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To: dowcaet

I live in Massachusetts and have a good insight into the minds of rats. Rats never learn and they never give up. They’ll keep coming at you and coming at you hoping that you will tire out. These rats only know one thing and that is power. If you kill off a few and let the rest go they will come back at you again and again. You have to fight fire with fire when dealing with rats. A rat will try to ruin your life, get you fired from your job and put you in jail. You have to be willing to do the same in return.


51 posted on 12/13/2019 8:35:48 AM PST by outpostinmass2
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To: outpostinmass2

Maybe that’s why my mom and dad used to tell us kids “The only good commie is a dead commie”.


63 posted on 12/13/2019 8:46:20 AM PST by Right-wing Librarian
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To: outpostinmass2

Rats are rats and they (mis)behave the same way here on the left coast.

I say hunt them for sport - no bag limit...


64 posted on 12/13/2019 8:47:00 AM PST by rockrr ( Everything is different now...)
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To: outpostinmass2

They’re like a cult. I grew up in eastern Connecticut in the seventies and the Democrats there were your old traditional blue collar, hard hat types. They weren’t exactly ideological because many of them that I knew were Catholic, anti-abortion, and homosexuality wasn’t something not even spoken about. They voted Democrat mostly on economic issues. They felt the party was for the working man and Republicans were for the wealthy. Sometime in the nineties the RATS went completely off the rails to the point today where they’re just deranged lunatics now.


66 posted on 12/13/2019 8:49:32 AM PST by dowcaet
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