Make sure you vote today. I did.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: CriticalStinker

The way it's worded now, it takes both the state and the Feds to really make it right.

And yeah, was talking to my son earlier... Sessions has been a major disappointment. Sorry.

TheRedneck

He must have hit his head when he was 30 and he still thinks he's living in the 50's.

a reply to: muzzleflash

Oh! Are you from Alabama?

Believe it or not, we've already got rumblings going on about legalization. I'm constantly voting for state legislators who support legalization. It's time to put all that mess behind us.

And for me, it's just a question of right and wrong. I don't use it. PBR tastes better.

TheRedneck

a reply to: CriticalStinker

Believe it or not, Sessions was once a bulldog with gator teeth when it came to cleaning up corruption. It was him who wound up dealing the death blow to the KKK back when they were firmly entrenched in government. His bias against the wacky baccy was just something you could overlook with all the other good he did.

He seems to have gone deaf dumb and blind since getting that AG position. I wish I knew why. If Trump fires him, he can have a nice pensioned position here somewhere so he can serve out his remaining years without hurting anything...

TheRedneck

YUp I voted for a couple Demons and Repugnants today as well as a few that were not affiliated. I didn't vote for the judges I have no idea what their histories are. Of course, I voted for the important parts which were the amendments.

Here in the land of enchantment they hand out medical cannabis cards if you have ptsd from trumps ugly hair piece. And free gummy bears and chocolate bars when you show your card and step inside the dispensary.

It's not Colorado but it's not bad!!

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: CriticalStinker

The way it's worded now, it takes both the state and the Feds to really make it right.

And yeah, was talking to my son earlier... Sessions has been a major disappointment. Sorry.

TheRedneck

The way it is right now the Constitution appears to reserve the rights to decide what I put in my body to me.

That's why it required a Constitutional amendment to prohibit alcohol.

However somehow they sneakily prohibited a lot of things without ever amending the Constitution.

All these people went to jail and their lives were ruined for nothing.

The government never had legitimate authority to arrest those ppl, their legal code is full of unconstitutional and vague bs. All those judges and lawyers were technically wrong.

This person tried to vote.

wacko/racist election judge intervenes.

Poll worker directs racist language at a north Houston voter

A poll worker shouted racist statements at a Houston woman after confusion over her voter registration.

When Rolanda Anthony tried to vote at her polling location at Iglesia Bautista Libre in north Houston, a poll worker said there was an issue with her address in the system. She was told she had to fill out a form to fix it.

That's when Juanita Barnes, the assistant election judge, ran over and told her it was illegal for her to try to change her address on Election Day.

The two argued.

"If I were to wear my blackface make up, maybe you would understand what I'm telling you," Barnes said to Anthony. Barnes is white and Anthony is black.

Anthony says she tried to walk away at that point but Barnes followed her through the polling place and kept yelling at her. Anthony told her she was calling the police. Anthony said Barnes then threatened her saying the police would arrest Anthony because she's black.

Edith Randle, the presiding election judge, intervened, separating Barnes from Anthony. One of the poll workers, Pristina Stucky, quit in protest over Barnes' comments.

Link

Pristina Stucky, yeah, I might have quit also. Not worth the aggravation dealing with volunteer authority.

Vermin Supreme for Chancellor!!

A2D

a reply to: CriticalStinker

I think we're allowed to complain when we don't like any of the choices. I refuse to choose the lesser of two evils personally.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
I voted.

Who cares.

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: Sillyolme
I voted.

Who cares.

Super nice reply from you. Glad to see that you're happy your fellow Americans are voting.

a reply to: muzzleflash

You're preaching to the choir, hoss.

TheRedneck

a reply to: LSU2018

C'mon man, be nice. We didn't beat you THAT bad last Saturday, did we?

TheRedneck

I live in the country and would like to catch rain water from the roof of my home to water my flowers. I will vote against any one who made that illegal. If some one could let me know if that was a left or right bill, much obliged.

On 110 acres and 50gal of water is all I ask. Who did this?

I would bet a Dem did did it.

I understand not damming up creeks and streams, but what the hell man? I could never take that parties decision seriously.

a reply to: ttropia

That's a state law. Do some searching on your state's legislative site and it should tell you who introduced it and who voted for it.

TheRedneck

a reply to: TheRedneck

Thank you. I will share my findings.

a reply to: ttropia

It is truly a silly law. That would cause a revolution down here.

TheRedneck

a reply to: TheRedneck

I don't know the law yet.

Kris Steele Republican

Oklahoma

House Bill 3055 (2012) created the Water for 2060 Act. The bill initiates grants for water conservation pilot projects, to serve as models for other communities in the state. Pilot projects may include, but are not limited to: community conservation demonstration projects, water use accounting programs, retrofit projects, school education projects, Xeriscape demonstration gardens, projects which promote efficiency, recycling and reuse of water, and information campaigns on capturing and using harvested rainwater and gray water.

Additional Resources: Oklahoma Water Resources Board – Water for 2060


I will now learn more.

a reply to: ttropia

OK a little research and I am not so butt hurt now.

One urban myth that seems to persist is that rainwater harvesting (RWH) is illegal when that is absolutely not the case. First of all, to say it is illegal implies a federal ban, which does not exist. Water supply is regulated by individual States. Yet there is no State that has an outright prohibition. In fact, the majority of States are completely silent on the matter which means individuals are free to do as they please. Meanwhile, of the 12 States that do have laws, none of them prohibit the practice, only regulate it. Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Washington.

Looks like it is only illegal if I don't get permission from my overlords.


I used to tell my kids " Just tell me the trouth about what you did and you will not be in near the trouble.

This is a grown up version of that.

"Register your Pot Grow Opp with the Bureau of Narcotics and it is all legal".

"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice."

-- Rush, Freewill