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Actually fascinating read. Good chit Sled.Sledog said:Interesting but on point. I know it's long for those who support ANTIFA fags.
https://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/2020/08/25/contextual-insurgency-lessons-from-a-week-observing-portland-black-bloc/ -
I disagree with the flocking eventually ruining Montana in the sense that those leaving states and relocating right now are largely those fed up with socialist utopias ... I’d bet that those leaving are center to right and reasonable people for the most partPurpleThrobber said:
Just had business meeting/drinks with a big dog out of Montana - Bozeman area (Yellowstone Club guy). Said there are thousands of homes under construction in the area right now - one development alone is over 1100 homes. Californians and Seattleites flocking in.trublue said:
I used to love Oregon . . . Was moderate politically. Spectacular scenery and a publicly-owned Coast (no private beaches).. Lots of Washington folks visit Oregon beaches.MikeDamone said:
Why do you love oregon?Goduckies said:I love Oregon, but this makes California look sane and I am glad I live down here
The weather . . . meh . . . Rains more in Seattle.
They should build a wall around CA (not along the southern border) to keep Californians from leaving. Like a swarm of locusts, they will ultimately destroy Idaho and Montana as well.
He said the exact same thing - only a matter of time until they ruin the state. Idaho will take a little longer because it's more backward fuck/primitive than Montana.
He also predicted a massive Trump landslide victory.
The more I pay attention to this election the more it becomes obvious to me that the Dems are going to lose ... and they will lose again in 2024 (I think Haley has a great chance to be the 1st woman President) and I could see Daniel Cameron follow her -
Might want to think twice about messing up Montana
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Disagree. Oregon..the state, sucks balls in every way. The land it occupies has some nice features.SFGbob said:
Needlessly pedantic.MikeDamone said:
“Oregon“ has nothing to do with the beauty of the landscape. That existed before Oregon did.Goduckies said:
Beauty and back then the peopleMikeDamone said:
Why do you love oregon?Goduckies said:I love Oregon, but this makes California look sane and I am glad I live down here
Would you say you loved the Soviet Union because of the Ruskeala region? -
That was good. ANTIFA is well organized. The media loves to portray it as just people gathering to demand justice. I say call their bluff and the cops simply stop showing up. We will see how long the citizens stay supportive of BLMUW_Doog_Bot said:
Actually fascinating read. Good chit Sled.Sledog said:Interesting but on point. I know it's long for those who support ANTIFA fags.
https://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/2020/08/25/contextual-insurgency-lessons-from-a-week-observing-portland-black-bloc/ -
True, but . . . The pols in the state haven’t built a freeway since the mid-70’s (I-205).greenblood said:
If you live in the willamette valley you are 45 minutes from the coast, 45 minutes from the mountains, an hour from the big city, and an hour and a half from the plains. If you like to hunt, fish, camp, and ride dirt bikes, it’s an amazing setup.MikeDamone said:
Why do you love oregon?Goduckies said:I love Oregon, but this makes California look sane and I am glad I live down here
They have begrudgingly widened Hwy 26 westbound one exit at a time.
Everybody is supposed to get out of their cars and take Max (light rail) or Tri-Met, the heavily subsidized bus system, used primarily by the very poor and the insane.
The Metro area has a regional government called Metro. The bureaucracy is growing. Now, they’re in the business of building affordable housing, creating green spaces, blah, blah, blah.
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Interesting point . . . What year did Oregon become a state? How many years after that did Washington join the Union?MikeDamone said:
“Oregon“ has nothing to do with the beauty of the landscape. That existed before Oregon did.Goduckies said:
Beauty and back then the peopleMikeDamone said:
Why do you love oregon?Goduckies said:I love Oregon, but this makes California look sane and I am glad I live down here
Ever hear of the Oregon Territory?
How about the Washington Territory? Umm, nope.
And it rains more in Seattle . . .
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A neighbor just moved here (the Panhandle) from Helena, MT. Among the reasons for the move given were politics of the respective states and the 2A.Sledog said:
Idaho is being overrun as well. Hopefully the trend of more conservatives than liberals continues.PurpleThrobber said:
Just had business meeting/drinks with a big dog out of Montana - Bozeman area (Yellowstone Club guy). Said there are thousands of homes under construction in the area right now - one development alone is over 1100 homes. Californians and Seattleites flocking in.trublue said:
I used to love Oregon . . . Was moderate politically. Spectacular scenery and a publicly-owned Coast (no private beaches).. Lots of Washington folks visit Oregon beaches.MikeDamone said:
Why do you love oregon?Goduckies said:I love Oregon, but this makes California look sane and I am glad I live down here
The weather . . . meh . . . Rains more in Seattle.
They should build a wall around CA (not along the southern border) to keep Californians from leaving. Like a swarm of locusts, they will ultimately destroy Idaho and Montana as well.
He said the exact same thing - only a matter of time until they ruin the state. Idaho will take a little longer because it's more backward fuck/primitive than Montana.
He also predicted a massive Trump landslide victory.
Montana has a Rat Governor.
He is retired and had lived in Montana his entire life.
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Swing and a miss.trublue said:
Interesting point . . . What year did Oregon become a state? How many years after that did Washington join the Union?MikeDamone said:
“Oregon“ has nothing to do with the beauty of the landscape. That existed before Oregon did.Goduckies said:
Beauty and back then the peopleMikeDamone said:
Why do you love oregon?Goduckies said:I love Oregon, but this makes California look sane and I am glad I live down here
Ever hear of the Oregon Territory?
How about the Washington Territory? Umm, nope.
And it rains more in Seattle . . .
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_Territory
But, more importantly, British, Spanish, and Russian explorers and traders were using Washington waters and lands way before Oregon was ever settled by Americans. And yes, the Europeans saw Oregon but choose to stick to Washington land instead.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbia_District
Maybe you should actually study local history??? -
One thing California does is build freewaystrublue said:
True, but . . . The pols in the state haven’t built a freeway since the mid-70’s (I-205).greenblood said:
If you live in the willamette valley you are 45 minutes from the coast, 45 minutes from the mountains, an hour from the big city, and an hour and a half from the plains. If you like to hunt, fish, camp, and ride dirt bikes, it’s an amazing setup.MikeDamone said:
Why do you love oregon?Goduckies said:I love Oregon, but this makes California look sane and I am glad I live down here
They have begrudgingly widened Hwy 26 westbound one exit at a time.
Everybody is supposed to get out of their cars and take Max (light rail) or Tri-Met, the heavily subsidized bus system, used primarily by the very poor and the insane.
The Metro area has a regional government called Metro. The bureaucracy is growing. Now, they’re in the business of building affordable housing, creating green spaces, blah, blah, blah.
And since the Vid of death they are wide open
Also pay to play express lanes
