frigidweirdo
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Nice try and deflection Ray. The point you were making was that Republicans don't try stop people from drinking alcohol.
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As you can see, dry and partially dry are mostly in Republican areas.
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The most northern county is Ochiltree,
Ochiltree County, Texas - Wikipedia
"In 2004, Ochiltree County 91.5 percent of voters (2,922) voted for George W. Bush"
" This is tied for the second-highest percentage of votes Bush received for any county in the US (in both 2000 and 2004), "
Oh, er... Republican, right? Massively Republican actually. One of the MOST Republican counties in the US. And it's DRY Ray. Oh, the Republicans don't want to stop people drinking.
Roberts county
Roberts County, Texas - Wikipedia
"In 2008 92% of voters voted for Republican John McCain versus only 7.92% for Democrat Barack Obama making it one of the most Republican counties in the United States."
Uh huh, another dry county which is totally Republican.
Let's look overall.
Presidential Election Results by County: Texas
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And this map is a little weird, but those bottom counties all voted for Hillary.
Notice how none of the dry counties voted for Hillary?
Basically, being dry is a Republican policy Ray. So, that destroys your view that the Republicans don't tell people what to do. Yes, people can get up and leave their county, they can leave Texas, yes, they can leave the USA, that doesn't have anything to do with this argument, because it's still the REPUBLICANS telling people whether they can buy alcohol or not.
The point, Ray, isn't whether you see Jay-walking, it's that it actually exists. It exists because the automobile lobby went to govt and said "hey, we want cars to have supremacy on the roads" and the govt bent down, exposed their asses and took it.
But the fact that you want to impose this on people, after complaining about social engineering, is kind of funny.
We're not talking about terrorists here Ray, what you did was typically right wing reactionary, to equate Muslims with terrorists. Sorry, but most terrorists in the US seem to be Christians, Dylan Roof....
And I see your nice little slight of hand there, what "Republican representative", er... most Republicans aren't representatives Ray, but hey, you reduce the amount of people to hundreds rather than millions, and maybe you think you'll win some points, mainly because you know there are enough Republicans out there who DO call for the killing of Muslims.
And yet you can't name one.
People elect representatives to legislate their desires. If people want to be a dry city, district or county, they have every right to. It doesn't' mean some evil Republican leaders invaded a territory and forced them into being a dry whatever, and they had no choice but to give in.
Your map is from 2012. My statistics of seven counties are from 2016. In the late 1980's, there were 62 dry counties. Today, there are only seven. Do you know how that happened? People elected representatives that rescinded their prohibition on alcohol, or petitioned their current representatives to rescind the law.
Until today, our community has a Sunday (The Lords day) restriction on alcohol purchases. You can't buy alcohol beverages from our grocery store until noon. The wine aisle is fenced off until noon, but if you want to buy alcohol before that time, you can go to another district. And mind you, most all of our local politicians are Democrats.
Fuck off Ray. I can't name one person from your limited selection.
Please Ray, tell me how many 34 year old hermaphrodites, who like playing chess on Thursdays in a small shop in Alabama, while watching morning TV, think that you have nice hair. Come on, tell me?
Again Ray, I'm not here to play silly fucking games.
I must be drinking too much because your reply made absolutely no sense to me whatsoever.
And what do you mean by "my limited selection?" I'm asking you to give me the name of one prominent Republican that said we should kill all Muslims. There are hundreds of them in the house and Senate alone. I'm not talking about some kook with an internet site or some whacko in a church somewhere, I'm talking about any Republican with the ability to create laws or have a major influence on the public.
Why the fuck would I need to give you the name of "one prominent Republican"? Did I say "prominent Republicans said kill all Muslims"? No.
Hey Ray, you still haven't told me about the Hermaphrodite, and I'm going to keep banging on about it as long as you keep banging on about "prominent Republicans", because neither of them have sweet fuck all to do with this topic.
They don't? Then why did you bring them up?
When you said Republicans want to kill all Muslims, what Republicans are you talking about? That's all I want to know. Because I am a Republican, and I never heard anything like that from any Republican.
So you are lying and making shit up, or trying to convince me of something that is not. Either way, you painted yourself in a corner because you cannot back up your claims.
What kind of Republicans? Well, certain ones that come on sites like this.
MSNBC Guest: 'Nothing Says, Let's Go Kill Some Muslims, Like Country Music'
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MSNBC Guest: 'Nothing Says, Let's Go Kill Some Muslims, Like Country Music'"
Court hears how Glendon Crawford was building an X-ray gun to kill all Muslims | Daily Mail Online
"Court hears how man was building an X-ray gun to kill all Muslims from the back of his van to 'help Jews get rid of their enemies'"
'Kill Muslims, Kill Them All!' Trump Supporter Shouts At Street Preachers | HuffPost
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‘Kill Muslims, Kill Them All!’ Trump Supporter Shouts At Street Preachers"
'Muslims are evil. Let’s kill them all': US TV commentator Erik Rush
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'Muslims are evil. Let’s kill them all': US TV commentator Erik Rush provokes furious reaction with Boston bombing Twitter rants"
Do you want me to go on?