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North Korea may detonate nuclear bomb in Pacific, foreign minister tells reporters

North Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs Ri Yong Ho said that his country may consider a test of a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean, according to a report from South Korea's official news agency Yonhap

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/21/north-ko...ews-agency.html

-Rut Row again.

Yeah that's where I draw the line. If rocket man detonates an H-Bomb in the Pacific that's an act of war.

Rut Row again!

But if they hit Guam, Japan, South Korea or one of our loyal American cities, It is on!

Not the line for me.
I say we do not retaliate until they actually Nuke someone.
I am torn tho on if they Nuke one of our Liberal Sanctuary Cities.
They have kinda opted out of our Nation.

But if they hit Guam, Japan, South Korea or one of our loyal American cities, It is on!

What? You think we should hit them first?

Do you hear what you're saying? Are you ok?

Nonsense. We used to detonate Nukes all the time in the 50's.
In Nevada and New Mexico, above ground. We are all still here.

So you are ready to apologize to the Confederates as you were recently calling them Traitors?

The trash talk going on between trump and fat boy reminds me of the 9 year olds talking trash on Call of Duty.

A bunch of lame tough talk knowing each other isn't really gonna do anything.

1. It's seceding, not succeeding.

2. They are choosing not to follow a law. Are you seceding from the union every time you choose to speed, roll through a stop sign, etc?


You're lowering the value of a human life just because they don't agree with your politics... not to mention the fact that not everyone in CA is a hippy.

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They are choosing not to follow a law. Are you seceding from the union every time you choose to speed, roll through a stop sign, etc?

I know you like to hurl insults like a 9th Grader so let me ignore that and remind you of this...

When African American students attempted to desegregate the University of Alabama in June 1963, Alabama’s new governor, flanked by state troopers, literally blocked the door of the enrollment office.

On June 10, 1963, President John F. Kennedy federalized National Guard troops and deployed them to the University of Alabama to force its desegregation. The next day, Governor Wallace yielded to the federal pressure, and two African American students–Vivian Malone and James A. Hood–successfully enrolled. In September of the same year, Wallace again attempted to block the desegregation of an Alabama public school–this time Tuskegee High School in Huntsville–but President Kennedy once again employed his executive authority and federalized National Guard troops. Wallace had little choice but to yield.

-Why would you think the very same response by the Federal Government today should be any different?

I'm weighing the value of human life accordingly with partisan bickering. Human life comes out higher. If you call that downplaying the issue of Sanctuary Cities, then that says more about you than anything.

Let me go at this from a different direction. There are way more conservative (and even Republican) voters in CA than you would think. Obviously, there are far more liberals; but you would be very surprised if you walked around parts of Southern California (Orange County and San Diego county, and outlying areas). California is responsible for a ton of agriculture, manufacturing, R&D, etc. CA is on its own, like the 8th largest economy in the world, or something crazy like that?

BUT

because a handful of the looney-tunes that run this state pass laws that you don't agree with, it's fine that EVERYONE dies. I guess that it's good for me to know where the value of my life stands with you... again, all because of the morons that run the state where I live.

I didn't say anything about open borders. Since you're asking, I think we should simplify the process to legally migrate here, and then enforce the hell out of the laws that we have on the books.
Laws are made to be enforced, not ignored. But if the laws need improved, or just outright don't make sense, they need to be changed.

But that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about 40 thinking it's ok for our enemy to attack and kill a whole bunch of people from the entire political spectrum (most of which would not be illegal aliens as there are far more citizens and law-abiding people than non-law abiding folks) for the sole reason that he (rightly) disagrees with the policies of the capital.

I don't want them to die but I did want to bring attention to the Sanctuary Cities/States.

In typical DawgTalkers fashion, I went for the Jugular which brought you and others running.

I will say that all Conservatives who live in California have two options...

March on those crazy legislators and drag them into the streets or move out of California because you are paying your tax dollars to looneys, thus supporting their lunacy.

If that's your game, then I've taken what you say way too seriously. That's both comforting and saddening at the same time. What you call going for the jugular, I would call being ridiculous. Can't take what a ridiculous person says seriously at all.

Yes, I know, as there are people on here who actually think I own a Tank or 100 shares of Berkshire Hathaway. It is mostly Liberals who can only read and react without thinking first.


Funny thing about my 2 options... it looks like I'm going to be moving back to Ohio sooner than I planned. Being closer to both extended families will be better for Oober and Oober Jr.

Good thinking. Now you will be safe if I ever become President.

Good thinking. Now you will be safe if I ever become President.

You're correct... you did not say that. My bad.

You are also correct when you say it's harder to gain citizenship in Mexico than it is in the US (but I wasn't arguing with you on that point). What I was arguing is that I still think it's more difficult and expensive for the right person to gain US citizenship than it should be. A good buddy of mine that I used to work with is a phenomenal engineer, great dude... took him forever (6+ years) to gain his citizenship... and that was with the backing of the very large medical device company that we worked for.

For someone who is already working in the US (and crushing it) and who is an upstanding person who is following the law, there should be a red-tape bulldozer plowing the way for them to stay here.