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These show the reality, imo.? I'm beginning to seriously consider starting the conversation with my family about immigrating in the next 10 years if the US doesn't change course.? Maybe the pandemic will generate the kind of sea change needed, although the idea that thousands of lives would have to be lost to get people to wake up is depressing.? The Republicans are in power only because of the systemic corruption they are are trading on and continuing to see and breed for the future.? Mitch is actually the most dangerous person in the country.? ??
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开云体育What are you worried about?? You are on the left coast.? Washington, Oregon and California may break away from the union and form a new country.? The US was always a bad idea.? Native Americans had it right as they saw it as nine nations each for their own unique needs depending on the geography.On 4/10/20 11:47 AM, Emily Mae via
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These show the reality, imo.? I'm beginning to seriously consider starting the conversation with my family about immigrating in the next 10 years if the US doesn't change course.? Maybe the pandemic will generate the kind of sea change needed, although the idea that thousands of lives would have to be lost to get people to wake up is depressing.? The Republicans are in power only because of the systemic corruption they are are trading on and continuing to see and breed for the future.? Mitch is actually the most dangerous person in the country.? ?? |
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 12:33 PM, Bhairitu wrote:
What are you worried about?? You are on the left coast.? Washington, Oregon and California may break away from the union and form a new countryWell, as long as California goes with us, sea level rise doesn't require massive migration inland, and there are no major tectonic plate shifts, we might be alright.? Except for one tiny thing.? Catalonia tried to secede from Spain - no luck.? The Kurds wanted, and frankly deserve, an independent Kurdistan, but that won't likely happen in our lifetimes.? The Palestinians aren't faring too well either.? ?South Sudan succeeded, but look what that took.? |
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 12:33 PM, Bhairitu wrote:
Native Americans had it right as they saw it as nine nations each for their own unique needs depending on the geography.I don't think this is quite right.? There were numerous tribes that settled across the US.? They didn't think of themselves as nine nations; those boundaries based on geography were imposed on them by the white man, I do believe.?? |
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 12:34 PM, RC wrote:
You're all welcome to join me in Canada. It's great up here! |
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Don't know yet.? Going to put together a list of criteria and put it on the list of projects to start researching.? I may have to convince one of my children to emigrate first; if I wait 10 years, I'll be pretty old.? I keep forgetting how old I am!? If I sell the house in the next 5 years, I would have enough to spend a good amount of time as a nomad, checking out different locales.? Who knows though, it's hard to plan for the future.??
Look at what the testing requirements were from FEMA.? Like we want tRump's government to be in charge of anything!? They were placed to take down government, not operate it.? They thrive on inefficiency and incompetence.?? The Federal Emergency Management Agency required photo identification, health insurance information, phone numbers, email addresses and home addresses for every patient tested, according to a letter the agency sent to the county that was obtained by The Washington Post. The agency also ordered county officials to ship the kits to labs with CDC contracts on the East Coast, which would yield results in as long as a week. - WaPo |
开云体育Vacationing close to the border Canada always represented a certain amount of mystique and mystery ?for us when we were growing up, and it’s also spectacularly beautiful but it's also got a lot of snow, and as I get older ?I’m drawn to warmer climes. ?Still if the west coast ever does break off, literally or figuratively, I would definitely consider Seattle or San Diego. ?As of now anyway.Sal On Apr 10, 2020, at 6:01 PM, AB via groups.io <abater@...> wrote:
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 04:10 PM, Emily Mae wrote:
Look at what the testing requirements were from FEMA.? Like we want tRump's government to be in charge of anything!? They were placed to take down government, not operate it.? They thrive on inefficiency and incompetence.?? For WA State, that is.?? |
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Well they’re doing a bang-up job then.
On Apr 10, 2020, at 6:10 PM, Emily Mae via groups.io <emily.mae50@...> wrote:
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开云体育Hey it could be worse! ?Be happy they don’t ask for your kids’ blood types, your parents’ blood types, where they met and what high schools they went to. ?Along with the make and models of their first cars and what their favorite comic books were.Sal On Apr 10, 2020, at 6:13 PM, Emily Mae via groups.io <emily.mae50@...> wrote:
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 04:11 PM, Sal Sunshine wrote:
Vacationing close to the border Canada always represented a certain amount of mystique and mystery ?for us when we were growing up, and it’s also spectacularly beautiful but it's also got a lot of snow, and as I get older ?I’m drawn to warmer climes. ?Still if the west coast ever does break off, literally or figuratively, I would definitely consider Seattle or San Diego. ?As of now anyway.Up in BC where I live it has weather like Seattle only with half the rain. Very warm here. it is the southern California of Canada! |
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