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ArmyLady 37 points ago +37 / -0

How many times have we been told that ignorance of the law is no excuse?

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ArmyLady 1 point ago +1 / -0

You'd be a great "catch" meaning husband and father! 40 is not too old for a guy to start a great family!

Your "target" population for starting a family would be women 18-38. Thirty eight is getting to be a bit late . . . my beautiful child was born when I was 40, you just can't count on it . . .

Don't know where you live, but consider country gals.

Brotheranon dated a high school girl of 18 when he was over 30! Of course her family wanted to (not literally) kill him! But they have been married now for FORTY years! And have four children (brother anon said she should thank HIM for those four beautiful children and she just rolled her eyes!) and 5 grandchildren with more on the way!

So say 28. That was my cut off when dating. "Eligible" men THEN over that were "damaged goods" or "mamas boys." The man of my dreams was ten years younger. But I was "tall, muscular, good looking, great career) and so was he . . . ; ) So I was lucky, but so was he!

I had been hurt before in the "dating game." Some decent women are "damaged goods" due to other men, but a Knight in Shining Armor might persuade them to try again. But . . . be careful out there, fren!

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ArmyLady 3 points ago +3 / -0

If reputation management is "election interference" so is any campaigning! Campaigning is intended to influence the election! That is the purpose!

SHEESH!

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ArmyLady 8 points ago +8 / -0

I was just wondering this morning about citizen enforcement. They will call it vigilantism.

"The actions of a vigilance committee in trying to enforce the laws."

There were county Committees of Vigilance. War of 1812, defended Baltimore, etc. "A vigilance committee is a group of private citizens who take it upon themselves to administer law and order or exercise power in places where they consider the governmental structures or actions inadequate."

Should bring those back. Neighborhood watch groups are encouraged . . .

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ArmyLady 2 points ago +2 / -0

That is a sad comment on the situation. God bless you fren!

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ArmyLady 8 points ago +8 / -0

Kids are not expensive, they are priceless! sauce: old camera commercial, and Common Sense 101!

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ArmyLady 14 points ago +14 / -0

Wonder why the feminism movement? Wonder why the gender and trans movement? Wonder why the Environmental Movement?!?

To convince normal people [in Western civilized society] to not have their own children!

Whilst letting in MILLONS of other peoples' children. Really what is up with that?!?

Can't normies understand, that if they accept the propaganda that THEY are not to have children, they will be asked and forced to support OTHER people's children!?!

Get it ON normies! You deserve to love, cherish and raise your own babies!

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ArmyLady 19 points ago +19 / -0

Makes sense. Even liberal parents paying for kids to go to UNC don't want their kids hurt or intimidated by "protestors."

Chapel Hill even before it was a liberal bastion, was a bastion of self-designated elites. They just knew they were better than mere other people! I judge that attitude still exists. So how dare those protestors impinge on "our" quality of life?!? Despite any liberal affinity, Not In My Backyard! Not in beautiful, elite Chapel Hill!

sauce: personal experience

Minor: for an anniversary, spouseanon and I dined at a "French" restaurant in Chapel Hill. It cost more than we spent for a real French dinner at the Court of the Two Sisters in New Orleans! Where we were seated outdoors next to the fountain! And where we also enjoyed adult beverages! "The Court of Two Sisters is more than a restaurant – it’s a legend". I don't even remember or care to, the name of that overpriced place in Chapel Hill, with not a mote of the ambience at more than the price!

Major: we suffered great harm [don't ask I can't tell] which was explained to us as the "Plantation mentality" still existent in Chapel Hill at that time. Not race based! but applied to anyone not elite enough to be provided what the rest of us would deem reasonable care.

So the frat boys got a win, and I do not doubt there are some Patriots in Chapel Hill and at UNC!

But do not believe Chapel Hill is conservative other than to protect and conserve their own elitism.

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ArmyLady 3 points ago +3 / -0

His work is really worth reading! Classic! (Pun intended).

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ArmyLady 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yes, I remember it too. It was on one of the x threads recently that was linked to from here.

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ArmyLady 3 points ago +3 / -0

Why does anyone have to HONOR a made up bunch of alphabet letters somehow pretending to designate 72 arbitrary sexual preferences, but actually just a bunch of confusing nonsense?

There is NOTHING to HONOR!

We all know it is all just made up, and they keep on making it up as they go. Fake rainbows and strings of letters is all they can offer. No science, no logic, no reality, only fantasy.

They will not subject themselves to the laws of science and biology or even Mother Nature; hence they are as gods: I say it, thus it is so!

Well it is NOT so, they are delusional, and society should stop enabling them. SHEESH!

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ArmyLady 3 points ago +3 / -0

explains RFK jr's stance on abortion

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ArmyLady 8 points ago +8 / -0

"Even if it’s full-term," Kennedy said in response. "I think we have to leave it to the women rather than the state."

That's where they get the best body parts to sell or entire infants for satanism.

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ArmyLady 2 points ago +2 / -0

They are not even all Hispanic anymore due to open borders to the entire world.

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ArmyLady 2 points ago +2 / -0

Are we serfs again yet?

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ArmyLady 2 points ago +2 / -0

The stuffed ones are very cute and harmless. I have an old/antique one with claws! He is very small and has not clawed anyone yet. ; )

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