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06-22-22 11:34 #312Senior Member

Posts: 152Biden is enept and useless but the issues we are dealing with today are a result of both parties screwing the common person for decades. 1 person (in this case the president) has little to do with how an economy functions in the short term (this includes gas prices). All politicians are a waste of air. They can't do anything to grant us freedom / rights, they can only take them away or limit them.
Originally Posted by Fuzzyek
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06-22-22 10:33 #311Senior Member

Posts: 1515Biden
I believe our president is the one who is causing most of the b / s going on. He refuses to take blame for anything. Just one example is he is against fossil fuels, which is a major factor in what's happening with gas prices. Unfortunately we have a real putz for a president.
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06-22-22 09:01 #310Senior Member

Posts: 215Gas
If what you say is true, then why does your good buddy biden say it's put inside fault gas is so high?
Originally Posted by CleveLoser
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06-22-22 08:10 #309Senior Member

Posts: 583So communism will give us lower gas prices? Hmmm.
Originally Posted by Asmoth
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06-22-22 03:06 #308Senior Member

Posts: 975The president does not control gas prices at all.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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Why does everyone keep acting like he does.
Oil / gas companies are public companies with shareholders and their responsibility is to make as much profit as they can.
The president can't just magically wave a wand and be like, "Don't make so much money!
Unless you are advocating communism, Biden has shit to do with it.
In closing, Biden is a tool, but he isn't responsible for gas prices or inflation.
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06-21-22 18:41 #307Troll, just add me to your ignore list.

Posts: 49People, read this post as many times as you need to to realize why the mentally ill should not be allowed to vote.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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06-21-22 15:43 #306Senior Member

Posts: 238Chunk is Totally right
I agree with c92 . I wouldn't piss on Trump if he was on fire. Unfortunately most Republicans don't give 2 shits on human rights. Only thing I agree with them is 2nd amendment. But Even that is do for some change. Probably 28th amendment is in order. The whole Uber conservative anti abortion shit is way off base and against women's right imo.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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06-21-22 10:56 #305Senior Member

Posts: 1144Yes
I HATE trump because of FOSTA he is anti hooker and yet he partook in the hobby himself. I don't care about hardly any other issue besides that, and basic human rights. Gas is already through the roof and our country is fucked, so yes, whether or not a politician is anti-hooker / john that is the main issue I'm looking at as well as basic human rights and ending mass incarceration. Besides, I've earned my spot in life and my right to have an opinion, I pay taxes to this shithole and oftentimes am PAID IN ADVANCE on my taxes so yeah, I'm entitled to my views. I will vote for the less anti hooker politician ever single time. Not saying Dettelbach was pro hooker, but I'm fairly sure if he beat Yost the "engaging in prostitution" portion of house bill 431 never would have happened (the other portion of that bill was necessary), he seems more neutral. So yeah, its still a 3rd degree misdemeanor with Dettelbach as opposed to a first with Yost. Any politician who is anti hooker/john I do NOT support, Repub or Dem, by having those views that shows they dont support basic human rights. Any politician who is neutral and going up against an anti hooker politician is automatically an ally of mine. Thats why I'm voting Crossman! as Cheech said a few posts down LIBERTY , JUSTICE, and BODILY AUTONOMY! Free the hookers and johns, end real modern day slavery, which is created by the government: slavery to our corrupt court system.
Originally Posted by Cumshot19
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C92
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06-21-22 06:42 #304Troll, just add me to your ignore list.

Posts: 49So you decide to vote for a candidate simply because he is pro-WG? No wonder this country is fucked.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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Trump was clearly not opposed to paying ****** for sex. Look what that got us.
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06-21-22 06:35 #303Senior Member

Posts: 1192Liberty
It all boils down to the lack of liberty in this country.
Cheech.
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06-21-22 02:06 #302Senior Member

Posts: 144Ohio
You're correct on DeWine in 2022.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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I wouldn't consider Whaley for any elected office.
The Yost. Renacci showdown won't happen until 2026.
Unfortunately, we haven't had a two-term Democratic governor since Dick Celeste 1982-1991.
Not likely we'll have another one anytime soon, unless, perhaps, if Sherrod Brown decides to leave the you S Senate.
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06-20-22 23:53 #301Senior Member

Posts: 144Addiction
Good thing neither you nor a member of your family is addicted to alcohol and / or drugs.
Originally Posted by Cumshot19
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People exposed to stress are more likely to abuse alcohol or other drugs.
https://headsup.scholastic.com/stude...nd-drug-abuse/
No single factor determines whether a person will become addicted to drugs.
The risk factors that contribute to addiction are biological or environmental, or combinations of both types of factors.
https://headsup.scholastic.com/teach...for-addiction/
It can happen to anyone.
https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/...9/7/513/236613
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06-20-22 21:02 #300Senior Member

Posts: 1144Skg=stg
Dewine will thankfully blow out Whaley, then I pray for the democrats to win in 2026 by producing an actual candidate. I don't like Dewine because he is anti hooker / hobby as well, but Whaley is a scumbag and more anti hooker / hobby then him she created a john registry in Dayton. I pray Crossman wins this November, but you are right, if that fucker Yost wins this election, he very well could be the next governor which would be nauseating. This election is historic and crucial, we all MUST vote Crossman solely because Yost's "engaging in prostitution" statute of house bill 431! Think about that, he raised the penalty on adults meeting adults online, but didnt raise penalties on scumbags. and then has the audacity to call it "common sense legislation." And this is the fucker we want running our state? FOH!
Originally Posted by Navritol
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There has not been a Dem win governor since 2007 in Ohio. Whaley is the worst candidate of all time at a good time because if she wins that absolutely giftwraps the spot to Yost in 2026, but because a lot don't like Dewine or even Yost for that matter, I think we have a great shot at possibly having him out of office for good with a Crossman victory and a Dewine victory this year, and then in 2026 a democrat winning the governor election because people are sick of dewine. its a long shot , but its very conceivable. Actual freedom could be in our future!
C92.
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06-20-22 19:26 #299Troll, just add me to your ignore list.

Posts: 49Look, if a dumb ***** wants to shoot heroin, I don't give a fuck. But when she loses a leg because she's a strung out junkie, I'm definitely not going to feel any pity toward her.
Originally Posted by Navritol
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06-20-22 19:17 #298Senior Member

Posts: 144Did you intend to write STG women? I can't figure out what SKG stands for.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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Theories with supportive data often drive politics.
It's legal in 10 of 16 counties in Nevada. So there is an enlightened view here in the USA.
It would be interesting to compare social stats in places like the Netherlands and Germany, where it's been legal, to the same in the USA.
I don't believe it will ever be legal in the all 50 of the USA during my lifetime.
Yost is on tract to be the next Ohio gub'nor after DeWine's second term is done.
His primary opponent will be Jim Renacci, the GOP Party boss in Medina County.
Of the two, I believe Renacci would be more liberal on decriminalizing sex for hire.
As a GOP Congressman in 2015, he was one of 60 GOPs who voted to uphold Obama's 2014 executive order banning federal contractors from making hiring decisions that discriminate based on sexual orientation or gender identity.











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