Along with Texas and Louisiana, the other petitioners interested in secession are in Kentucky, Oregon, Montana, North Dakota, Mississippi, North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, New York, New Jersey, Colorado, Arkansas, South Carolina, and Missouri.
Yep, all those are the poorest states and redder than a ripe tomato.
I live and work in New York and this is the first I am hearing of New York wanting to secede from the union since President Obama's re-election, or ever in my lifetime. I really wish the right (especially the "racist" right) would learn to do math and stop saying most Americans want "X" (in this case New York State Americans), when only five or so thousand out every fifteen or so million want something; especially something like secession.
Churches' get only the exact same tax exemptions as any other 501(c) charitable organization does. And the same laws that apply to anybody anywhere still apply to those people when they are inside of a church, so I'm not sure what you're on about regarding underage drinking in churches.
Wine during services is what Shaitand was talking about.
While there is merit in some your points you are obviously under the fifty, and work for yourself or for a very large corporation. Please comment on ageism when you, if you are blessed to live that long, 45 to 50 years old or older and are taking full advantage of your health insurance, and your company is now calculating whether two so-so 25 year olds are cheaper the one qualified fifty year old because of insurance costs. Otherwise as they say,"STFU" about ageism.
Of course! Most people have gotten so used to square meals that if we start tossing them cubed meals there is a risk they will be unable to process it.
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'nuff said.
And you are?
Along with Texas and Louisiana, the other petitioners interested in secession are in Kentucky, Oregon, Montana, North Dakota, Mississippi, North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, New York, New Jersey, Colorado, Arkansas, South Carolina, and Missouri. Yep, all those are the poorest states and redder than a ripe tomato.
I live and work in New York and this is the first I am hearing of New York wanting to secede from the union since President Obama's re-election, or ever in my lifetime. I really wish the right (especially the "racist" right) would learn to do math and stop saying most Americans want "X" (in this case New York State Americans), when only five or so thousand out every fifteen or so million want something; especially something like secession.
America has a lot of problems right now.
You failed to mention one of the most serious ones.
So did you.
Churches' get only the exact same tax exemptions as any other 501(c) charitable organization does. And the same laws that apply to anybody anywhere still apply to those people when they are inside of a church, so I'm not sure what you're on about regarding underage drinking in churches.
Wine during services is what Shaitand was talking about.
While the "Joke" is completely in bad taste, this is absolutely another reason to stay off Facebook.
While there is merit in some your points you are obviously under the fifty, and work for yourself or for a very large corporation. Please comment on ageism when you, if you are blessed to live that long, 45 to 50 years old or older and are taking full advantage of your health insurance, and your company is now calculating whether two so-so 25 year olds are cheaper the one qualified fifty year old because of insurance costs. Otherwise as they say,"STFU" about ageism.
Isn't this the same as every Jedi building their own lightsabre?
Only if you live inside Star Wars
You learn about metaphors and analogies in school while getting that CS degree.
An Apple a day keeps the revolutionary at bay!
That'll be an expensive meal, but since when could you eat your Mac computer?
Of course! Most people have gotten so used to square meals that if we start tossing them cubed meals there is a risk they will be unable to process it.
What about Jell-O?
There's always room for Jell-O!