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That's right. I do not for a second believe there is a 'drought'. Just another 'liberal scare tactic'.
Hey, you libs: have to stopped to think that maybe, just maybe, the Mississippi is getting deeper, and that is why it appears that the water level has dropped? But, I never knew a lib that understood science.
I mean, here in north Texas, we haven't had any measurable rain for months. But, this is Texas. And that fact that temperatures are in the mid 80s today, December 2nd, means nothing: this is Texas.
I think I shall now go enjoy a cool glass of water, and toast those, like me, who refuse to be a toady to 'science' or liberal scare tactics.
Damn Obama doesn't even want to end the drought. He's just looking to expand the role of government by having the Corps of Engineers get involved. Another step on the complete government takeover of our lives.
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Originally Posted by Prytania
That is beyond stupid.
I live in New Orleans and the Army Corps of Engineers have been responsible for keeping the Mississippi navigable for river traffic (you know...part of private industry and the economy).
Let the river become unnavigable...and watch a large segment of the agricultural economy collapse.
What's funny about what I wrote is that even though it is blatantly absurd, plenty of people will think I meant it seriously because of the number of genuinely absurd people that post on this forum.
That's right. I do not for a second believe there is a 'drought'. Just another 'liberal scare tactic'.
Hey, you libs: have to stopped to think that maybe, just maybe, the Mississippi is getting deeper, and that is why it appears that the water level has dropped? But, I never knew a lib that understood science.
I mean, here in north Texas, we haven't had any measurable rain for months. But, this is Texas. And that fact that temperatures are in the mid 80s today, December 2nd, means nothing: this is Texas.
I think I shall now go enjoy a cool glass of water, and toast those, like me, who refuse to be a toady to 'science' or liberal scare tactics.
We haven't had any measurable precip, rain or snow, for about 6 wks, IIRC. It's 65 degrees here in metro Denver on Dec. 2.
That's right. I do not for a second believe there is a 'drought'. Just another 'liberal scare tactic'.
Hey, you libs: have to stopped to think that maybe, just maybe, the Mississippi is getting deeper, and that is why it appears that the water level has dropped? But, I never knew a lib that understood science.
Hey legalsea: have you stopped to think that maybe, just maybe, if the Mississippi was getting deeper, then barges would not be getting stuck trying to move down it in the first place? Yeah, you know a lot about science...much less common sense.
Is it any surprise that a city-data conservative made that post? (lol...no)
Hey legalsea: have you stopped to think that maybe, just maybe, if the Mississippi was getting deeper, then barges would not be getting stuck trying to move down it in the first place? Yeah, you know a lot about science...much less common sense.
Is it any surprise that a city-data conservative made that post? (lol...no)
Hey legalsea: have you stopped to think that maybe, just maybe, if the Mississippi was getting deeper, then barges would not be getting stuck trying to move down it in the first place? Yeah, you know a lot about science...much less common sense.
Is it any surprise that a city-data conservative made that post? (lol...no)
Is it any surprise a city-data liberal could not figure that out?
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Yeah, you know a lot about science...much less common sense. 
