WinterBorn
Diamond Member
Perfect!!You are one crazy *****...
You give the world a superiority complex.
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Perfect!!You are one crazy *****...
You give the world a superiority complex.
Romans 1:24-27 and many, many other places
I am a big fan of eating carpet myself. I never have understood why things that are fine for straight couples are somehow an abomination for gays and lesbians.
You are one crazy *****...
You give the world a superiority complex.
MTG learned the playbook from the cult leader: Speak directly to the base, only to the base, all of the time, without exception. That's what this is.I'll ask the same questions I did in the other thread.
1) Does anyone actually think any state will have a majority of voters in favor of leaving the USA?
2) If this "divorce" goes through, I am assuming that democrats will have to move to blue states and republicans to red states. Who will cover the losses for those who have to move? Who will buy the homes of those displaced? Who will buy the businesses of those who are displaced.
3) Who gets the US Constitution and who gets to try and write a new constitution?
4) Will other political parties be banned in this new post divorce world?
Worshipping Paul, not Jesus.From Romans 1.
I thought their biggest argument was the mess the Family Court would make of the separation...Strange how the Lefts biggest argument against peaceful divorce; is the pleading manner in which they try to convince the Right, that they need the Left.
I'll ask the same questions I did in the other thread.
1) Does anyone actually think any state will have a majority of voters in favor of leaving the USA?
2) If this "divorce" goes through, I am assuming that democrats will have to move to blue states and republicans to red states. Who will cover the losses for those who have to move? Who will buy the homes of those displaced? Who will buy the businesses of those who are displaced.
3) Who gets the US Constitution and who gets to try and write a new constitution?
4) Will other political parties be banned in this new post divorce world?
dailyvoice.com
But it doesn't, it ignores the cities.As it focuses on where more of the supporter bases are for both parties than state lines.
But it doesn't, it ignores the cities.
“Assuming data supported the claim that “blue states” bail out “red states,” using balance-of-payment ratios as a measure to support that claim is a non-sequitur, because balance-of-payment ratios depend entirely on federal tax and spending policy. The amount of federal revenue collected from state taxpayers depends mostly on state income, and the federal income tax levies higher rates on filers with higher incomes. Progressives designed the federal income tax to burden high-income earners on purpose and support policies to make the federal income tax increasingly weighted toward the wealthy.
The states with the highest personal income per capita are Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey. The states with the lowest personal income per capita are Mississippi, West Virginia, Alabama, New Mexico and Kentucky. These are the exact same states with the lowest and highest balance of payment ratios, respectively. It is hypocritical to decry the tax code for taxing high-income states more than low income states while intentionally designing tax policies with that effect.”
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No, ‘blue states’ do not bail out ‘red states’
Statistical differences in federal income taxation and welfare policy is not a bailout.thehill.com