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After George Washington was elected the first POTUS, Benjamin Franklin said, “The first man put at the helm will be a good one. Nobody knows what sort may come afterwards.  The executive will be always increasing here, as elsewhere, till it ends in a monarchy.”

The mask thing just may just be the straw that broke the camel's back.  You have taxes.  You have the plastic bag ban.  I mean, you can't even drink a soda anymore without a paper straw?  You have a government that is slowly but surely rewriting and erasing history.  You have the growing homeless issue.  You have a complete breakdown of law and order.  You have an 800% increase in homicides statewide.  And you have a complete lack of will to tackle issues of homelessness and crime.  It is death from a 1,000 cuts.  The first or the second may not get you



At some point, the lawlessness for some mixed with the cocktail of government tyranny and oppression on others becomes too much.  For some, it stops being a First World Problem and is what it is, a Problem.  One, for Casey, that can easily be solved by moving to a state and having a new employer help and pay for the move.

The tea was not The Problem in Boston in 1773 or in Annapolis in 1774, it was a symptom of larger and more complex problems and issues, among them a belief that the British government did not adequately reward hard work and doing too little to protect the settlers' life and property from bandits, pirates, Native Americans, foreign enemies, etc.  And those problems and issues were too large and complex for England to ultimately solve.

Much like in the 1770s, the mask is not The Problem in Oregon in 2021, it is a symptom of larger problems and issues.

Why move to Myanmar or the Middle East, when you can move to Louisiana and Texas and just tell everyone down there how blessed you are that you are no longer in Oregon?  What a weird thing to say.  Why Myanmar, of all places?

After George Washington was elected the first POTUS, Benjamin Franklin said, “The first man put at the helm will be a good one. Nobody knows what sort may come afterwards.  The executive will be always increasing here, as elsewhere, till it ends in a monarchy.”

The mask thing just may just be the straw that broke the camel's back.  You have taxes.  You have the plastic bag ban.  I mean, you can't even drink a soda anymore without a paper straw?  You have a government that is slowly but surely rewriting and erasing history.  You have the growing homeless issue.  You have a complete breakdown of law and order.  You have an 800% increase in homicides statewide.  And you have a complete lack of will to tackle issues of homelessness and crime.  It is death from a 1,000 cuts.  The first or the second may not get you



At some point, the lawlessness for some mixed with the cocktail of government tyranny and oppression on others becomes too much.  For some, it stops being a First World Problem and is what it is, a Problem.  One, for Casey, that can easily be solved by moving to a state and having a new employer help and pay for the move.

The tea was not The Problem in Boston in 1773 or in Annapolis in 1774, it was a symptom of larger and more complex problems and issues, among them a belief that the British government did not adequately reward hard work and doing too little to protect the settlers' life and property from bandits, pirates, Native Americans, foreign enemies, etc.  And those problems and issues were too large and complex for England to ultimately solve.

Much like in the 1770s, the mask is not The Problem in Oregon in 2021, it is a symptom of larger problems and issues.

Why move to Myanmar or the Middle East, when you can move to Louisiana and Texas and just tell everyone down there how blessed you are that you are no longer in Oregon?  What a weird thing to say.  Why Myanmar, of all places?

Who wants to move to the deep south? I was thinking Idaho, Montana, or Wyoming......the winters though.....

I will only speak for myself cuz I don't follow any movement per se..

I don't agree with critical race theory being taught to my children. My wife and I talk to our kids about our sordid history as a country. We treat others, regardless of race/creed, whatever, with respect......that's how we move forward as a nation. Hate is learned, and hate will continue with the leftist agenda, because it categorizes, and margenalizes......and at the end of the day the Democrats are using minorities for votes.

Who wants to move to the deep south? I was thinking Idaho, Montana, or Wyoming......the winters though.....

I will only speak for myself cuz I don't follow any movement per se..

I don't agree with critical race theory being taught to my children. My wife and I talk to our kids about our sordid history as a country. We treat others, regardless of race/creed, whatever, with respect......that's how we move forward as a nation. Hate is learned, and hate will continue with the leftist agenda, because it categorizes, and margenalizes......and at the end of the day the Democrats are using minorities for votes.

Sorry to draw this out, but I believe the mask issue is no longer a safety issue. Everyone who was worried about the virus and those that weren’t has had ample time to get vaccinated. Hell, now they’re giving away pot and money to do it! Madness! Anyway, I’m fully vaccinated and am pretty much assured of neither getting or spreading the virus. Great! If folks are fully vaccinated and still wearing a mask that’s their own biz, but I worry about their mental and emotional health. A small percentage still do it to virtue signal and make a statement. They are too far gone.
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