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Idiots in Portland deserve every thing that happens to them.

When boarding the plane, the stewardess handed this to me. Initially I thought it was an invitation to join the mile high club. Then I read the package.
 

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Remember, you CAN vote them in, but it’ll take guns to get them OUT! Today there are a ton of folks who here “free crap” and that’s the person they’ll vote for (after all, THEY get “free” stuff while the “rich” pay for it. As Sir Winston said “the problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people money”
 
In democratic socialism, by definition, it would be voted out when it fails.
And the Easter bunny and Santa Claus will be right there in line to vote🙄. Democratic Socialism is kinda like Jewish Nazis. I have good friends who escaped from Eastern Europe in the 1960’s. Talk to them about the joys of living in a worker’s paradise. I wore a shirt to vote that said “Socialism: ideas so good they have to be mandatory” with a picture of big brother with a club. The POLL worker say it, shook her head “yes” and softly said “my family fled Cuba in 1967. I am an American and I HATE what these idiots are trying to do to my country”.
 
I am a native Oregonian. My family moved to the Woodburn area in the 1850's and a large percentage of my family still lives in the Willamette Valley. I lived in the Portland area for 30+ years and worked in the Lloyd District area.

I saw this crap coming almost 10 years ago, watched "Occupy Portland" and Anti-FA disciples light the torch of anarchy, start ransacking downtown businesses and office buildings. I heard the PDX mayor stand down the city police, listened to that twit influence the local sheriff departments to leave those criminals alone and noted that some of dangerous and absurd influence start migrating to the suburbs.

Nothing that any of the local governments and agencies have done has made a difference in protecting society, the honest workers or those who cannot protect themselves. Sadly, the liberal voting majority controls the political narrative and election outcomes. And those who live outside those population centers feel as if they have NO representation in Salem. Moving to the "country", such as the State of Jefferson or the State of Lincoln does nothing to preserve rights or eliminate that political monstrosity.

I saw it coming and I knew that it was going to get a lot worse. Then came the riots, the barricaded streets and the lawlessness that comes with locking out a viable law enforcement community. And the costs to repair what was damaged were paid by the honest, law abiding and hard working citizens of the state.

So when I retired in 2017 it didn't take long for me to realize I could not, despite having been born and raised there, continue to live in Oregon. That saddened me immeasurably. By 2019 I was almost totally packed up, the house was on the market and my eyes looked east. I now reside in Arizona, which has similar problems with a huge water problem stacked on top of them.

Arizona went blue in 2022 and the blue majority increased in the last mid-term election this week.

Now where will I go??? Maybe I will just standby here, lock and load and be ready for whatever comes next.
 
I am a native Oregonian. My family moved to the Woodburn area in the 1850's and a large percentage of my family still lives in the Willamette Valley. I lived in the Portland area for 30+ years and worked in the Lloyd District area.

I saw this crap coming almost 10 years ago, watched "Occupy Portland" and Anti-FA disciples light the torch of anarchy, start ransacking downtown businesses and office buildings. I heard the PDX mayor stand down the city police, listened to that twit influence the local sheriff departments to leave those criminals alone and noted that some of dangerous and absurd influence start migrating to the suburbs.

Nothing that any of the local governments and agencies have done has made a difference in protecting society, the honest workers or those who cannot protect themselves. Sadly, the liberal voting majority controls the political narrative and election outcomes. And those who live outside those population centers feel as if they have NO representation in Salem. Moving to the "country", such as the State of Jefferson or the State of Lincoln does nothing to preserve rights or eliminate that political monstrosity.

I saw it coming and I knew that it was going to get a lot worse. Then came the riots, the barricaded streets and the lawlessness that comes with locking out a viable law enforcement community. And the costs to repair what was damaged were paid by the honest, law abiding and hard working citizens of the state.

So when I retired in 2017 it didn't take long for me to realize I could not, despite having been born and raised there, continue to live in Oregon. That saddened me immeasurably. By 2019 I was almost totally packed up, the house was on the market and my eyes looked east. I now reside in Arizona, which has similar problems with a huge water problem stacked on top of them.

Arizona went blue in 2022 and the blue majority increased in the last mid-term election this week.

Now where will I go??? Maybe I will just standby here, lock and load and be ready for whatever comes next.
I'm in the same boat except I'm stuck in Portland.
 
And the Easter bunny and Santa Claus will be right there in line to vote🙄. Democratic Socialism is kinda like Jewish Nazis. I have good friends who escaped from Eastern Europe in the 1960’s. Talk to them about the joys of living in a worker’s paradise. I wore a shirt to vote that said “Socialism: ideas so good they have to be mandatory” with a picture of big brother with a club. The POLL worker say it, shook her head “yes” and softly said “my family fled Cuba in 1967. I am an American and I HATE what these idiots are trying to do to my country”.

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I am a native Oregonian. My family moved to the Woodburn area in the 1850's and a large percentage of my family still lives in the Willamette Valley. I lived in the Portland area for 30+ years and worked in the Lloyd District area.

I saw this crap coming almost 10 years ago, watched "Occupy Portland" and Anti-FA disciples light the torch of anarchy, start ransacking downtown businesses and office buildings. I heard the PDX mayor stand down the city police, listened to that twit influence the local sheriff departments to leave those criminals alone and noted that some of dangerous and absurd influence start migrating to the suburbs.

Nothing that any of the local governments and agencies have done has made a difference in protecting society, the honest workers or those who cannot protect themselves. Sadly, the liberal voting majority controls the political narrative and election outcomes. And those who live outside those population centers feel as if they have NO representation in Salem. Moving to the "country", such as the State of Jefferson or the State of Lincoln does nothing to preserve rights or eliminate that political monstrosity.

I saw it coming and I knew that it was going to get a lot worse. Then came the riots, the barricaded streets and the lawlessness that comes with locking out a viable law enforcement community. And the costs to repair what was damaged were paid by the honest, law abiding and hard working citizens of the state.

So when I retired in 2017 it didn't take long for me to realize I could not, despite having been born and raised there, continue to live in Oregon. That saddened me immeasurably. By 2019 I was almost totally packed up, the house was on the market and my eyes looked east. I now reside in Arizona, which has similar problems with a huge water problem stacked on top of them.

Arizona went blue in 2022 and the blue majority increased in the last mid-term election this week.

Now where will I go??? Maybe I will just standby here, lock and load and be ready for whatever comes next.

Sadly this stuff happens. People tell me to move somewhere more gun friendly. A friend that lives near Mobile, AL said to move down there. I still remember visiting and asking him when I got out of the car if it was a liberal area and the answer was yes. So basically I would have traded one bad kettle for another and try to look for a job.

Basically I know that I’m rural Illinois enough I can stand my ground but at the same time I know I’m screwed.
 
20 years ago, Portland was one of my favorite places to visit (bi-annual convention). Loved a restaurant called "Jake's" that had a trough around the bar for men to pee in, while at the bar, without losing their spot at the bar. This goes back 100 years (the trough), but was cool to the ultimate. Anyway, I'll never return to Portland. Nor Seattle for the same reason. The leftists have destroyed both.
 
20 years ago, Portland was one of my favorite places to visit (bi-annual convention). Loved a restaurant called "Jake's" that had a trough around the bar for men to pee in, while at the bar, without losing their spot at the bar. This goes back 100 years (the trough), but was cool to the ultimate. Anyway, I'll never return to Portland. Nor Seattle for the same reason. The leftists have destroyed both.

That’s any big city now. I know we can name cities.
 
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