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trashmanrevival
· 8 years ago
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havent heard that one before
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potassiumboron
· 8 years ago
As a Politics student in the UK, I'm staying up literally all night to watch it
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timebender25
· 8 years ago
Just don't base your paper on us, okay? You'll get an F.
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chakun
· 8 years ago
Shit, if it really comes down to it, we'll take it back, trust me.
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funsubstanceuser
· 8 years ago
You're about to grab your musket? I really would like to see that.
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chakun
· 8 years ago
Can't you read? Only if it becomes necessary.
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pokethebear
· 8 years ago
Muskets are sooo 1600s, don't you know we have AR variants now?
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guest
· 8 years ago
Damn we didn't even make it to 250 years... -That_Creepy_guy
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otamega
· 8 years ago
Correction: 1783-2016
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lunarlion
· 8 years ago
Very true, but people don't ever remember all that ratification business so 1776 is the year most referred to.
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lunarlion
· 8 years ago
Update: I live in a rather conservative area and almost did not get to vote because they didn't like my shirt. Thankfully we got the city clerk involved and she found absolutely no problem with the shirt and they gave me a ballot finally. Legally the shirt does not violate any laws regarding polling locations.
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pokethebear
· 8 years ago
Here in New York if you are wearing a shirt or button with a candidate's name or slogan on it within 100' of the polling place it is considered electioneering and you will be made to leave. Does the city clerk head the board of elections in your city? I'm also surprised because almost no cities lean conservative.
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trashmanrevival
· 8 years ago
where im from they do but my state is almost completely conservative
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lunarlion
· 8 years ago
I live in the "Bible belt" of west Michigan so there are a lot of conservative people and a lot of mostly conservative towns. I was very clear with the clerk that I intentionally did not put any candidate or party affiliation/name on the shirt because I'm going to follow the law when it comes to voting rights and such. And while the shirt is meant to express my disgust with this election, it's also meant to be funny. Chill pills all around haha
pokethebear
· 8 years ago
Well good for you! Wish we had it that good. My state is pretty liberal and I can barely afford my property taxes anymore. We paid less than $150k for our house and we pay almost $6000 annually in property taxes, and I don't even live anywhere near a city or village! We also pay 8% sales tax and high income taxes. We will fix it eventually though!
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lunarlion
· 8 years ago
Oh goodness! Well you sure do have a positive attitude! Always good to see hope in people :)
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