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In reply to the discussion: Stuff like this is why Kansas will always be a flyover state as more people continue to leave! [View all]Beartracks
(14,469 posts)29. It's time to start a religion that regards the Tea Party as an abomination.
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Stuff like this is why Kansas will always be a flyover state as more people continue to leave! [View all]
RKP5637
Feb 2014
OP
Excuse my language but what kind of shmucks still want to live with segregation?
shenmue
Feb 2014
#1
I never cease to be amazed by stuff like this, we are in the 21st century, but some
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#8
That's what I was thinking. They just need to conjure up a few more hayseed votes.
libdem4life
Feb 2014
#18
Well, it's against my religious beliefs to acknowledge or provide serviles to
sinkingfeeling
Feb 2014
#12
I don't mean to be an ass but Kansas' growth rate is the same as New York State
AnalystInParadise
Feb 2014
#15
Thanks for the link! It's interesting for this and also as a future reference! Thanks again!
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#24
it's been stopped to make it more business-friendly so that companies can fire
geek tragedy
Feb 2014
#17
You are to be commended. Many of us, me included, are in safe blue states where lots of people
CTyankee
Feb 2014
#25
It passed the House from what I read. Senate should easily pass it according to this Slate
AlinPA
Feb 2014
#70
Thanks again. BTW the same thing could happen in PA with the GOP controlling the House, Senate,
AlinPA
Feb 2014
#72
Awhile back I was talking with a religious friend and I remarked some of the 10
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#39
They are an abomination! I'm not a religious person, but we all went to church in my youth. I was
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#35
That, was quite interesting. What a convoluted bizarre interpretation of discrimination, they
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#41
Have one for me too! Phew, just listening to these people lowers ones IQ 20 points. n/t
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#46
Technically, KS population has increased every decade but the 1930's, so people
kelly1mm
Feb 2014
#37
Here's the article I was thinking of, but maybe it's just into the future. ... not saying
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#38
Maybe a turning point is being reached? With all of the stuff that has been going on
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#50
Some days just boggle the mind. Incredible, they want legalized discrimination to
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#63
"That said, people need to watch Kansas, there is so much money behind was is going on in Kansas as
MuseRider
Feb 2014
#64
Most people, as I understand, do not bother to vote for the judges. I did and I found it
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#65
