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It's the way the Constitution was set up. There is a way to change it if you'd like.All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others, right?
It's the way the Constitution was set up. There is a way to change it if you'd like.All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others, right?
It's the way the Constitution was set up. There is a way to change it if you'd like.
Sorry, i was educated by a union instructor in a public school. I'd like to see a reliable citation on murder rates. That is murder btw, not suicide.
Thanks, that seems to be every likely reason for the high murder rates.https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2015/crime-in-the-u.s.-2015/tables/table-4
BTW...the South is the most dangerous region for murder and damned near every violent crime. Why? Gun proliferation, poverty, decreasing money/resources for law enforcement (tax cuts galore down south--damn the consequences).
The top nine states with the highest murder rates per 100,000, in order:
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maryland
South Carolina
Alaska
Alabama
Nevada
Tennessee
Georgia
Yeah, lotta solid blue states there.....
kind of alarming that a degenerate low iq poor gene pool person's vote is worth more then anyone from a city.You just resent the hell out of the fact that their vote counted more for the win then yours did.
Yeah, damn those stinking peons and working poor shit kickers that think they might actually be just as good and worthy people as you are.kind of alarming that a degenerate low iq poor gene pool person's vote is worth more then anyone from a city.
Yeah, damn those stinking peons and working poor shit kickers that think they might actually be just as good and worthy people as you are.
https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2015/crime-in-the-u.s.-2015/tables/table-4
BTW...the South is the most dangerous region for murder and damned near every violent crime. Why? Gun proliferation, poverty, decreasing money/resources for law enforcement (tax cuts galore down south--damn the consequences).
The top nine states with the highest murder rates per 100,000, in order:
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maryland
South Carolina
Alaska
Alabama
Nevada
Tennessee
Georgia
Yeah, lotta solid blue states there.....
Due to the way the Senate is elected they'll always have more influence then you............. unless you manage to amend the Constitution.their vote is worth more then mine. thats what your initial point was and now we are equal? No. Everyones vote should count the same.
Again with the "blue state" stupidity. When you call something a "blue state" or a "red state", it just means the majority of voters from that state voted one way or another. That doesn't tell you a thing about how those voters are split. Louisiana is a "red state", but I'm confident the vast majority of murders there happen in solidly blue sections of the state. Factors like poverty, drug use, economic opportunity, education etc are much more meaningful than "red state" "blue state" in this context.
The Party of Personal Responsibility™ taking responsibility for the effects of their policies? LOL.But red state voters actively attack funding for schools, push religion into public schools, attack science in education, restrict abortions, push down wages, etc.... through their votes. Aren't the problems that red states have a direct result of their own actions?
But red state voters actively attack funding for schools, push religion into public schools, attack science in education, restrict abortions, push down wages, etc.... through their votes. Aren't the problems that red states have a direct result of their own actions?
The Party of Personal Responsibility™ taking responsibility for the effects of their policies? LOL.
But red state voters actively attack funding for schools, push religion into public schools, attack science in education, restrict abortions, push down wages, etc.... through their votes. Aren't the problems that red states have a direct result of their own actions?
Oh yes, of course, it's the conservative voters that created all the highest crime/murder places even though just about all those places have been under lib control forever. Yup, makes sense![]()
Oh yes, of course, it's the conservative voters that created all the highest crime/murder places even though just about all those places have been under lib control forever. Yup, makes sense![]()
The top nine states with the highest murder rates per 100,000, in order:
Louisiana - RED
Mississippi - RED
Maryland - RED
South Carolina -RED
Alaska - RED
Alabama - RED
Nevada
Tennessee - RED
Georgia - RED
Their problems will only get worse once Repubs have their way because those states are recipients of more federal money than they put in through taxes-
http://www.theatlantic.com/business...tates-are-givers-and-which-are-takers/361668/
Which is not a complaint on my part but rather to point out the self destructive nature of the culture war they wage. W/o federal dollars the economies in some of the poorest parts of this country would collapse entirely.
It sometimes turns into a proud to be ignorant sort of thing.
For years, now, Louisiana and other Gulf States have been asking for a larger share of the tax revenues from offshore drilling. Louisiana currently receives just a small portion, about $40 million last year out of some five billion dollars in total tax revenue. Governor Blanco's letter to the Department of the Interior comes, as a next round of offshore oil leases is due to be signed next month. While the governor isn't objecting to this round of leases, she raises the possibility that she may in the future; pointing to, quote, "The growing tension between uncompensated support for offshore drilling and the state's coastal management program."
Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu, like Blanco, a Democrat, is trying to build congressional support for a proposal that would give Louisiana the same 50 percent share that Western States get from oil revenue. At a time when there bans on offshore drilling everywhere in the country, Landrieu says in Louisiana, there's growing frustration.
Of course we attack some funding for schools, it's our damn money and we want control on how it's taken and how it's used.But red state voters actively attack funding for schools, push religion into public schools, attack science in education, restrict abortions, push down wages, etc.... through their votes. Aren't the problems that red states have a direct result of their own actions?
Truthiness! See #28 above, but be careful not to burn your eyes out...
I guess we disagree on the facts then. Could you explain why the data below is not reflective of reality? Do you have data that refutes it?
Of course we attack some funding for schools, it's our damn money and we want control on how it's taken and how it's used.
It's our religion, of course we care about it and want it in our lives.
Some science is junk science, we support the scientific method and proper skepticism.
While I support up to 3rd trimester abortions other disagree, why do you think your view is right?
Push down wages?
It's mostly liberals/progressives that are anti-vaccers, not conservatives. Not that they're not exceptions.It was actually the stats of conservative states vs liberal states that made me more progressive than I once was. It really is difficult to argue that objectively speaking conservative states are faring better than progressive states, the data speaks for itself. What is really scary is that science denialism has gotten so bad within certain segments of the conservative population that some are turning against vaccinations..... that is just mind-blowing irrationality.
https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2015/crime-in-the-u.s.-2015/tables/table-4
BTW...the South is the most dangerous region for murder and damned near every violent crime. Why? Gun proliferation, poverty, decreasing money/resources for law enforcement (tax cuts galore down south--damn the consequences).
The top nine states with the highest murder rates per 100,000, in order:
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maryland
South Carolina
Alaska
Alabama
Nevada
Tennessee
Georgia
Yeah, lotta solid blue states there.....
It's mostly liberals/progressives that are anti-vaccers, not conservatives. Not that they're not exceptions.
http://www.realclearscience.com/jou...r_conservatives_more_anti-vaccine_108905.html
It's not really "mostly liberals/progressives": https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ch-of-hippie-liberals/?utm_term=.fb74848d622bIt's mostly liberals/progressives that are anti-vaccers, not conservatives. Not that they're not exceptions.
http://www.realclearscience.com/jou...r_conservatives_more_anti-vaccine_108905.html
The inner cities where every one of those stats come from is solid blue- the exception is probably Alaska.https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2015/crime-in-the-u.s.-2015/tables/table-4
BTW...the South is the most dangerous region for murder and damned near every violent crime. Why? Gun proliferation, poverty, decreasing money/resources for law enforcement (tax cuts galore down south--damn the consequences).
The top nine states with the highest murder rates per 100,000, in order:
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maryland
South Carolina
Alaska
Alabama
Nevada
Tennessee
Georgia
Yeah, lotta solid blue states there.....
Before you pull out the same ole line of "look at them poors and how us give them all the money", read this.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5205346
Should Louisiana and Gulf States get $2.5 billion dollars? Where are all the chantings of "equality for all"? Totally collapse you said?
