MauiPunter
Will sail for food
And the rubes, who no longer have a home to live in, will cheer! "Yay, someday when we build again, we too will have a gas stove and a tax break!"
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And the rubes, who no longer have a home to live in, will cheer! "Yay, someday when we build again, we too will have a gas stove and a tax break!"
Don't forget the 100 watt lightbulbs.
Mike G
Super Anarchist
I guess I don't get the 'gas stoves emit toxic compounds' but we Republicans encourage people to buy them strategy.
Voyageur
Super Anarchist
ok, the best rebuttal, so far, is this. yes cross dressing is ok, and fun. think halloween.
Voyageur
Super Anarchist
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Clove Hitch
Halyard licker
I was going to do an ocean swim in Miami. I canceled. I'm not going to spend a penny in that rectum of a state until they get things in order.
Mrleft8
Super Anarchist
Things have changed in North Florida since 1916.... But not by much.
MauiPunter
Will sail for food
Ah, those were the good old days.....
Same reason they told people to not wear masks and not get vaccinated: they are idiots.
Not for nothing
Super Anarchist
It looks like more R's will be shooting each other in Wild west Florida
TAMPA, Fla. — Florida House Speaker Paul Renner is pushing a measure that would allow people to carry concealed firearms without a permit and without training, saying he wants to remove the “government permission slip.”
let the fun begin;
Mass Shooting in Lakeland, Florida Leaves 11 Injured just in!
What could possibly go wrong?
"Just over a year ago, Governor Greg Abbott signed a law making it legal for anyone in Texas over the age of 21 to openly carry a gun in public without a permit or license. Since then, the number of mass shootings has risen 62.5 percent.
From June 13, 2020, to June 13, 2021, when Abbott signed the permitless carry law, Texas had 40 mass shootings. In that same time period from 2021 to 2022, the number of mass shootings rose to 65. The numbers were compiled using the databases from the Stanford University MSA Data Project, the Mass Shooting Tracker, Vox’s Gun Violence Archives, Mother Jones, The Washington Post, the FBI, and the Congressional Research Service. All incidences met at least two definitions of a mass shooting.
The math is even more damning when taking the number of victims into account. In the one-year period before the bill was signed, 187 people were killed or injured in mass shootings in Texas. In the one-year-after period, it was 375 people killed or injured, a 100 percent increase. Even if the 40 people killed or injured in the Robb Elementary School Massacre are excluded, the increase is 79 percent, an enormous jump in bloodshed.
When the bill was signed, Texas Democrats predicted that the law would likely increase gun violence.
“The permitless carry bill will cause more violence and loss,” U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-El Paso) said in a statement at the time. “Despite overwhelming support for common-sense gun violence prevention legislation like universal background checks, Texas Republicans, led by a cowardly governor, are more interested in groveling for the gun lobby’s attention than they are in preventing gun violence and honoring victims and survivors in El Paso and across Texas.”
That grim prediction has come true.
These numbers do not even take into account shootings of less than four people. Totals for all gun violence tend to lag behind mass shootings as they get less press coverage, and the numbers from last year are still not widely available from sources yet, let alone for 2022 so far. ABC 13 recently stated that since the bill had been passed, shooting deaths in the state were up 5 percent, with injuries being up 3 percent.
Permitless carry isn’t without some restrictions. It only applies to handguns, which must be holstered. Those who are prohibited by state and federal law are still banned, and private businesses can still bar guns from their property.
Despite those restrictions, permitless carry has been consistently linked to worse outcomes as the number of untrained armed residents increases.
“States that have weakened or eliminated law enforcement authority to deny permits to people who pose a danger have experienced an 11 percent increase in handgun homicide rates and a 13-15 percent increase in violent crime rates,” says Everytown Research and Policy.
Nevertheless, states have been steadily loosening their gun control laws under pressure from conservatives, who feel that a Democratic president is more likely to start confiscating weapons despite no evidence to support the assertion. Across the board, those states experience more violence than those who do not, with Texas being among the deadliest."
Texas Mass Shootings Up 62.5 Percent Since Permitless Carry Bill - Reform Austin
Just over a year ago, Governor Greg Abbott signed a law making it legal for anyone in Texas over the age of 21 to openly carry a gun in public without a permit or license. Since then, the number of mass shootings has risen 62.5 percent.
www.reformaustin.org
Mike G
Super Anarchist
And there BETTER NOT be any conjugating verbs anywhere near Floriduh either!!
Mrleft8
Super Anarchist
I'm pretty sure that microcephaly is an inherent trait in southern republican politicians.
Gouvernail
Lottsa people don’t know I’m famous
This group is becoming quite lazy. Shouldn’t the Wikipedia Microcephaly page have beef edited to include Desatan as an example
3to1
Super Anarchist
that 'desantis' is a fkg Cunt. I wish someone would make him stick his neck in.
fuck 'righty'.
fuck 'righty'.
Steam Flyer
Sophisticated Yet Humble
So, Republican parents want faceless government bureaucrats shuffling paperwork over their daughter's menstruation and GYN records?
That's gonna end well.... not
Bus Driver
Bacon Quality Control Specialist
You gotta wonder what they REALLY want to do with having access to a woman's reproductive cycle?
Steam Flyer
Sophisticated Yet Humble
I get the impression that, like almost every single thing I have seen Republicans propose or attempt over the last ~20 years, it is poorly thought-out and primarily aimed at punishing somebody they hate.
Bus Driver
Bacon Quality Control Specialist
My daughter and her friends used an app to track their cycle, but dropped it after Roe was overturned. No sense in taking any chances how that information, made available to those who desire control over others, could be used. Especially in a place where the Governor is making sweeping changes to limit thought and freedoms via Executive Order (which many Republicans claim to oppose).
