F' LYIN TED, CRUZ('n) to CANCUN.

[KCFlyer]

Maybe you should move out of Texas.

For the last 33 years, my home has been the initials at the start of my name.

 

[delldude]

For the last 33 years, my home has been the initials at the start of my name.

And you been bitchin' about Texas that long too? Had me fooled.....thought you lived there........

 

[KCFlyer]

And you been bitchin' about Texas that long too? Had me fooled.....thought you lived there........

Used to live there before it became a haven for right wing nutcases.

 

[Seatacus]

Since you obviously didn't need your check, do you plan on turning down the one you'll get in this next bill?

With all the talk of defunding the police who doesn't need an AR-15?

 

[delldude]

Used to live there before it became a haven for right wing nutcases.

So you couldn't stand RW nutcases in Texas, but opted to move to and live in an area predominantly populated by white nationalists?

My my my.

 

[KCFlyer]

So you couldn't stand RW nutcases in Texas, but opted to move to and live in an area predominantly populated by white nationalists?

My my my.

you might want to google Johnson County Kansas.

 

[robbedagain]

With all the talk of defunding the police who doesn't need an AR-15?

I dont.

 

[robbedagain]

Class action suit filed.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/ercot-faces-class-action-lawsuit-resignations-wake-texas/story?id=76082010

All 6 did not live in state

Question is does it have sovereign immunity or no. Shall soon find out

 

[delldude]

you might want to google Johnson County Kansas.

86% white.....I rest my case.

 

[Seatacus]

you might want to google Johnson County Kansas.

Why is it named Johnson? Just curious.

 

[KCFlyer]

Why is it named Johnson? Just curious.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Johnson_(Kansas_politician)

Although this may open a can of worms. I did not know he owned slaves, so I'm sure there will be a call to rename the county.

While I don't think we should celebrate an enemy of the US (confederacy) I think some things have gone a bit too far. Modern Kansas City was basically created by a guy named J.C. Nichols. He basically created subdivisions. He also pretty much created homes associations. And some of the "deed restrictions" prevented blacks from living there. It was the early part of the 20th century, and while the restrictions were wrong, it's the way the country was back then. Rather than celebrate that we have moved on, they renamed JC Nichols Parkway, a major throughfare in the Plaza District to Mill Creek Parkway, and they striped his name AND plaque from the JC Nichols Fountain...perhaps the most iconic image representing Kansas City. So we are to forget the man who created the city for doing nothing more that what was normal for the times...as bad as it might have been.

 

[KCFlyer]

86% white.....I rest my case.

Now look who won the county in the last presidential election.

 

[delldude]

Now look who won the county in the last presidential election.

Same guy as last election.....so you just proved you live amongst the white supremacists.

 

[KCFlyer]

Same guy as last election.....so you just proved you live amongst the white supremacists.

Kansas white supremacists are an odd lot. I mean...for cover, they all put a Black Lives Matter sign in their yard next to the Biden signs.

 

[delldude]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Johnson_(Kansas_politician)

Although this may open a can of worms. I did not know he owned slaves, so I'm sure there will be a call to rename the county.

While I don't think we should celebrate an enemy of the US (confederacy) I think some things have gone a bit too far. Modern Kansas City was basically created by a guy named J.C. Nichols. He basically created subdivisions. He also pretty much created homes associations. And some of the "deed restrictions" prevented blacks from living there. It was the early part of the 20th century, and while the restrictions were wrong, it's the way the country was back then. Rather than celebrate that we have moved on, they renamed JC Nichols Parkway, a major throughfare in the Plaza District to Mill Creek Parkway, and they striped his name AND plaque from the JC Nichols Fountain...perhaps the most iconic image representing Kansas City. So we are to forget the man who created the city for doing nothing more that what was normal for the times...as bad as it might have been.

I think you'll find many from those midwest areas, in those times, who were slave owners....See where they stood on the Confederacy.
I think erasing history is a bad idea....you learn and move forward from it.