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Just now, SoCal Deek said:

You said it needs to be done properly. Why is that confusing?

 

Yes. Within the bounds of due process. Not a military state. Not stopping everyone who looks like they came from the land of salsa without just cause to do so. You can't violate the rights and protections of people in an attempt to deport illegal aliens because illegal aliens don't come wearing name tags. 

 

I'm not sure how you took my initial post to indicate I think they should be snatched in secret, or whatever you were on about. 

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3 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

(humanitary :lol: ) 

 

couldn't help it.

Democrats are America. The good people in the country. 

3 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

(humanitary :lol: ) 

 

couldn't help it.

Democrats are America. The good people in the country. 

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3 hours ago, /dev/null said:

 

“Right next to Matt’s house!”  ?

 

When we lived in SF we were constantly sick. My wife had a virus of some sort that had her lungs filling with fluid as well as around her heart. She couldn’t breath and was terribly sick for three months. Doctor after doctor could not diagnose what was wrong with her. I was certain she was going to die. That once beautiful city is horribly ruined. 

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51 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

 

“Right next to Matt’s house!”  ?

 

When we lived in SF we were constantly sick. My wife had a virus of some sort that had her lungs filling with fluid as well as around her heart. She couldn’t breath and was terribly sick for three months. Doctor after doctor could not diagnose what was wrong with her. I was certain she was going to die. That once beautiful city is horribly ruined. 

Lice-a-Roni?

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Conditions On The Streets Of San Francisco Are Comparable To “The Slums Of Mumbai, Delhi, Mexico City, Jarkarta, And Manila.”

When Leilani Farha paid a visit to San Francisco in January, she knew the grim reputation of the city’s homeless encampments. In her four years as the United Nations Special Rapporteur for Adequate Housing, Farha has visited the slums of Mumbai, Delhi, Mexico City, Jarkarta, and Manila. The crisis in San Francisco, she said, is comparable to these conditions.

 

 

 

Related: Gavin Newsom to California’s critics: State is ‘still the envy of the world.’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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36 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

Conditions On The Streets Of San Francisco Are Comparable To “The Slums Of Mumbai, Delhi, Mexico City, Jarkarta, And Manila.”

When Leilani Farha paid a visit to San Francisco in January, she knew the grim reputation of the city’s homeless encampments. In her four years as the United Nations Special Rapporteur for Adequate Housing, Farha has visited the slums of Mumbai, Delhi, Mexico City, Jarkarta, and Manila. The crisis in San Francisco, she said, is comparable to these conditions.

 

 

 

Related: Gavin Newsom to California’s critics: State is ‘still the envy of the world.’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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FTA

 

“We’re not going to be the cheapest place to do business, but you knew that 50 years ago,” Newsom said. While the state has problems, “we’re making progress, and I hope you’ll start focusing on that rather than the 13.3% damn tax rate.”

 

Much of that progress can be seen in next year’s budget, which Newsom will sign by the end of the month.

 

This is how politicians measure progress. How much money has been set aside for issues not results. Money has been thrown at these issues forever. That is not how you measure progress. You measure progress by results and based on that there has been zero progress here in California. Just the opposite as a matter of fact. 

 

 

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The inmates are running the asylum. 

 

California Legislature Passes Bill To Put Trans Men In Women’s Prisons, Even Rapists
 

There are no exceptions in the bill to make sure that men who have committed violent or sexual crimes against women are not placed in prison with women.
 

While it should be obvious that women’s prisons are for convicted criminals who are female, California Senate Bill 132, sponsored by state Sen. Scott Weiner (D–San Francisco), requires men who say they are women to be housed in women’s prisons.
 

The State Senate passed the bill in May, and it passed the state Assembly with very little opposition on June 25. The bill demands that the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation ask prisoners their preferred pronouns and gender identity at intake, then house them accordingly. This means that a man need only say at intake that he is a woman to gain access to women’s prison. In passing this bill, California has turned its back on incarcerated women.
 

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14 hours ago, B-Man said:

Having solved all of California's other problems.........................

 

California Poised To Ban Hairstyle Discrimination

 

https://hotair.com/archives/2019/06/28/california-black-hair-antidiscrimination-bill/

 


 

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Workplace dress code and grooming policies that prohibit natural hair, including afros, braids, twists, and locks, have a disparate impact on Black individuals as these policies are more likely to deter Black applicants and burden or punish Black employees than any other group.

 

 

Ummm....'natural' braids??

 

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6 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

Lawmakers’ Request for Audit of California DMV Killed Despite Suspicion of Election Fraud.

 

Despite ?.........................................DESPITE ?

 

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In addition to this, as many as 1,500 ineligible voters were registered by the DMV – including an unknown number of non-citizens.

 

If I were more cynical, I would suspect that this is the entire point of the venture, and the delays and obstructing in providing transparency.

 

The Democrats will do anything to artificially pump up Democrat vote numbers (while suppressing Republican voters) so they can cry about the "popular vote" when they lose to Trump again.

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6 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

After reading the details, that story isn't as outrageous as the headline makes it sound. 

 

I did like this paragraph:

 

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Besides, lawn and garden care have plenty of very harmful chemicals associated with them—weed killers, pesticides, poisons for all manner of animals and insects—and nobody’s trying to outlaw home gardening.

 

Clearly the author hasn't been to Marin lately.  Better not let your neighbors see you using Roundup around here!

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2 hours ago, KD in CA said:

 

After reading the details, that story isn't as outrageous as the headline makes it sound. 

 

I did like this paragraph:

 

 

Clearly the author hasn't been to Marin lately.  Better not let your neighbors see you using Roundup around here!

 

I should post a picture of my patio work today :)

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On 7/11/2019 at 8:57 AM, \GoBillsInDallas/ said:

 

 

Mexican neighborhoods in LA are notorious for their iron and stone fences running solidly all down both sides of the the streets.

 

It's suburban blight.

 

The photo shows 2 homes, but these fences are around nearly 100% of the homes in some places (and merely 75% of the homes in some other neighborhoods). 

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27 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

IN A DISPUTED PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, WOULD THIS BE A BASIS FOR THE HOUSE IGNORING RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA? 

 

Nearly 1 Million Californians Registered to Vote Are Ineligible, Says Non-Partisan Group.

 

 

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Judicial Watch has LA County alone under court order to clear about 1.5M ineligible voters from the rolls. There are way more than 1M ineligible registered voters in CA. And I am sure CA is not alone. 

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14 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


Judicial Watch has LA County alone under court order to clear about 1.5M ineligible voters from the rolls. There are way more than 1M ineligible register voters in CA. And I am sure CA is not alone. 

 

There was a reason Dems pushed for voter registration to happen at the DMV, followed by giving illegal immigrants driver's licenses...

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2 minutes ago, Gavin in Va Beach said:

 

There was a reason Dems pushed for voter registration to happen at the DMV, followed by giving illegal immigrants driver's licenses...

 

Followed by giving illegal immigrants sanctuary for the entire state...

 

Followed by giving illegal immigrants free health care...

 

 

The only thing missing from this equation is a typhus outbreak.

 

Oh. Wait.

 

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Trucking apocalypse continues: California truckload carrier latest victim. Regulations blamed. 

 

“Retail average diesel fuel prices in California have shot up 75 percent since Feb 2016, while only jumping 58 percent on a national basis during the same period. California has added two fuel and excise taxes during the period, first with a 20-cent per gallon increase in 2017 and another 20-cent increase initiated this July.

 

If taxes weren’t enough of a burden for California’s operators, the company’s environment czar,  the California’s Air Resources Board (CARB), creates its own set of challenges.”

 

 
 
 
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