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It was probably a 2nd hand Obama effigy which they have hung 100 times before. As boys they play with toy guns, and as adults they play with real guns and effigies.
Well gee, those people thank you. And upon what do you base that?
Meh, Kentucky and Ohio residents have a comfortable love-hate relationship. LOL. If people in Ohio and Kentucky had to pay a toll to cross the Ohio River the way people in New Jersey and Pennsylvania have to when crossing the Delaware, they wouldn't bother. I love Kentucky's liquor stores and state parks. I have lots of friends in the Commonwealth, but also know a lot of people there I know I don't want to be friends with. No different from anywhere else I've lived or worked.
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But, it's OK for you to think ground meat with brown gravy on spaghetti like pasta is "CHILI"?
Mmmm ... chili ... I hope I have a can in the pantry, because now I'm hungry! And it's not brown gravy, it's red.
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Meh, Kentucky and Ohio residents have a comfortable love-hate relationship. LOL. If people in Ohio and Kentucky had to pay a toll to cross the Ohio River the way people in New Jersey and Pennsylvania have to when crossing the Delaware, they wouldn't bother. I love Kentucky's liquor stores and state parks. I have lots of friends in the Commonwealth, but also know a lot of people there I know I don't want to be friends with. No different from anywhere else I've lived or worked.
Mmmm ... chili ... I hope I have a can in the pantry, because now I'm hungry! And it's not brown gravy, it's red.
Well that explains that.
Several weeks ago when grocery stores had very limited food, I was trying to buy spaghetti sauce and all that was left in the Spaghetti Sauce area was a jar of "Red Gravy". It was tomato sauce, I didn't know why they called it Red Gravy, it tasted just like the spaghetti I always make.
But I guess that's another colloquial term for spaghetti sauce!
It is symbolically violent. I'm not going to debate the legality, as it is in a grey area that reasonable people on both sides can make a case for and never agree.
But it is something only morons would do. And anyone who thinks behavior like this helps this or any cause is categorizing themselves likewise.
I think there’s a difference between gun owners and gun nuts..
True.
The biggest problem that I see in that entire discussion is that so many people with hard set opinions on the topic have never lived in a more rural area, let alone owned or even fired a gun.
They have zero diversity on the topic but they live in nicer\safer areas but close enough to urban centers where it truly is a big problem.
In those areas they are constantly told that it's a "gun problem" with most of them never stopping to ask why the rural areas with much higher gun ownership numbers have the lowest gun murders and blindly accept the buck passing by the politicians that really just don't have it in the budget to address the core root issues like poverty.
Meh, Kentucky and Ohio residents have a comfortable love-hate relationship. LOL. If people in Ohio and Kentucky had to pay a toll to cross the Ohio River the way people in New Jersey and Pennsylvania have to when crossing the Delaware, they wouldn't bother. I love Kentucky's liquor stores and state parks. I have lots of friends in the Commonwealth, but also know a lot of people there I know I don't want to be friends with. No different from anywhere else I've lived or worked.
Mmmm ... chili ... I hope I have a can in the pantry, because now I'm hungry! And it's not brown gravy, it's red.
I miss the "barge" subs they sold in Cincinnati. I lived there in 1995-96, and remember people would cross the river to Covington to buy liqueur, since Cincinnati didn't sell it. Covington had tons of liqueur stores and strip clubs, and not much else, but I hear it had been cleaned up. I also remember the riverboat restaurants with nice views of the Cinci downtown.
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And upon what do you base that?
I love Kentucky's liquor stores and state parks. I have lots of friends in the Commonwealth, but also know a lot of people there I know I don't want to be friends with. No different from anywhere else I've lived or worked. 
And it's not brown gravy, it's red. 
