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It's not that I have any particular hate for Kansas - it's pretty much that entire swath from Alabama and Louisiana west to El Paso and north to Nebraska. That whole bright red region is the stain on the underwear of America.
I agree, though when you live somewhere like Oklahoma City, there are places within that region that don't seem so bad. Dallas, Kansas City, Austin, and Houston to name a few. I am currently stuck living in Oklahoma City and let me say, it's pretty much a prison sentence for anybody isn't a God-fearing, Bible-thumping, churchgoing Republican.
Police are unaccountable precisely because right-wingers support them without question as long as they're murdering those evil blacks that 'conservatives' fear so much.
But when white people get shot we all pretend that it's shocking- and follow up by forgetting the whole thing within a week or so
So, most police shootings of blacks must logically be occurring in right-wing cities?
More realistically, they occur wherever the local population has no real control over whom runs the cities that they live in regardless of political party.
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Something wrong with Kansas? After living in the hellhole metropolis I'm in for way too long, I'd love to go to Kansas. I just won't bring any tea leaves.
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Always free cheese in the mousetrap. Ain't that the truth.
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