Arizona Threatens to Shut Off Power to L.A.
May 20, 2010 | 05:28 PM
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I dont mix work with personal opinion. I dont talk to anyone at my office or jobsite about my political beliefs. I dont want my beliefs to effect my company's bottom dollar because a client doesnt like my beliefs which in turn effects my pocket book too. Having these conversations makes a workplace more tense and I get stressed enough from work withouth having extra crap thats not needed. Id gladly tell anyone on this forum in person what Ive said on here as it wont effect my pocket book or my family. If someone wants to kick my *** because of my beliefs then theyre more than welcome to try but that is another reason why Ive used one of my rights a legal citizen to have a CHL so I may have to disagree about getting my *** kicked 
calm down!! bubba! lol..
May 20, 2010 | 05:49 PM
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Come on Scott, is the sig really necessary? Youre entitled to your opinion in this thread but the sig really isnt needed.
I thought Bill already told you he is the only one that can tell someone to GTFO
I thought Bill already told you he is the only one that can tell someone to GTFO
May 20, 2010 | 05:52 PM
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So, immigration aside for just a second... then ya'll can get right back to it, I'm wondering the angle of if or when Arizona might step up and do something drastic like sending their power away from cali. Immigration policies aside again, this boils down to the "holier than thou's" in L.A. that sniff their own farts and drive hybrids thinking they're better than everyone else in the U.S. I'm going to go ahead and say that they do in fact have the right to boycott Arizona goods, but on that note Arizona has the right to deny them things at will also.
Anyone care to elaborate on interstate commerce at all?
*edit* and how long will it take for this to reach a boiling point thing at the fed.gov level?
Anyone care to elaborate on interstate commerce at all?
*edit* and how long will it take for this to reach a boiling point thing at the fed.gov level?
May 20, 2010 | 05:55 PM
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They do have that right, thats the whole point. Arizona doesnt have to do anything just because Cali needs power. Cali cuts contracts, 'zona cuts the power. Sounds fair to me.
May 20, 2010 | 05:59 PM
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In europe little "states" are always bickering back and forth, just in the past year and a half or so it seems that a handful of states here are starting. A lot of it has started with gun laws and the feds overstepping their bounds... I'm thinking I'm gonna start collecting bottlecaps now and keep my mags loaded lol
May 20, 2010 | 06:02 PM
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Haha, I doubt Cali is gonna nuke arizona in retaliation