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justgamma

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12. Hey, hey, hey!

Reply to phantom power (Original post)

Tue Sep 30, 2014, 04:55 PM

Sep 2014

Wasn't there a Republican official in Arizona who claimed that Agenda 21 wanted to take over the golf courses. We had a state rep that wouldn't run for reelection in Iowa because she wanted to spend all her time fighting against Agenda 21. It's in the Iowa Repub platform in 2012. These people are beyond nuts.

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What is it about bikes that sends right wingers into a paranoid, frothing rage? [View all] phantom power Sep 2014 OP

I'm a shock trooper? johnp3907 Sep 2014 #1

This "agenda 21 group" must be funded by the oil, coal, auto, and other polluting industries. Dont call me Shirley Sep 2014 #2

Yup. silverweb Sep 2014 #5

Me too!! hibbing Sep 2014 #14

Oh, you horrible bicycles are just wrecking the American dream! Dont call me Shirley Sep 2014 #23

"Democrats Against U.N. Agenda 21"???? NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #3

SPLC on Agenda 21 conspiracy theorists, including Koire's "Democrats": muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #24

Their hatred towards prius owners echoes this insanity... hlthe2b Sep 2014 #4

yes, well they showed us, and how: phantom power Sep 2014 #6

Haha, "your". Aldo Leopold Sep 2014 #20

My motorized bike causes mass confusion. tridim Sep 2014 #7

stop messing with our predefined taxonomies phantom power Sep 2014 #9

I think that's exactly what's happening. tridim Sep 2014 #13

anything under 49cc needs no 1dogleft Sep 2014 #18

Yep, but I wish it could be licensed so I could insure it. tridim Sep 2014 #22

That is NOT the law in ALL States. happyslug Sep 2014 #25

point taken n/t 1dogleft Sep 2014 #27

NY pretty much the same way... TreasonousBastard Oct 2014 #32

A guess irisblue Sep 2014 #8

Must be why they could identify with this "child"'s experience with a Segway... cascadiance Sep 2014 #10

I was thinking these ding-dongs hit their ding-dongs on the crossbar. Efilroft Sul Sep 2014 #11

Hey, hey, hey! justgamma Sep 2014 #12

Corporations don't make as much profit when people ride bikes Dopers_Greed Sep 2014 #15

Afraid of losing their giant mechanized penises starroute Sep 2014 #16

Soma them Raleigh do get all Surly and have a Giant Huffy fit with their Haro on fire Schwinn they Arugula Latte Sep 2014 #17

Agenda 21 meetings third Thursday, any Starbucks. Maybe the folks above should show up. jtuck004 Sep 2014 #19

If you write your evil plans with jelly on bread you can always eat the evidence! Shrike47 Sep 2014 #29

Plans to Concord the world. n/t jtuck004 Oct 2014 #31

Why, I was coal-rolled just today Aldo Leopold Sep 2014 #21

Decades of cars advertised as stand-ins for male sexuality, perhaps? arcane1 Sep 2014 #26

they've seen photos of crowded cities in China procon Sep 2014 #28

They think of cycling as a European sport or activity, indie9197 Oct 2014 #30

Near as I can tell, automobile culture is the state religion of the U.S.A. hunter Oct 2014 #33