temp is a hyothermia level.

The only 82 degree water I have known is off Cabo San Lucas or
the Atlantic Coast in NJ, NY or VA.

High_Plains_Drifter
01-19-2018, 12:29 PM
The South China Sea is beautiful away from the mainland especially Hong Kong. Now THERE is a sh*thole. Didn't go in the water in Australia. Any place noted for having the largest great white population in the world is not a place on my list to swim. :)
Or lots of Jellyfish...

Gunny
01-19-2018, 12:33 PM
Or lots of Jellyfish...I heard THAT. Last time I ran into one was at White Beach on Okinawa. That sucked. And that wive's tale pissing on it will take the sting out? Not happening. Couple of shots of Jack will spiffy that sh*t up in a heartbeat though. :)

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 12:39 PM
Plenty of times. Father lives in Navarre. When I left for boot camp my mother and stepfather moved from Miami to Jacksonville and stayed for 20 years. I lived in the Keys and Miami as a kid.

Here, it's not called going to the "beach". It's called the "coast". We go to the Coast. Padre Island. It's nice there as well. Anywhere you get far enough away from people is. The entire coastline is beautiful except where you run into cities. Closer you get, the crappier it gets.
I like south padre. vacation ended memorial weekend which is when their season starts. The population seemed to triple overnight. Apparently they have fireworks every weekend throughout the summer.

Taco Junkie
01-19-2018, 12:50 PM
Ok, please define "winner" for me.

He misspelled whiner

Black Diamond
01-19-2018, 12:56 PM
California will always be the number one destination for winners in the United States. It has the diversity of people, culture, and climate most desired by cosmopolitans.
I don't think diversity makes any difference in winning vs losing.

Gunny
01-19-2018, 01:49 PM
I don't think diversity makes any difference in winning vs losing.I like diversity in my shirts.

Seen running shoes lately? Too much diversity. They look like crap.

Funky Winkerbean
01-19-2018, 02:27 PM
I like diversity in my shirts.

Seen running shoes lately? Too much diversity. They look like crap.

I like diversity in my meat. New York Strip Steak last night. Kansas City Ribs tonight. Chicago Red Hots on Saturday.....

Russ
01-19-2018, 06:09 PM
A winner is someone who succeeds in life, someone with a lot of disposable income who knows how to live, someone with family and friends building an empire from within. People who win at life love California, because it doesn't matter who's in charge of the government, there's the beaches and beautiful people taking precedence. Plus, it's a state filled with people who love to spend money on everything, rich or poor, they spend. And people spending money provides the opportunity at winning.

So what's your definition of a winner, sir?


I think to truly be a winner, you have to have accomplishments and you have to be generally respected by people around you. You can't just declare yourself a winner - that would qualify every delusional, self-congratulatory babbling idiot in every psycho ward and CNN office in the world as a potential "winner". We can't have that.

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
01-19-2018, 09:03 PM
I think to truly be a winner, you have to have accomplishments and you have to be generally respected by people around you. You can't just declare yourself a winner - that would qualify every delusional, self-congratulatory babbling idiot in every psycho ward and CNN office in the world as a potential "winner". We can't have that.


Right on the mark my friend......
Sad and pathetic is the reality that in the dem/lib world you are a winner if you announce your hatred of the Republican, Conservatives and Christians, while you lie about your magnificent tender hearts and complete support for the common man..
Shocking, how greatly that lie is swallowed by the American populace that the liberal education system has now so effectively educated to be ignorant, gullible and blind.
This is their greatest success. Pulling off such a deception and managing to convince millions that they, the libs/dems , are the good guys!
True winners they are not but master deceivers they are. -Tyr

Gunny
01-19-2018, 09:17 PM
Right on the mark my friend......
Sad and pathetic is the reality that in the dem/lib world you are a winner if you announce your hatred of the Republican, Conservatives and Christians, while you lie about your magnificent tender hearts and complete support for the common man..
Shocking, how greatly that lie is swallowed by the American populace that the liberal education system has now so effectively educated to be ignorant, gullible and blind.
This is their greatest success. Pulling off such a deception and managing to convince millions that they, the libs/dems , are the good guys!
True winners they are not but master deceivers they are. -TyrI agree. I DO use the term "loser" at times, but I never really describe things in terms of being a winner in contrast with a loser because it is subjective.

For instance, I don't care much for material possessions. Most of the things I have that I care about are functional. A person who gauges winning and losing by how much crap he has accumulated might see otherwise. He has stuff just to have it because it exists and the Jones's next door have one.

Like I said. Hard to call someone a winner, or loser for that matter if they don't give a crap about what you hold dear.

Elessar
01-19-2018, 09:24 PM
Not to mention San Fran... that would work.

Just sayin' though... shit gets any worse in that state and it will take the military to straighten it out.

There is nothing left in San Fran.

Liberal Whiners chased the military out clear back in 1996.
Air Station Alemeda is gone. Station Mare Island is gone.
All that is left is USCG, and not going to chase us out!

aboutime
01-19-2018, 09:43 PM
Funky. I gotta disagree with you. I am a winner. I have survived cancer, a heart attack, two wars, and two EMT's who brought me back to life TWICE with CPR. Then I have been blessed with a lady who has been by my side for 48 years. Given us two son's. And I can brag about having SIX of the greatest Grandchildren any Grandparent could ever ask for.
It wouldn't matter if I was dirt poor, didn't have a home, or a car. I have a FAMILY to keep me feeling SUCCESSFUL until the day I die. In my book. THAT'S A WINNING COMBINATION.

Elessar
01-19-2018, 10:14 PM
Or lots of Jellyfish...

Jellyfish used to nail me every time I brough some one in!
One lady yelled at me that I was responsible for HER kids.
Told her to shove it up her ass, watch her own kids, and complain to the BMCM
that ran the beach.

BMCM Ladd shot her down really fast!

Elessar
01-19-2018, 10:21 PM
You should go to California sometime, it's lovely.

I think you should slow down and aviod insulting people.

Kathianne
01-20-2018, 03:30 AM
I like diversity in my meat. New York Strip Steak last night. Kansas City Ribs tonight. Chicago Red Hots on Saturday.....

I recognize that you are new. However, with this post you are derailing the thread, purposefully or not. We've had some problems with another member doing this, resulting in more moderation, which we are loathe to do. I've read through to the end of the thread thus far, yep, it's being derailed.

So, this is a warning to avoid such posts as this. It will result in threads being moved; the poster being thread-banned, i.e., no longer able to post in the thread; or the thread being shut down. Eventually sooner or later, the poster who continues to do so will be banned.

Please be advised.

Funky Winkerbean
01-20-2018, 03:33 AM
Funky. I gotta disagree with you. I am a winner. I have survived cancer, a heart attack, two wars, and two EMT's who brought me back to life TWICE with CPR. Then I have been blessed with a lady who has been by my side for 48 years. Given us two son's. And I can brag about having SIX of the greatest Grandchildren any Grandparent could ever ask for.
It wouldn't matter if I was dirt poor, didn't have a home, or a car. I have a FAMILY to keep me feeling SUCCESSFUL until the day I die. In my book. THAT'S A WINNING COMBINATION.

But I agree with you, you sound like a winner to me, congratulations and welcome to the club.

:clap:

Funky Winkerbean
01-20-2018, 03:34 AM
I think you should slow down and aviod insulting people.

And I think you should slow down and stop accusing me of something for which I'd no intent.

Kathianne
01-20-2018, 03:39 AM
I'm closing this thread, it's run it's course and is going off the rails. Usually, as of late, I'd just delete some posts and start thread banning. In this case, we'll just let this devolving thread serve as a warning to all to not join in derailing.