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To: HighSierra5

And in my neck of the woods Biden signs are up but not Trump ones. BUT!!!! There is 1 house with a Biden sign on average with about about 100 houses with no signs at all:-) Get my drift?-)


30 posted on 10/13/2020 10:22:37 AM PDT by Harpotoo (Being a socialist is a lot easier than having to WORK like the rest of US:-))
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To: Harpotoo

>>There is 1 house with a Biden sign on average with about about 100 houses with no signs at all:-) Get my drift?-)<<

Indeed, I do. I’ve also got a hair-brained idea that might work. It sort of mirrors a joke I heard recently that goes:

If you’re driving around in your car all alone and wearing a mask, you don’t need a Biden sticker on your car. We already know.

Now for the idea: I put on a t-shirt today with a large USA on the front and asked my wife if she thought I could wear it around my ultra-liberal city. She thought not. But that got me thinking. Why not put up yard signs that don’t say anything about Trump? All they need to say is “USA”, or maybe even better, “USA 2020”?

They would make two points: 1) Yes, we’re for Trump, and 2) Trump is the USA candidate, and Biden’s not by implication. It would be an interesting experiment if the Trump Campaign tried giving USA yard signs away to see if they start sprouting up in neighborhoods where people don’t put up Trump signs. If a Dem neighbor starts to look sideways at you, you just say, “Hey, you don’t like the USA?”

And if someone here prints a few thousand of these and sells them out at $10 a pop, I think a 5% royalty would be in order, no? (There, I got that off my chest—now I can get on with my day.)


40 posted on 10/13/2020 1:54:20 PM PDT by Norseman (Defund the Left....completely!)
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