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babylonsister

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15. Except it's already up to 9 'imbeciles'... how many more might sign on? nt

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Wed Apr 3, 2013, 06:58 PM

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"Even by 2013 standards, this is scary stuff." [View all] babylonsister Apr 2013 OP

It gets worse: G_j Apr 2013 #1

Wow. I thought there were a lot babylonsister Apr 2013 #5

From what I can tell G_j Apr 2013 #7

I've had relatives from Asheville all my life. They're very educated and liberal. maddiemom Apr 2013 #21

It's just beginning G_j Apr 2013 #40

Whee. Sounds like NC will become Tea Heaven and Human Hell. Kablooie Apr 2013 #37

nc is so screwed. barbtries Apr 2013 #2

14th Amendment? How the fuck does it work? TheMightyFavog Apr 2013 #3

These people flunked 6th grade Social Studies. nt redqueen Apr 2013 #4

They never really renounced the CSA, is what this is. freshwest Apr 2013 #11

Wow, the CSA and North Korea have something in common! Beartracks Apr 2013 #30

I don't see anything in common there, explain. freshwest Apr 2013 #32

Not really a deep analysis. Beartracks Apr 2013 #41

I think that it time for North Carolina to stand up, sheshe2 Apr 2013 #6

Quote from the article: Volaris Apr 2013 #8

They passed civics, they just don't care. Over-riding the Constitution is thuggery. Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2013 #10

It is an interesting argument quaker bill Apr 2013 #9

Actually just a few Colonies had established religions, only a few States retained them and Bluenorthwest Apr 2013 #34

Does still present an interesting question quaker bill Apr 2013 #35

Sure why not UBEEDelusional Apr 2013 #12

That's not the way it works - see Texas v White 1869 Supreme Court decision curlyred Apr 2013 #25

The Constitution is not carved in stone and can be changed UBEEDelusional Apr 2013 #38

Secessionist crap. There is a reason we call this a Union. curlyred Apr 2013 #39

I think the correct response is LAUGHTER Demo_Chris Apr 2013 #13

Except it's already up to 9 'imbeciles'... how many more might sign on? nt babylonsister Apr 2013 #15

Hopefully ALL of them. Hopefully they pass it... (cont) Demo_Chris Apr 2013 #17

But what state will it stop in? babylonsister Apr 2013 #20

Okay.... What exactly is your concern? Demo_Chris Apr 2013 #22

Every damn thing they do. babylonsister Apr 2013 #23

I hear that :) nt Demo_Chris Apr 2013 #24

I think the correct response is LAUGHTER AlbertCat Apr 2013 #16

They cannot ruin anything but their own party and careers. nt Demo_Chris Apr 2013 #19

Lordy Jesus! littlemissmartypants Apr 2013 #14

Stick a fork in NC -- it'd done. n/t Beartracks Apr 2013 #28

I have relatives in North Carolina and have spent time in the state over the years. maddiemom Apr 2013 #18

They've been cherry picking the Bible for years curlyred Apr 2013 #26

So, the U.S. Constitution doesn't apply to.... any part of the actual U.S.? Beartracks Apr 2013 #27

Hey NC repukes! How did that secessionie thingey work out fer ya in 1861? muntrv Apr 2013 #29

Wtf is going on with my home state? Politicub Apr 2013 #31

Is there a radiation leak in NC? proReality Apr 2013 #33

I had entertained notions of retiring there quaker bill Apr 2013 #36