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Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Kinser79 - 10-09-2017
Yeah that's right and this isn't Alex Jones tier news either...though if one actually listens to him, he's not crazy he's just six months ahead of everyone else.
http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-updates-gov-brown-downgrades-from-felony-to-1507331544-htmlstory.html
Essentially this law makes attempted murder via virus no longer a felony, worse still it will lead to contaminated blood leaking into the medical blood supply.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Bob Butler 54 - 10-09-2017
This confirms neither party has a monopoly on stupid.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Kinser79 - 10-09-2017
(10-09-2017, 05:21 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: This confirms neither party has a monopoly on stupid.
No, stupid, is not what this is. I would call it evil.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Galen - 10-14-2017
(10-09-2017, 08:01 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-09-2017, 05:21 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: This confirms neither party has a monopoly on stupid.
No, stupid, is not what this is. I would call it evil.
Why can't Moonbeam be both?
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Kinser79 - 10-14-2017
(10-14-2017, 07:25 PM)Galen Wrote:(10-09-2017, 08:01 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-09-2017, 05:21 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: This confirms neither party has a monopoly on stupid.
No, stupid, is not what this is. I would call it evil.
Why can't Moonbeam be both?
Evil implies that he has moral culpability. That is to say that he knows the end result of signing this legislation will be higher rates of HIV infection and thus cases of AIDS (among other blood borne communicable disease). Since I'm willing to hazard a guess that Moonbeam is capable of reading an 8th grade science textbook that means he must be evil.
The Assemblycritter responsible for writing and passing this travesty through the Commifornia Legislature may or may not be stupid (but is probably also evil).
Now say some libtard like various posters here saying "this is a fundamentally good policy" is far more likely to be the result of stupidity.
I am however open to the possibility that Moonbeam is not morally culpable, it is entirely possible that he cannot read let alone reason. After all my experience with Commiefornians has left me underwhelmed with mental faculties.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Ragnarök_62 - 10-15-2017
(10-14-2017, 09:58 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-14-2017, 07:25 PM)Galen Wrote:(10-09-2017, 08:01 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-09-2017, 05:21 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: This confirms neither party has a monopoly on stupid.
No, stupid, is not what this is. I would call it evil.
Why can't Moonbeam be both?
Evil implies that he has moral culpability. That is to say that he knows the end result of signing this legislation will be higher rates of HIV infection and thus cases of AIDS (among other blood borne communicable disease). Since I'm willing to hazard a guess that Moonbeam is capable of reading an 8th grade science textbook that means he must be evil.
The Assemblycritter responsible for writing and passing this travesty through the Commifornia Legislature may or may not be stupid (but is probably also evil).
Now say some libtard like various posters here saying "this is a fundamentally good policy" is far more likely to be the result of stupidity.
I am however open to the possibility that Moonbeam is not morally culpable, it is entirely possible that he cannot read let alone reason. After all my experience with Commiefornians has left me underwhelmed with mental faculties.
Here's some more kindling for that fire.
Yeah, I don't understand that decision either. After all, the way the US runs its prison industrial complex, AIDS is still pretty much a death sentence there. And of course uh, what's the cost of treating AIDS anyhow? Then there's of course the fact that untreated AIDS is a death sentence.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Kinser79 - 10-15-2017
(10-15-2017, 01:01 AM)Ragnarök_62 Wrote:(10-14-2017, 09:58 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-14-2017, 07:25 PM)Galen Wrote:(10-09-2017, 08:01 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-09-2017, 05:21 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: This confirms neither party has a monopoly on stupid.
No, stupid, is not what this is. I would call it evil.
Why can't Moonbeam be both?
Evil implies that he has moral culpability. That is to say that he knows the end result of signing this legislation will be higher rates of HIV infection and thus cases of AIDS (among other blood borne communicable disease). Since I'm willing to hazard a guess that Moonbeam is capable of reading an 8th grade science textbook that means he must be evil.
The Assemblycritter responsible for writing and passing this travesty through the Commifornia Legislature may or may not be stupid (but is probably also evil).
Now say some libtard like various posters here saying "this is a fundamentally good policy" is far more likely to be the result of stupidity.
I am however open to the possibility that Moonbeam is not morally culpable, it is entirely possible that he cannot read let alone reason. After all my experience with Commiefornians has left me underwhelmed with mental faculties.
Here's some more kindling for that fire.
Yeah, I don't understand that decision either. After all, the way the US runs its prison industrial complex, AIDS is still pretty much a death sentence there. And of course uh, what's the cost of treating AIDS anyhow? Then there's of course the fact that untreated AIDS is a death sentence.
Well that didn't take long. I suppose next he'll be shouting that they need to have the state take over the hospital systems because there is aids and hepatitis everywhere. But if you call a dick-girl or vagina-boy he or she well you need to spend time in jail over that. I'm about ready to let California split off from the rest of the country, and good riddance to bad rubbish too.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - noway2 - 10-16-2017
I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Galen - 10-18-2017
(10-14-2017, 09:58 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-14-2017, 07:25 PM)Galen Wrote:(10-09-2017, 08:01 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-09-2017, 05:21 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: This confirms neither party has a monopoly on stupid.
No, stupid, is not what this is. I would call it evil.
Why can't Moonbeam be both?
Evil implies that he has moral culpability. That is to say that he knows the end result of signing this legislation will be higher rates of HIV infection and thus cases of AIDS (among other blood borne communicable disease). Since I'm willing to hazard a guess that Moonbeam is capable of reading an 8th grade science textbook that means he must be evil.
I have met many people who are both evil and stupid. In his case he may understand the textbook but decide that ignoring the long term consequences in favor of votes is a good idea. For all we know Moonbeam figures that he is old enough that soon he will be dead and it will be somebody else's problem but for now he has supported a currently fashionable cause.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Galen - 10-18-2017
(10-15-2017, 05:25 PM)Kinser79 Wrote: Well that didn't take long. I suppose next he'll be shouting that they need to have the state take over the hospital systems because there is aids and hepatitis everywhere. But if you call a dick-girl or vagina-boy he or she well you need to spend time in jail over that. I'm about ready to let California split off from the rest of the country, and good riddance to bad rubbish too.
It didn't take you very long to find no less than two fashionable causes for Moonbeam to support.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - David Horn - 10-18-2017
(10-16-2017, 03:43 PM)noway2 Wrote: I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
Be careful what you wish for California is the economic dynamo of the nation at the moment, and if and when it departs, other likeminded states will as well. BTW, they also tend to be high output states, so your remaining tax base will be pretty thin. I guess you can try gutting the government and see how that works, since you won't be able to afford much anyway.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Galen - 10-18-2017
(10-18-2017, 12:07 PM)David Horn Wrote:(10-16-2017, 03:43 PM)noway2 Wrote: I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
Be careful what you wish for California is the economic dynamo of the nation at the moment, and if and when it departs, other likeminded states will as well. BTW, they also tend to be high output states, so your remaining tax base will be pretty thin. I guess you can try gutting the government and see how that works, since you won't be able to afford much anyway.
I don't see government being downsized as a particular problem.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Kinser79 - 10-19-2017
(10-16-2017, 03:43 PM)noway2 Wrote: I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
If that happened they would be reduced to third world status in about a week. Commieforniastanis would be immigrating to Venezuela for a better life and all that.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Kinser79 - 10-19-2017
(10-18-2017, 12:07 PM)David Horn Wrote:(10-16-2017, 03:43 PM)noway2 Wrote: I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
Be careful what you wish for California is the economic dynamo of the nation at the moment, and if and when it departs, other likeminded states will as well. BTW, they also tend to be high output states, so your remaining tax base will be pretty thin. I guess you can try gutting the government and see how that works, since you won't be able to afford much anyway.
California is bankrupt as a state, and with the exception of Silicon Vally being there would be on par in economic activity with Mississippi, and probably less than even that. Furthermore, the policies of the state are slowly driving tech companies to the mid-west.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/toyota/2013/07/17/the-surprising-rebirth-of-americas-industrial-centers/#6d6bf4086a44
Though it does make me wonder why it seems that idealist generations, or at least some of the members of those generations, seem to fixate on specific geographical locations.
For the Boomers it is obviously Commiefornia which may as well be called Pepperland as the hippies took over after Reagan left the Governor's Mansion.
For the Missionaries Ohio seemed to be pretty prominent.
For Transcendentals Boston and Philadelphia.
With the exception of the Silents who seemed to be obsessed with both New York City and Chicago other generations don't seem to share this propensity.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Cynic Hero '86 - 10-19-2017
(10-09-2017, 11:48 AM)Kinser79 Wrote: Yeah that's right and this isn't Alex Jones tier news either...though if one actually listens to him, he's not crazy he's just six months ahead of everyone else.
http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-updates-gov-brown-downgrades-from-felony-to-1507331544-htmlstory.html
Essentially this law makes attempted murder via virus no longer a felony, worse still it will lead to contaminated blood leaking into the medical blood supply.
Human Rights Tyranny comes to it's logical conclusion.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Eric the Green - 10-19-2017
(10-18-2017, 12:07 PM)David Horn Wrote:(10-16-2017, 03:43 PM)noway2 Wrote: I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
Be careful what you wish for California is the economic dynamo of the nation at the moment, and if and when it departs, other likeminded states will as well. BTW, they also tend to be high output states, so your remaining tax base will be pretty thin. I guess you can try gutting the government and see how that works, since you won't be able to afford much anyway.
Be careful indeed. The red states are basket cases; without us and the small amount of progress and support we blue states are able to provide, the red states will just continue to wither into incredible backwardness. But that's what they want. Whether the blue or the red states secede (if it happens) will likely depend on which side controls the federal government long about the year 2025 or 2026. I'm not saying it WILL happen, but I've been predicting it COULD happen in 2025 for 46 years, based solely on astrological indicators. Now we have more than those to say it might happen!
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - Eric the Green - 10-19-2017
As an aside, though this is off-topic (but it's a terrible topic anyway so I don't care; tell the moderator if you're concerned and he can break it off), I have often wondered what might have happened if the South had been allowed to secede in 1861. I concluded there probably would have been a war anyway, because of clashes over fugitive slaves along the border. Also, I don't think it was ever resolved which country Kansas and other western states would have been in, so clashes there might have resumed as well. Fights over western territory might have happened. Perhaps eventually the South would have rejoined the Union, having seen the error of its ways and endured the failure of its "way of life." Another factor is that the grey states (now the red states) could not hold themselves together; the Confederacy was already disintegrating.
even today, the "southern way of life" doesn't work too well
https://www.newsmax.com/finance/streettalk/distressed-community-poor-recession-wealth-divide/2017/10/18/id/820615/?ns_mail_uid=42167226&ns_mail_job=1759132_10192017&s=al&dkt_nbr=010124k4v059
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - David Horn - 10-19-2017
(10-18-2017, 03:38 PM)Galen Wrote:(10-18-2017, 12:07 PM)David Horn Wrote:(10-16-2017, 03:43 PM)noway2 Wrote: I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
Be careful what you wish for California is the economic dynamo of the nation at the moment, and if and when it departs, other likeminded states will as well. BTW, they also tend to be high output states, so your remaining tax base will be pretty thin. I guess you can try gutting the government and see how that works, since you won't be able to afford much anyway.
I don't see government being downsized as a particular problem.
Yeah, because it's worked so well for the Somalis.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - David Horn - 10-19-2017
(10-19-2017, 04:04 AM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-18-2017, 12:07 PM)David Horn Wrote:(10-16-2017, 03:43 PM)noway2 Wrote: I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
Be careful what you wish for California is the economic dynamo of the nation at the moment, and if and when it departs, other likeminded states will as well. BTW, they also tend to be high output states, so your remaining tax base will be pretty thin. I guess you can try gutting the government and see how that works, since you won't be able to afford much anyway.
California is bankrupt as a state, and with the exception of Silicon Vally being there would be on par in economic activity with Mississippi, and probably less than even that. Furthermore, the policies of the state are slowly driving tech companies to the mid-west.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/toyota/2013/07/17/the-surprising-rebirth-of-americas-industrial-centers/#6d6bf4086a44
Though it does make me wonder why it seems that idealist generations, or at least some of the members of those generations, seem to fixate on specific geographical locations.
For the Boomers it is obviously Commiefornia which may as well be called Pepperland as the hippies took over after Reagan left the Governor's Mansion.
For the Missionaries Ohio seemed to be pretty prominent.
For Transcendentals Boston and Philadelphia.
With the exception of the Silents who seemed to be obsessed with both New York City and Chicago other generations don't seem to share this propensity.
Right now, in reality world, California consists of 17% of the entire US economy and has its growth rate tied to technology, entertainment and lifestyle related sectors like wine. In dollar value, it is also the #1 producer of food by state. I think California is in great shape.
RE: Governor Moonbeam's plan to spread aids around - pbrower2a - 10-20-2017
(10-19-2017, 03:33 PM)David Horn Wrote:(10-19-2017, 04:04 AM)Kinser79 Wrote:(10-18-2017, 12:07 PM)David Horn Wrote:(10-16-2017, 03:43 PM)noway2 Wrote: I think Trump is focusing on the border wall in the wrong place. I think Commieforniastan needs to be broken off from the rest of the country, made independent, and have a strong border put up around it. Then again, as I've said elsewhere I think the breakup of the country is likely, so we may just see them become an independent state.
Be careful what you wish for California is the economic dynamo of the nation at the moment, and if and when it departs, other likeminded states will as well. BTW, they also tend to be high output states, so your remaining tax base will be pretty thin. I guess you can try gutting the government and see how that works, since you won't be able to afford much anyway.
California is bankrupt as a state, and with the exception of Silicon Vally being there would be on par in economic activity with Mississippi, and probably less than even that. Furthermore, the policies of the state are slowly driving tech companies to the mid-west.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/toyota/2013/07/17/the-surprising-rebirth-of-americas-industrial-centers/#6d6bf4086a44
Though it does make me wonder why it seems that idealist generations, or at least some of the members of those generations, seem to fixate on specific geographical locations.
For the Boomers it is obviously Commiefornia which may as well be called Pepperland as the hippies took over after Reagan left the Governor's Mansion.
For the Missionaries Ohio seemed to be pretty prominent.
For Transcendentals Boston and Philadelphia.
With the exception of the Silents who seemed to be obsessed with both New York City and Chicago other generations don't seem to share this propensity.
Right now, in reality world, California consists of 17% of the entire US economy and has its growth rate tied to technology, entertainment and lifestyle related sectors like wine. In dollar value, it is also the #1 producer of food by state. I think California is in great shape.
California has three non-geological faults:
1. Air pollution in Greater LA
2. High rents in the desirable places in which to live
3. Very low incomes in the Central Valley -- but high taxes to go with those.
Earthquakes come with the geological faults.