Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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Is the cat dog thing for real? I can't imagine the gubmint not giving them food. Maybe cats are a delicacy?
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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Is the cat dog thing for real? I can't imagine the gubmint not giving them food. Maybe cats are a delicacy? It's being reported that in many parts of Haiti cats are food animals not pets.
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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I’m in northwest Ohio so within a few hours from soringfield
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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Started a thread on this yesterday called "Ohio Diet" There some video posted on it you just have to see.
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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"The discrimination faced by the famine refugees was not subtle or insidious. It was right there in black and white, in newspaper classified advertisements that blared “No Irish Need Apply.” The image of the simian Irishman, imported from Victorian England, was given new life by the pens of illustrators such as Thomas Nast that dripped with prejudice as they sketched Celtic ape-men with sloping foreheads and monstrous appearances. In 1849, a clandestine fraternal society of native-born Protestant men called the Order of the Star Spangled Banner formed in New York. Bound by sacred oaths and secret passwords, its members wanted a return to the America they once knew, a land of “Temperance, Liberty and Protestantism.” Similar secret societies with menacing names like the Black Snakes and Rough and Readies sprouted across the country. Within a few years, these societies coalesced around the anti-Catholic, anti-immigrant American Party, whose members were called the “Know-Nothings” because they claimed to “know nothing” when questioned about their politics. Party members vowed to elect only native-born citizens—but only if they weren’t Roman Catholic. “Know-Nothings believed that Protestantism defined American society. From this flowed their fundamental belief that Catholicism was incompatible with basic American values,” writes Jay P. Dolan in The Irish Americans: A History. Buoyed by the war-cry “Americans must rule America!”, the Know-Nothings elected eight governors, more than 100 congressmen and mayors of cities including Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago in the mid-1850s. They found their greatest success in Massachusetts where in 1854 the American Party captured all state offices, the entire State Senate and all but a handful of seats in the House chamber. According to Dolan, once in power in Massachusetts the Know-Nothings mandated the reading of the King James Bible in public schools, disbanded Irish militia units while confiscating their weapons and deported nearly 300 poor Irish back to Liverpool because they were a drain on the public treasury. They also barred naturalized citizens from voting unless they had spent 21 years in the United States." My ancestors were welcomed with open arms. Nothing ever changes.  Source: History.com
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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So is the gubmint going to start shipping in busloads of cats too? Only if they can vote.
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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The MSM surely won’t report on it that does not fit their narrative. Several interviews on the internet say waterfowl is being killed at the local duck/goose pond at the park. One person said a white van full of cats was stopped by police one video shows police interviewing a suspect with cats. .
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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"The discrimination faced by the famine refugees was not subtle or insidious. It was right there in black and white, in newspaper classified advertisements that blared “No Irish Need Apply.” The image of the simian Irishman, imported from Victorian England, was given new life by the pens of illustrators such as Thomas Nast that dripped with prejudice as they sketched Celtic ape-men with sloping foreheads and monstrous appearances. In 1849, a clandestine fraternal society of native-born Protestant men called the Order of the Star Spangled Banner formed in New York. Bound by sacred oaths and secret passwords, its members wanted a return to the America they once knew, a land of “Temperance, Liberty and Protestantism.” Similar secret societies with menacing names like the Black Snakes and Rough and Readies sprouted across the country. Within a few years, these societies coalesced around the anti-Catholic, anti-immigrant American Party, whose members were called the “Know-Nothings” because they claimed to “know nothing” when questioned about their politics. Party members vowed to elect only native-born citizens—but only if they weren’t Roman Catholic. “Know-Nothings believed that Protestantism defined American society. From this flowed their fundamental belief that Catholicism was incompatible with basic American values,” writes Jay P. Dolan in The Irish Americans: A History. Buoyed by the war-cry “Americans must rule America!”, the Know-Nothings elected eight governors, more than 100 congressmen and mayors of cities including Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago in the mid-1850s. They found their greatest success in Massachusetts where in 1854 the American Party captured all state offices, the entire State Senate and all but a handful of seats in the House chamber. According to Dolan, once in power in Massachusetts the Know-Nothings mandated the reading of the King James Bible in public schools, disbanded Irish militia units while confiscating their weapons and deported nearly 300 poor Irish back to Liverpool because they were a drain on the public treasury. They also barred naturalized citizens from voting unless they had spent 21 years in the United States." My ancestors were welcomed with open arms. Nothing ever changes.  Source: History.com Do you seriously believe the current Haitan "culture" is even comparable to Irish Culture during the famine? Keith
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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It's looking more and more like a democrat ploy. Funny isn't it that the story came out just before the debate? MSM spread it as fast as they could. When Trump brought it up, Kamala burst out laughing. Can't help but see it as a well played plan.
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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I thought I was comparing the past American culture to the current American culture.
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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"The discrimination faced by the famine refugees was not subtle or insidious. It was right there in black and white, in newspaper classified advertisements that blared “No Irish Need Apply.” The image of the simian Irishman, imported from Victorian England, was given new life by the pens of illustrators such as Thomas Nast that dripped with prejudice as they sketched Celtic ape-men with sloping foreheads and monstrous appearances. In 1849, a clandestine fraternal society of native-born Protestant men called the Order of the Star Spangled Banner formed in New York. Bound by sacred oaths and secret passwords, its members wanted a return to the America they once knew, a land of “Temperance, Liberty and Protestantism.” Similar secret societies with menacing names like the Black Snakes and Rough and Readies sprouted across the country. Within a few years, these societies coalesced around the anti-Catholic, anti-immigrant American Party, whose members were called the “Know-Nothings” because they claimed to “know nothing” when questioned about their politics. Party members vowed to elect only native-born citizens—but only if they weren’t Roman Catholic. “Know-Nothings believed that Protestantism defined American society. From this flowed their fundamental belief that Catholicism was incompatible with basic American values,” writes Jay P. Dolan in The Irish Americans: A History. Buoyed by the war-cry “Americans must rule America!”, the Know-Nothings elected eight governors, more than 100 congressmen and mayors of cities including Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago in the mid-1850s. They found their greatest success in Massachusetts where in 1854 the American Party captured all state offices, the entire State Senate and all but a handful of seats in the House chamber. According to Dolan, once in power in Massachusetts the Know-Nothings mandated the reading of the King James Bible in public schools, disbanded Irish militia units while confiscating their weapons and deported nearly 300 poor Irish back to Liverpool because they were a drain on the public treasury. They also barred naturalized citizens from voting unless they had spent 21 years in the United States." My ancestors were welcomed with open arms. Nothing ever changes.  Source: History.com So go hug you some Haitians then. Just be aware they have the highest rates of HIV in the western hemisphere.
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Re: Anybody near Springfield Ohio?
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Ohio's governor De whine just threw more tax payer money at the problem,.. in an effort to shore up city deficits ? No, this does not solve the issue,..it only exacerbates it! Calm the electorate and give it time! Time has always proven,..you will see,..a diminishing affect! De Wine no different than Kasich, both are good liars, and left thinking. Everyone thought it was great that De Wine passed CONSTITUTIONAL carry! I t should of been law from the beginning. BUT then he passed the RED FLAG LAW. Do you understand that law? In short it's a set up , anyone that doesn't like you can claim you're a danger because you own guns. Now the law can come and take your guns , without any court order. No proof , no actual crime, no search warrant , just strong arm taking your guns. But Lawlor argued that in most cases red flag laws operate in the same way as search or arrest warrants operate: Officers bring the evidence to the judge, who makes a decision and allows law enforcement to act prior to having a hearing. BOULDER, CO - MARCH 22: Tactical police units respond to the scene of a King Soopers grocery store after a shooting on March 22, 2021 in Boulder, Colorado. Dozens of police responded to the afternoon shooting in which at least one witness described three people who appeared to be wounded, according to published reports. (Photo by Chet Strange/Getty Images) RELATED ARTICLE Supreme Court to discuss case that could expand Second Amendment rights And still, in some instances, gun advocates, including members of law enforcement, have come out against the law, arguing it infringes on the person’s Second Amendment rights. After New Mexico enacted its red flag law last year, the head of the New Mexico Sheriffs’ Association, Tony Mace, wrote a public letter disavowing the policy for that very reason. “Citizens have a right to bear arms and we cannot circumvent that right when they have not even committed a crime or even been accused of committing one,” he wrote. “‘Shall not be infringed’ is a very clear and concise component of an Amendment that our forefathers felt was important enough to be recognized immediately following freedom of speech and religion.”
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