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RainCaster

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Home country: USA
Current location: Left Coast
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A Reformed Republican who has seen evil and shook its hand. (Nixon) He now spends his time trying to change the world for the better.

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60 days sober

So small, compared to the others in my AA group, but for me it's a great beginning.

Posted by RainCaster | Sat Sep 25, 2021, 10:23 AM (41 replies)

Ausies find lock-downs to be an affront

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-21/victorian-construction-ban-avoidable-and-costly/100479272

A great op Ed about how the construction labor union has shot themselves in the foot over masks, Vax & covid.

Then the compliance blitz went badly and the government acted.

On Friday, The Age newspaper reported that the inspections found three in four Victorian construction sites were breaking coronavirus safety rules.

So the government banned tearooms and announced the entire industry would have to be vaccinated — at least a first shot – by Thursday, just six days later.

That day workers took to the streets setting up tearooms on the road to protest a ban on gathering inside.

Posted by RainCaster | Tue Sep 21, 2021, 12:43 PM (0 replies)

If you can't keep them from voting, kill 'em

I'm thinking out loud here. The FGOP has been pushing hard ever since they lost the 2020 election to keep people from voting. Lots of bold new laws that are sooo racist and they are shameless about it.

Those repukes in the House & Senate have forgotten the Rule of Law and are doing everything they can to stop our government from doing anything that will benefit the 99%. They are truly owned by the 1%. The BS excuses they give are red herrings.

Now we have GOP governors lusting for the White House, and they are all against masks, distancing & vaccines. It appears to me that these clowns are so desperate to hold on to power that they are willing to kill their own constituents if it will keep them in the limelight.

Have I missed something here?

Posted by RainCaster | Thu Sep 9, 2021, 11:03 PM (1 replies)

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