I love the coastal/I-95 region of Georgia

[Nyfinestbxtf]

Originally Posted by JMatl

What the hell does any of this have to do with Coastal Georgia? You have derailed and ruined an innocent thread with your off the wall babbling.

I’m not the one who took this thread off the rails. My points against Marxism is not babble unless you’re uneducated about and not cerebral enough to understand arguments against Marxism.

[SavannahLife]

Originally Posted by gentlearts

It’s not the Conservatives who are ruining all the major cities in America though.

Are you thinking about the Yamacraw residents coming to Pooler? Large hotels buy local politicians, bulldoze the project and move its residents to Pooler. Capitalism.

[JMatl]

Originally Posted by Nyfinestbxtf

I’m not the one who took this thread off the rails. My points against Marxism is not babble unless you’re uneducated about and not cerebral enough to understand arguments against Marxism.

Well bless your heart.

[Nyfinestbxtf]

Originally Posted by JMatl

Well bless your heart.

Right back at you sweetheart.

[atler8]

Originally Posted by _burrito

Good point. People who were raised to have respect for others tend to maintain that as they get older. The same cannot be said of liberals, as witnessed by their daily actions.

I see a generalization made by you that can be personally & specifically backed up by you, I assume?

I wonder what "daily actions" I as a moderate liberal perform that show that I have no respect for others?

Way back during the last Bush Administration, I had a mildly anti-Bush bumper sticker on my car rear widow.
One afternoon at the end of work hours, I returned to my car in my work place parking deck and found bubble gum smeared all over the sticker and the window.
Nevertheless, I'd never venture to generalize (as you have just now about liberals) and claim that conservatives or Bush supporters would generally do such car vandalism.

[Phil P]

Politics aren't that important for a place, as long as it's not Northern Idaho or Portland . People are for the most part pretty good and I think people can make friends most places. Geography, weather, size, etc are all more important. The nut jobs on both sides really are minorities.

[gentlearts]

Originally Posted by SavannahLife

Are you thinking about the Yamacraw residents coming to Pooler? Large hotels buy local politicians, bulldoze the project and move its residents to Pooler. Capitalism.

What are you talking about? Get a grip.