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by 03Lightningrocks
Sat Apr 20, 2013 9:55 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: Moving to Texas. Any advice?
Replies: 76
Views: 12203

Re: Moving to Texas. Any advice?

baldeagle wrote:
Texasdemocrat wrote:As a direct descendent of Washington Green Lee Foley of Lavacca County and a native born Texan who can trace their roots back to the Republic of Texas and a PROUD DEMOCRAT and CHL holder "Welcome to TEXAS" we do it our way down here!
So you vote for people who want to disarm you???? {{sratches head}}
As bewildering as this may seem to those of us that use our own minds to think, there are many people who simply follow the latest celebrity recommendation or the lame stream media propaganda, it is not as unusual as we would like to believe.

I have spent most of my life around blue collar working class people and many of them are hunters and gun owners. Many years ago the Democrats were believed to be the "working mans" party. Some folks don't realize their party has been taken over by socialists.

Before the socialists took over the party, the democrats were actually not an enemy to the American way of life as they are today. Somewhere along the line, the democrats were taken over by elitist rich snobs who see the working class as subjects needing controlled and cared for like pets.

The democrats have done a better job of pretending to be looking out for minorities and the downtrodden. I say pretending because it is just that, a dog and pony show. The democrats have also done a great job of making it "cool" to vote democrat. After all, if rich gangsta rappers, movie stars and other elitist celebrities say to vote democrat is cool, who are we to say differently?

The Republican Party has managed to get itself painted as the party of old people. The party of the rich. Republicans want to take away your "free cheese". They are the party who wants to get involved in your personal moral choices. It is not "cool" to vote republican.

I wonder at times if some of these folks who proudly proclaim to be democrats these days, would prefer guns be outlawed so they would not be forced to own one for protection. Many are the same crowd who, like good ole joe, claim to be pro gun because they hunt ducks. It is not likely these posters will say the truth on this forum and admit they feel we don't "need" certain types of guns. They are very likely more concerned with the right to free cheese than the RKBA.

That being said, there are still a few old school democrats who are pro second amendment. Not many, but they do exist.

I personally find myself stuck out in the middle somewhere. I absolutely despise the socialist(democrap) philosophy of share the wealth and control the people and I don't particularly agree with the Republican Party platform on moral/social issues. For instance, I couldn't care less about who marries who. I am pro stem cell research. I don't see scientific advances as a threat to religious beliefs.

I voted republican because my main issue is freedom. I am not about government being my "daddy". I vote republican because the Republican Party issues I disagree with are not issues they could ever implement anyway. Nobody is going to outlaw abortion... Ever. That train has left the station. Stem cell research will advance in spite of the few who are apposed to it. The topic of who marries who, bah... Again... That train has left the station. Heck, I'm for legalizing marijauna and treating it like we do alcohol. But again, I am not so concerned with any of these issues that I am willing to give up my basic freedom from government tyranny by voting for a socialist(democrat).

I bet some of the folks voting democrat are just the opposite. They may be more concerned with republicans taking away moral decision making rights and government free cheese than they are with democrats being able to take away our RKBA.
by 03Lightningrocks
Mon Mar 11, 2013 12:25 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: Moving to Texas. Any advice?
Replies: 76
Views: 12203

Re: Moving to Texas. Any advice?

TexasCajun wrote:http://www.politico.com/2012-election/r ... ent/texas/

From the 2012 election results by county in Texas. Obama took the following counties:

Bexar 51.6%
Dallas 57.1%
Harris 49.4% (Romney got 49.3% & 3rd party candidates combined for 1.2%)
Travis 60.2%
:banghead: :banghead: :banghead:

Sad indeed!! The conservatives need to quickly get their agenda in line. I know it is not popular to say this but the religious connections may be what is killing us. I am more of a libertarian than a republican but vote republican so I don't help libtards by splitting the vote.

Thanks for ruining my day. :coolgleamA:
by 03Lightningrocks
Mon Mar 11, 2013 2:45 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: Moving to Texas. Any advice?
Replies: 76
Views: 12203

Re: Moving to Texas. Any advice?

Nothing personal Cajun, but if you think Dallas is going to ever be liberal... All I can say is LOL. Same for Houston. Even the gay folk in Dallas are conservative. :)

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