Posted on 04/05/2020 5:17:40 PM PDT by Hojczyk
Maybe he is talking about his “state of mind?” In Tennesse if we are out on the road, we get pulled over. Groceries only. F’ing insane.
Ted is king of the old stale month old sound-bite.
Yup. see tag below
I wasn't aware it was even a question anymore.
If you'd really like to be thoroughly disgusted. See this post by a fellow freeper. He's practically salivating at getting to kill American citizens.
“WE DON’T LIVE IN A POLICE STATE”?
Stay indoors.
No groupings of more then 10?
stop free speech?\
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Why does a Christian college have a video like that? /s
One of my favorites.
Oh dear God grow the freak up.
This is the battle you choose?
I live close to east Texas and it’s nothing of the sort here. It’s not a texas thing, it’s a local gov’t thing. If they don’t like it feel free to vote out the sheriff next time.
Exactly! 100%!
So, exactly when is the ‘police state’ a thing? I would argue that this country started becoming a police state as early as 1801 with John Adams appointing the midnight judges. What his appointments were all about was power. He wanted to stack the courts with his cronies to control government for the long term and he knew stacking the court would lead to that end.
That truism today is why Presidential court appointments are seen as so critical. It is also why Dingy Harry Reid made such a mistake with his nuclear option a few years ago when he changed Senate rules to a simple majority for court appointments. President Trump and the Turtle are now beating the democrats over the head on that one.
The police state is always lurking and demanding to control the masses. So, yes, we sadly are in a police state, folks. This police state is just not as bad of a police state as say Cuba has to suffer with right now or the police state that was the Soviet Union with the KGB taking people away in the middle of the night.
Some people might call the police state we are living in the “nanny” state but that is still a police state none-the-less.
JoMa
Not the same in my part of Texas. We spent yesterday on a multi-county bluebonnet drive.
I’m glad you find enough to conclude Sen. Cruz is one of the good guys, You don’t actually say you think he meets the “natural born citizen” requirement for President, but you seem to infer it. Just because I don’t think it possible that Sen. Cruz is eligible to serve as President of the United States, do you include me as one of those FReepers who have, as you call it, a hard on for Cruz?
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