Hershel Walker is dumb as rocks and a clown who I'd never vote for. He also likely has brain damage from his football career.

You have reading comprehension problems. All my points were critiques of REPUBLICANS and not Democrats. I said I was disgusted Republicans voted to strip an insulin cap for all. I said I changed my voter registration to Democratic since then. If you read carefully I am making a counterpoint to the person I was responding to who was blaming Democrats for everything. I genuinely don't understand how you read my post and didn't understand it was a critique of the Republican Party in its entirety going strike by strike until the GOP struck out entirely with me.

Lastly, I can post wherever I want. I'm from Philly. Well, Delco to be specific.

I understand. I'm living in Georgia currently. So when the GOP ran Hershel Walker who is not particularly intelligent compounded by the likelihood of brain damage from football all because Trump wanted him, I felt nauseous. I couldn't vote for that clown. At least Fetterman was fully functioning when he entered the Democratic primary.

I changed my voter registration to Democrat after this past election. Trump and Trumpism were the first strike. The GOP blocking the insulin cap for all Americans was the second strike. And nominating a man clearly unqualified for Georgia's senate seat was the third strike. So I'm out of the GOP. Thank God Kemp isn't a full blown Trumper though. Kemp and Raffensberger won BECAUSE they demonstrated independence from Trump. Walker clung to Trump.

Unironically yes we did save the state and country.

Baltimore are straight murderers and I say this as a guy from Philly.

I can only see your responses in my notifications but not on here. I assume they're being blocked from at least my view for some reason. I read them on my notification menu though and all I can say is you're one angry, toxic dude. You are too far gone to have a constructive conversation with. You are a rabid partisan hack. Maybe one day you will become more balanced in your point of view.

For anyone curious what he wrote in response look it up in his profile under comments. It was typical hyperpartisan far-right bile.

Low IQ take. The company didn't discriminate. It accepted the contract then reneged based on supposed death threats. It's also important to point out the billboard had Mr. Rogers feel good content not hate or death threats toward a group or individual.

Lastly, why is Twitter crossed out? The owner changed but censorship and discrimination is arguably even worse. The targets just changed. As Bari Weiss of Twitter Files said of Elon Musk: Different boss, same management style.

The sign doesn't mention any gender or political identity. You're going off on an irrelevant tangent.

But I'm happy to talk about what you want to talk about since it seems to really upset you. First, I think it's important to make a distinction between sex and gender. There really only is 3 sexes. Male, female, and intersex (hermaphrodite) which is very rare. Gender is not the same as sex. It's more of an identity or personality. There are more masculine females and feminine males. Some people are asexual and androgynous. As far as I'm concerned saying there's 2 or 3 genders is fine with me. Male, female, and androgynous/asexual/intersex.

I don't believe there are a bunch of genders and find the idea silly. But you're using a common partisan smear tactic of taking a fringe person or position and trying to smear 82 million people as having those beliefs. I don't think most people think about or care about gender. Personally, I don't care. If I come across a goofball in real life that believes in 70 genders, which I never have, I'd just roll my eyes and keep it moving. These are not big problems to me. I care about ensuring people with illnesses have access to medical care at a reasonable cost. Transgender people are a fraction of a percent of the population. I want them to live free of discrimination but apart from that I don't think about them.

Seems anti-identity to me. It's anti-identity politics. It's saying we welcome anyone and everyone. You seem to have a rabid right-wing reactionary disposition.

Hmm. The owner of the billboard knew the message before he agreed to the business deal. So him being offended by the message doesn't seem plausible and if you are offended by that milquetoast message you aren't going to manage life well because it only gets much harder from there. Lastly, not everyone has the zoning ability or even placement opportunity to erect a billboard along a highly trafficked area.

My main argument is very simple. A deal is a deal. I hope this guy refunded the client at least a pro-rated refund.

You made my day. Thanks for voting

None of this matters much until the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania weighs in.

You sound like you're surrounded by Fox News watching Trump supporters.

There is little reality to a lot of what you fear. Is there crime? Yes. You will likely never encounter it. Is some parts dirty? Yes. Places with a high density of people can get dirty. There's other parts that are beautiful. As far as taxes, you need to pay to play my friend. If you don't want to pay a lot in taxes go live in the sticks.

Why do you keep saying these people "had" to end their lives? It's creepy. They chose to end their lives and from what I read the daughter was delusional. She reported hearing voices that were not subsiding.

They are the surrounding counties of Philadelphia and make up the Philadelphia area. They technically are separate counties but none of this would ever happen anyway. There is a lot of business revenue in Philly but per capita the people are poor. Culturally there is more in common with SE PA, South Jersey and Northern Delaware than the rest of the state of PA. Many of us in the Philly area own second homes in New Jersey on the shoreline. To be honest, I've lived in PA my entire life but I never leave the NYC-Philly-DC Northeast Corridor. I never travel West or Northwest. I graduated from Temple and Penn. I have no connection to the rest of the state. It might as well be Ohio. But I want to visit Harrisburg one day.

Either way, that guy was being a douche and being dismissive toward the rest of the state's contributors. I suppose he has a mindset that is common among a lot of folks down here in our little corner that looks at the rest of PA outside Allegheny and Erie County derisively as Pennsyltucky. That's not the way to talk to your fellow Pennsylvanians and it breeds contempt. Don't sweat him.

The little Southeast corner of Pennsylvania supports the whole state. It's where the money and people are. That includes: Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, Bucks County, and Philadelphia County. 4 out of 5 of those counties are the top 4 richest in Pennsylvania out of all 67 countries. Philadelphia County actually places 45th out of 67.

https://vista.today/2022/06/chester-county-wealthiest-counties/

https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/news/2018/07/ranking_the_35_most_affluent_p.html

https://www.abc27.com/pennsylvania/highest-earning-counties-in-pennsylvania/

Definitely buying and I'm selling mine for $5,000 a load. Trumptards have to pay $10,000 though. However, in my experience, only Trumptards seek such things so effectively my price is $10,000.