One thing we don't need now is a boycott of our tourism industry.

It is time for these Three Stooges to resign and restore dignity to our great Commonwealth.

We have a tourism industry?

As long as any one of those three are in office I will never go to the Red Hen in Lexington, VA,

throw them all out, every damn democrat in VA politics, even the damn dog catcher if he/she is a Dem. Start fresh, but make sure every abortion lovin Democrat candidate is thoroughly scrutinized back to 12th grade, then whoever is not eliminated will run. Enough of these dragging the good name of Virginia down with em

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> We have a tourism industry?


Gerry, shut the fuck up. You're an idiot.

if you call it tourism

Virginia holds lots of conferences and the hotels have hugely high rate of replacing white sheets.

put 2 and 2 together

People don't boycott Democrats. No need to worry about that.

Real Americans boycotted Hillary.

True the Vote! Wrote:
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> Real Americans boycotted Hillary.


Stupid Americans like you boycott yourselves.

Real Americans also boycotted Stacy Abrams.

When you vote for shit, you can't expect thereafter to roll around in a bed of roses. Either stop complaining or stop voting for demo-craps.

Gerry's Goat #3 Wrote:
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> Real Americans also boycotted Stacy Abrams.

That was vote fraud.

You won against a black woman in Georgia. And you're happy you pulled it off?

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Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> You won against a black woman in Georgia. And
> you're happy you pulled it off?
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When I was in college in the early '80's, there was a campus group called The Black Student Alliance. They receive funds from student fees. Someone wrote a letter to the school newspaper questioning why a group who discriminated against whites got funding from all student fees. I agreed, and I was wrong. I looked at the situation and concluded Black's need to be incorporated into existing society, not separate themselves.

What I didn't realize was minority groups should have the right to assemble, work with each other, celebrate, and gain from their diversity. I was looking at Blacks needing to be more like Whites, not Black's need to use their diversity so to help all people. The BSA wasn't discriminating against whites, they were helping shape society where Black's are accepted, positively, for being Black, not Black's being judged on how well they fit into White society.

The Blackface situation is two pronged. Puting on makeup to look like Michael Jackson was wrong. But at the time ignorant, but not discriminatory. He was celebrating Michael Jackson, all be it, in an insensitive and wrong manner.

Dressing as a Confederate, KKK member, and/or posing with the Confederate flag is hatefull and racist. There is no excuse.

In the last forty years, Black's in this country have changed society for the better by being Black, and being damn good at sports, entertainment, debate, governing, and business (order is by overall public exposure,IMO), They didn't get this far by just molding themselves into White society. They found clever ways to bring Black culture to and beyond mainstream, benefitting everyone, not just Black's.

More White kids today listen to rap music than rock music. Sports are dominated by Blacks who have changed the game and made it more competitive and financially profitable. Many Black legislators and Mayors caused the nation's cities to be more vibrant and desireable over the suburbs. People like Eddie Murphy, Dave Chappelle, Eugene Robinson, Colten Malloy, Maya Angelou, and Richard Pryor, changed the rules for debate in their own way, allowing more people to participate in the debate.

All good things for everybody. Black's didn't need to be more like Whites, Blacks succeeded in a big part by bringing others to them.

It turns out, The Black Student Alliance was a positive force for all in their endgame.

Looking back... Wrote:
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> When I was in college in the early '80's, there
> was a campus group called The Black Student
> Alliance. They receive funds from student fees.
> Someone wrote a letter to the school newspaper
> questioning why a group who discriminated against
> whites got funding from all student fees. I
> agreed, and I was wrong. I looked at the situation
> and concluded Black's need to be incorporated into
> existing society, not separate themselves.
>
> What I didn't realize was minority groups should
> have the right to assemble, work with each other,
> celebrate, and gain from their diversity. I was
> looking at Blacks needing to be more like Whites,
> not Black's need to use their diversity so to help
> all people. The BSA wasn't discriminating against
> whites, they were helping shape society where
> Black's are accepted, positively, for being Black,
> not Black's being judged on how well they fit into
> White society.
>
> The Blackface situation is two pronged. Puting on
> makeup to look like Michael Jackson was wrong. But
> at the time ignorant, but not discriminatory. He
> was celebrating Michael Jackson, all be it, in an
> insensitive and wrong manner.
>
> Dressing as a Confederate, KKK member, and/or
> posing with the Confederate flag is hatefull and
> racist. There is no excuse.
>
> In the last forty years, Black's in this country
> have changed society for the better by being
> Black, and being damn good at sports,
> entertainment, debate, governing, and business
> (order is by overall public exposure,IMO), They
> didn't get this far by just molding themselves
> into White society. They found clever ways to
> bring Black culture to and beyond mainstream,
> benefitting everyone, not just Black's.
>
> More White kids today listen to rap music than
> rock music. Sports are dominated by Blacks who
> have changed the game and made it more competitive
> and financially profitable. Many Black
> legislators and Mayors caused the nation's cities
> to be more vibrant and desireable over the
> suburbs. People like Eddie Murphy, Dave
> Chappelle, Eugene Robinson, Colten Malloy, Maya
> Angelou, and Richard Pryor, changed the rules
> for debate in their own way, allowing more people
> to participate in the debate.
>
> All good things for everybody. Black's didn't
> need to be more like Whites, Blacks succeeded in a
> big part by bringing others to them.
>
> It turns out, The Black Student Alliance was a
> positive force for all in their endgame.


lol


 
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Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> We have a tourism industry?


Off the top of my head, it would be #2 or #3 as far as size. Take a wild guess what is #1?

Ignore state government as industry.

liberal feels are strong in you Wrote:
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> lol


Seriously, do you have the ability to debate without using memes as verbal crutches?

Democrats ruined VA.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> We have a tourism industry?

Uh, yes.

Herring doesn't need to step down. He came forward and apologized and admitted once engaging in what seems to be a cultural phenomenon in Virginia. He wasn't caught and is not denying it like Northam.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Herring doesn't need to step down. He came forward
> and apologized and admitted once engaging in what
> seems to be a cultural phenomenon in Virginia. He
> wasn't caught and is not denying it like Northam.


Herring called for Northam to step down before someone dimed Herring out for doing the same thing.

You trusted Hillary, you probably trust Herring. I don't.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Herring doesn't need to step down. He came forward
> and apologized and admitted once engaging in what
> seems to be a cultural phenomenon in Virginia. He
> wasn't caught and is not denying it like Northam.


He's a fucking racist.

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Justin Fairfax seems to like imposing his will on the ladies.
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Herring the Weasel Wrote:
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> Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> -----
> > Herring doesn't need to step down. He came
> forward
> > and apologized and admitted once engaging in
> what
> > seems to be a cultural phenomenon in Virginia.
> He
> > wasn't caught and is not denying it like
> Northam.
>
>
> Herring called for Northam to step down before
> someone dimed Herring out for doing the same
> thing.
>
> You trusted Hillary, you probably trust Herring. I
> don't.

No one dimed Herring out. Source.



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Looks like more rape victims coming forward. Tremendous courage. My thoughts are with the victims. We have a long way to go, to get Virginia back in track and it begins today!

So if the LT Governor resigns who takes his seat or is there a special election?

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> So if the LT Governor resigns who takes his seat
> or is there a special election?


Your goat will take the spot. He's the only one with a legitimate black face.
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Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> So if the LT Governor resigns who takes his seat
> or is there a special election?


I think we can pick whoever we want.

How's Paul Ebert or Corey Stewart sound?

You get nothing and like it.

Baron Trump Wrote:
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> Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> > So if the LT Governor resigns who takes his
> seat
> > or is there a special election?
>
>
> I think we can pick whoever we want.
>
> How's Paul Ebert or Corey Stewart sound?
>
> You get nothing and like it.

Well if you want to offend 60% of the state go right ahead.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> Baron Trump Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > So if the LT Governor resigns who takes his
> > seat
> > > or is there a special election?
> >
> >
> > I think we can pick whoever we want.
> >
> > How's Paul Ebert or Corey Stewart sound?
> >
> > You get nothing and like it.
>
> Well if you want to offend 60% of the state go
> right ahead.

About 20% of Democrats have just given up on you in disgust. You screwed it up pretty bad, asshole.

Good luck getting them to trust you again, especially black voters. LOL!

Anyone supporting this racists and rapists need to rounded up, EVERY ONE OF THEM!

liberal feels are strong in you Wrote:
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> Looking back... Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > When I was in college in the early '80's, there
> > was a campus group called The Black Student
> > Alliance. They receive funds from student fees.
>
> > Someone wrote a letter to the school newspaper
> > questioning why a group who discriminated
> against
> > whites got funding from all student fees. I
> > agreed, and I was wrong. I looked at the
> situation
> > and concluded Black's need to be incorporated
> into
> > existing society, not separate themselves.
> >
> > What I didn't realize was minority groups
> should
> > have the right to assemble, work with each
> other,
> > celebrate, and gain from their diversity. I
> was
> > looking at Blacks needing to be more like
> Whites,
> > not Black's need to use their diversity so to
> help
> > all people. The BSA wasn't discriminating
> against
> > whites, they were helping shape society where
> > Black's are accepted, positively, for being
> Black,
> > not Black's being judged on how well they fit
> into
> > White society.
> >
> > The Blackface situation is two pronged. Puting
> on
> > makeup to look like Michael Jackson was wrong.
> But
> > at the time ignorant, but not discriminatory.
> He
> > was celebrating Michael Jackson, all be it, in
> an
> > insensitive and wrong manner.
> >
> > Dressing as a Confederate, KKK member, and/or
> > posing with the Confederate flag is hatefull
> and
> > racist. There is no excuse.
> >
> > In the last forty years, Black's in this
> country
> > have changed society for the better by being
> > Black, and being damn good at sports,
> > entertainment, debate, governing, and business
> > (order is by overall public exposure,IMO), They
> > didn't get this far by just molding themselves
> > into White society. They found clever ways to
> > bring Black culture to and beyond mainstream,
> > benefitting everyone, not just Black's.
> >
> > More White kids today listen to rap music than
> > rock music. Sports are dominated by Blacks who
> > have changed the game and made it more
> competitive
> > and financially profitable. Many Black
> > legislators and Mayors caused the nation's
> cities
> > to be more vibrant and desireable over the
> > suburbs. People like Eddie Murphy, Dave
> > Chappelle, Eugene Robinson, Colten Malloy, Maya
> > Angelou, and Richard Pryor, changed the rules
> > for debate in their own way, allowing more
> people
> > to participate in the debate.
> >
> > All good things for everybody. Black's didn't
> > need to be more like Whites, Blacks succeeded in
> a
> > big part by bringing others to them.
> >
> > It turns out, The Black Student Alliance was a
> > positive force for all in their endgame.
>
>
> lol
>
>
>  You are a f**king idiot. You didn't see the trap I set? No, because you are a moron.

"Colten Malloy," your uneducated ass didn't catch I purposely misspelled the name "Courtland Milloy?"

Damn, you are an uneducated idiot.