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Replying to: xrunner2 (Jan 16, 2009 2:36 pm) If you knew how hopeless both gubernatorial choices were in WA, you wouldn't parrot things heard on Rush. Nothing was stolen, but the victim mentality neocon right around here are pretty bitter about their man, a puppet of property developers, inheritance elite "businessmen", and religious fanatics being beaten twice by a wicked witch, yes. No matter who you choose, you lose. But that's beside the point... None of them have any ability to deal with traffic issues. Around here you can zip around like a madman on city streets and probably have less of a chance of being fined than cruising at 10 over on a wide open dry empty suburban road. The moderately busy road in front of my place is posted at 30mph...every now and then racers will fly up and down my hill at an easy 80+. I've lived here almost 4 years and have seen a cop speed trapping exactly twice. There's a road I know of a couple miles a way, wide open and underposted at 35mph, where many like to go 45-50, and it is perfectly safe. There is almost always a revenue enforcer hanging around in a certain spot.
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Replying to: fintail (Jan 16, 2009 6:30 pm) Enough with the lefty revisionist history. Rossi and Gregoire are both stooges, but that doesn't give King County lefties the right to stuff ballot boxes with votes from dead people, convicted felons, and provisional ballots that were never verified. FACT: More ballots were counted in heavily-democrat King County than actually voted on election day. In spite of their efforts, Rossi won the real ballot count, followed by the machine recount. It took King County election officials "finding" ballots they hadn't previously counted before they got over the top by 133 votes. Even the democrat judge who ruled against Rossi admonished KC election officials. He called them "incompetent", but most honest people would call them "thieves". We're seeing the same thing in the Minnesota election. It's time for the federal government to take over all federal elections and states to take over state-wide elections. If King and Cook County want to keep electing political criminals to local offices, I don't care. But governorships and senate seats are too important. We don't even have to mention Presidential elections--there should never be any doubt that an election has been fair. Back to photo radar: the same people who complain about others not obeying speed limits fail to acknowledge that impeding the flow of traffic is illegal as well. As for the self-appointed speed enforcers: please don't whine when one of those overly-aggressive drivers road rages you into a ditch (or worse). If you want to help public servants do THEIR jobs and fight crime at the same time, try picking up some trash from the streets. You will be doing something you can brag to the other Prius drivers about and actually do the country some good at the same time.
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Replying to: vinnyny (Jan 17, 2009 8:03 am) But hey, someone of that ilk who isn't addicted to random speed limits, selective and asinine law enforcement, and adherence to any law simply because it exists. Refreshing
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Replying to: fintail (Jan 17, 2009 8:23 am) Blind obedience to the law is just stupid--I'm glad all those tea drinkers in Boston weren't afraid to break a few idiotic rules.
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Replying to: vinnyny (Jan 17, 2009 8:35 am) Supporting laws simply because they exist is what the wannabe authoritarians always fall back on when their desires aren't able to be defended. We all know that doesn't produce progress or justice. 235 years ago, some men understood this.
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Replying to: fintail (Jan 17, 2009 11:09 am) Maybe Obama and Democrat stimulus plan for infrastructure can fund needed photo radar in WASH. But wait, maybe the next huge volcano some are predicting in WASH will make all matters there moot.
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Replying to: xrunner2 (Jan 17, 2009 4:40 pm) For all the problems of this area, I'd still take it over the smarminess of some in "rural" Illinois, and the entitlement minded neocon loving over-leveraged shoddily built face brick mcmansion attitude that calls it home.
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Replying to: xrunner2 (Jan 17, 2009 4:40 pm) "Common sense, rock solid areas in the midwest"? Isn't Illinois, the most screwed up politically of all the states, still in the midwest? Isn't that where Blogo, Jesse Jackson (x2) and the "Rahminator" hail from? Please! You should try getting on one of those newfangled things they call an "airplane" sometime and visit something beyond the corn fields (oops, I forgot that they're now called "gold mines" since those rock solid midwesterners sold the morons in DC on the ethanol scam). There's a world out there where people sometimes jaywalk and drive a little fast. A world where we still realize that politicians work FOR US and that laws should be written "by the people for the people".
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Replying to: vinnyny (Jan 18, 2009 11:49 am) Other persons of ill-repute also from Chicago-Crook are Rezko, priest Pflaeger, minister Wright, terrorist Ayers. One of the messiah's godfathers, Rush, was a terrorist who helped lead 68 Chicago Dem Convention riots. Illinois is a fine state if political part of Crook County were not considered. On photo radar, more red-light camera being put in at busy intersections in business/commercial areas in my county. Recent newspaper article pointed out reduction in accidents at those intersections. Drivers inattentive or immature who get caught running red lights deserve heavy fines. |
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