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To: Strac6

Look. I like most Texans. I grew up in New Mexico. I KNOW Texas. Most of the state is 100 feet above sea level. If it weren’t for BS Texas would be the size of Rhode Island. THATs how much BS is in Texas. LBJ was from Texas. Believe it or not DAN RATHER is from Texas. Need I continue?

Outside of a mountain Texas stole from New Mexico and a few hills around Austin Texas is flatter than a pool table. Geographically Texas is as boring as hell. What is the drop on the Brazos? Something like 8 feet in 800 miles? For crying out loud, you can SEE Lubbock from Odessa.

Sure a few rich folks have giant ranches and a lot of rich folk have great places to live but the bottom half of the income distribution in Texas aren’t living a great deal better than ghetto rats. I will say this in your favor. You guys love Texas and that is a great thing. People should be proud of where they are and what they are up to but let’s not get carried away about how “great” Texas is.


23 posted on 09/08/2017 2:48:41 AM PDT by wastoute (Government cannot redistribute wealth. Government can only redistribute poverty.)
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To: wastoute

#1, Texas is not 100 feet above MSL. It’s 500 in Dallas and increases to 3600 in the Basin.

#2, This not about Texas. This is about the fools and motorcycle dopers (but I repeat myself) who think these dope- dealing gang members/murderers are somehow being railroaded and/or are going to get off.

Trials are being delayed by the D, as they always are. Trials will be held. The motorcycle scum will go to prison for a very long time.

End of story.


25 posted on 09/08/2017 5:02:12 AM PDT by Strac6 ("Mrs. Strac, Pilatus, and Sig Sauer: All the fun things in my life are Swiss!")
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