Say goodbye to Georgia. The liberals who destoyed their own states will scatter to those locations that still have opportunity and spread their failed liberalism demanding socialist policies and voting for liberal candidates.

And when GA fails, the liberals will have to pack it up and move to other states that still have opportunity. And we know those states are not democrat controlled, yet.

Atlantans flee the city as Yankees invade. This is not a repeat from 1864.

Or 1996, I guess.

EnviroDude: Say goodbye to Georgia. The liberals who destoyed their own states will scatter to those locations that still have opportunity and spread their failed liberalism demanding socialist policies and voting for liberal candidates.

And when GA fails, the liberals will have to pack it up and move to other states that still have opportunity. And we know those states are not democrat controlled, yet.

0/10

Flee? I think not.

Babwa Wawa: 0/10

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

/Detroit Michigan, Ohio, California and other major bastions of liberalism losing millions of people a year to states like GA and TX agree with me.

//the good news is that as these liberals infest and infect their new states, the states will be brought down to the level of bankruptcy of the states they fled.

In other words, give it about 20 years or so and there will not be a single republican state around. USA! USA!

If liberals were invading I'd be all for it.
More likely it's just more Republican suburbanites coming in to suck up the water that we already don't have enough of and expecting the job market that was here in the late '90s (we're at 10.3% people - there's no new work here).

Almost identical to my submission last night.

EnviroDude:

In other words, give it about 20 years or so and there will not be a single republican state around. USA! USA!

EnviroDude: The truth hurts, doesn't it?

Ha ha - I thought you'd posted that for the lulz... 0/10 indeed

The yankees can have Atlanta. It's a soul-less collection of strip malls, office complexes and instant suburbs. If you're from the South, the only reason you'd move there is to come out of the closet.

ThatGuyGreg: EnviroDude: The truth hurts, doesn't it?

Ha ha - I thought you'd posted that for the lulz... 0/10 indeed

It isn't the yankees that will do the south in, but the braindead liberals escaping the poverty of California. Course, we have a lot of people that have left Illinois and Michigan down here. So they are slowly impacting the region.

/In my precinct in the late 1980's, democrats didn't vote in the primaries. No democrats ran for local offices and there were none voting in the national elections.

During the most recent presidential election, there were about 500 democrats that voted.

slowly, they infect the host and kill it (like a virus)

EnviroDude: In other words, give it about 20 years or so and there will not be a single republican state around.

The republicans have always been on the wrong side of history so maybe that is a good thing. How does it feel knowing your way of thinking is dead and you are a dinasoar?

You still need to go back to trolling school.

They overran the place decades ago, so I'm inclined to turn the place over to them lock, stock and barrel. What do you say, Special Man?



"Let 'em have it."

Agreed. Will the last Southerner out of Atlanta please turn off the lights?

EnviroDude: slowly, they infect the host and kill it (like a virus)

Settle down, Adolf...

EnviroDude: Babwa Wawa: 0/10

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

/Detroit Michigan, Ohio, California and other major bastions of liberalism losing millions of people a year to states like GA and TX agree with me.

//the good news is that as these liberals infest and infect their new states, the states will be brought down to the level of bankruptcy of the states they fled.

In other words, give it about 20 years or so and there will not be a single republican state around. USA! USA!

I agree on the result, but it will have nearly nothing to do with migration from the north/midwest and California, and nearly everything to do with the fact that the GOP is doing all it can to alienate every minority in the country.

sammyk: The republicans have always been on the wrong side of history so maybe that is a good thing. How does it feel knowing your way of thinking is dead and you are a dinasoar?

You still need to go back to trolling school.



Always? So ending slavery was a bad thing? Getting the voter's rights act passed was on the wrong side of history?

Democrats, is there anything they don't deny about their past?

sammyk: How does it feel knowing your way of thinking is dead and you are a dinasoar?

WTF is a "dinasoar"?

mysticcat: The yankees can have Atlanta. It's a soul-less collection of strip malls, office complexes and instant suburbs. If you're from the South, the only reason you'd move there is to come out of the closet.

There are some nice bars out in Buckhead.

Or, at least, there were 5-6 years ago when I last visited Atlanta.

Atlanta hasn't been "Southern" for a long, long time.

Nabb1: sammyk: How does it feel knowing your way of thinking is dead and you are a dinasoar?

WTF is a "dinasoar"?

A dinosaur that can fly. Duh.

EnviroDude: sammyk: The republicans have always been on the wrong side of history so maybe that is a good thing. How does it feel knowing your way of thinking is dead and you are a dinasoar?

You still need to go back to trolling school.



Always? So ending slavery was a bad thing? Getting the voter's rights act passed was on the wrong side of history?

Democrats, is there anything they don't deny about their past?

Talk about denying the past. Here is some fun stuff from wikipedia (new window). Really dude it was not that hard to find. Much like you rantings about Pelosi yesterday you only look at the part you want to see.

"The Act was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson, a Democrat who had earlier signed the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law"

"During the debate over the 2006 extension, some Republican members of Congress objected to renewing the preclearance requirement (the Act's primary enforcement provision)"

"On January 11, 1864, Senator John B. Henderson of Missouri submitted a joint resolution for a constitutional amendment abolishing slavery." Yep a Democrat.

I can do this all day. You want to see issues like slavery and civil rights as partisan issues when the truth is both sides played roles in those accomplishments.

What you really want to ignore is the southern strategy (new window). See thats all I've seen from the Republican party my whole life. In the last year I have seen their biggotry turn towards muslims and gays and don't forget Mexicans. So don't try to pretend Republicans have not embraced racxism and biggotry just because Lincoln freed the slaves 145 years ago.

sammyk: EnviroDude: sammyk: The republicans have always been on the wrong side of history so maybe that is a good thing. How does it feel knowing your way of thinking is dead and you are a dinasoar?

You still need to go back to trolling school.



Always? So ending slavery was a bad thing? Getting the voter's rights act passed was on the wrong side of history?

Democrats, is there anything they don't deny about their past?

Talk about denying the past. Here is some fun stuff from wikipedia (new window). Really dude it was not that hard to find. Much like you rantings about Pelosi yesterday you only look at the part you want to see.

"The Act was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson, a Democrat who had earlier signed the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law"

"During the debate over the 2006 extension, some Republican members of Congress objected to renewing the preclearance requirement (the Act's primary enforcement provision)"

"On January 11, 1864, Senator John B. Henderson of Missouri submitted a joint resolution for a constitutional amendment abolishing slavery." Yep a Democrat.

I can do this all day. You want to see issues like slavery and civil rights as partisan issues when the truth is both sides played roles in those accomplishments.

What you really want to ignore is the southern strategy (new window). See thats all I've seen from the Republican party my whole life. In the last year I have seen their biggotry turn towards muslims and gays and don't forget Mexicans. So don't try to pretend Republicans have not embraced racxism and biggotry just because Lincoln freed the slaves 145 years ago.

sigh - you seem to forget that it was the democrats that seceeded from the union and started a little thing called the Civil War?

You also forget that without the help of the republicans, the voting rights act would not have passed to be signed by Johnson.


Anything else you don't know about? Like how much money Mr. Nancy Pelosi made from his insider trading from VISA? Does that bother you that the hubby of the former speaker of the house was participating in insider trading?

(not trying to change the subject).

back to original post: Because the liberals have wrecked the economies of their home states with their liberal bs policies, they have to colonize other states to live. Like a cancer, they infect their hosts and eventually kill them.

EnviroDude: And when GA fails, the liberals will have to pack it up and move to other states that still have opportunity. And we know those states are not democrat controlled, yet.

That's the funniest thing I've read all day.

tricycleracer: Atlanta is the sprawliest sprawl that ever sprawled. That's like 54 miles from downtown Atlanta. And I thought Wesley Chapel was some sprawly bullshiat for Tampa.

I moved away right before the olympics in '95, but lived in Little 5 Points before it was cool. Once people started stuffing themselves and their new houses on every available open plot of land, I knew it was time to go. I don't miss it much.

//bought my house in '78 for $25,000. Guess what it sold for. No, guess.

Rapmaster2000: mysticcat: The yankees can have Atlanta. It's a soul-less collection of strip malls, office complexes and instant suburbs. If you're from the South, the only reason you'd move there is to come out of the closet.

I can't disagree. I see that you're from Nashville which seems to be working pretty hard at copying that model.

Williamson county(Brentwood, Franklin, Cool Springs), yes. Davidson county(Nashville), not so much.

Is it a repeat of 3001 C.E.?

The Lost City of Atlanta is more than a Delta hub.

It's got Coca Cola and ... the airport and lots of stuff ... the magician guy and that singer dude.

By the by, if fighting the Yankees doesn't work, and fleeing the Yankees doesn't work, may you should join them in the XIXth or XXth century.

darkhorse23: tricycleracer: Atlanta is the sprawliest sprawl that ever sprawled. That's like 54 miles from downtown Atlanta. And I thought Wesley Chapel was some sprawly bullshiat for Tampa.

I moved away right before the olympics in '95, but lived in Little 5 Points before it was cool. Once people started stuffing themselves and their new houses on every available open plot of land, I knew it was time to go. I don't miss it much.

//bought my house in '78 for $25,000. Guess what it sold for. No, guess.

I thought Atlanta was underwater.

Hee, hee, hee. Real estate pun.

I'll guess you sold it for $675,000. Hi or lo?

EnviroDude: Anything else you don't know about? Like how much money Mr. Nancy Pelosi made from his insider trading from VISA? Does that bother you that the hubby of the former speaker of the house was participating in insider trading?

Don't you think you have copy/pasted that enough? I called you on it yesterday and you still haven't replied.

"My aim, then, was to whip the rebels, to humble their pride, to follow them to their inmost recesses, and make them fear and dread us. Fear is the
beginning of wisdom."