[Tench_Coxe]

In the age of the Internet, where awareness of voting results can be magnified, a short jump of logic takes one to a point where the disenfranchised population, under Feinstein's scenario, begins to realize the scam.

It takes, I think, a good number of semi-truckloads of food per day to keep New York alive. How long does one think it will take, once the scam infuriates those in 'flyover country', to have those shipments stop?

[6SJ7]

It takes, I think, a good number of semi-truckloads of food per day to keep New York alive. How long does one think it will take, once the scam infuriates those in 'flyover country', to have those shipments stop?

Sounds a bit like the final chapters of 'Atlas Shrugged', which is how this silly law would likely play out in the long term.

[Political Junkie Too]

It takes, I think, a good number of semi-truckloads of food per day to keep New York alive. How long does one think it will take, once the scam infuriates those in 'flyover country', to have those shipments stop?

Or, let the cities get the Mexican-trucked food from Central America until it sickens them all.

-PJ