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LongestHorn

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  1. "Toute nation a le gouvernement qu'elle mérite" Every nation gets the government it deserves.
  2. June 22nd in 1951, British spies flee to USSR with our nukular secrets. https://blog.nationalarchives.gov.uk/blog/burgess-maclean-revelations/ https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1951/jun/11/foreign-service-missing-officials#S5CV0488P0_19510611_HOC_287 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Maclean_(spy)
  3. This is sad news. RIP
  4. According to the Texas Solid Waste Disposal Act, local governments may not restrict or prohibit “the sale or use of a container or package.” The Laredo Merchants Association and other opponents of the local bans argued that the city’s ordinance violated this state law. Ultimately, the argument boiled down to whether a plastic bag can be considered a “container or package.” Attorneys with the city of Laredo argued that the law applied only to waste, not in the case of prohibiting bags before they become trash.
  5. Rob Henneke of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, an influential conservative think tank in Austin, said the ruling had “everything to do with reining in lawless city governments” and “reaffirms the ancient principle that City’s [sic] may not pursue their policy goals by any means necessary.” Attorney General Ken Paxton said the ruling “sends the unambiguous message to all local jurisdictions in Texas that they do not get to simply ignore laws they don’t agree with.” It isn't about the plastic bags. It's the principle.
  6. LongestHorn replied to CooterBrown's topic in Music
    Playing at Stubb's tonight
  7. LongestHorn replied to tfoolry's topic in Music
    Saw the Black Celebration Tour at old Austin City Coliseum June 1986 playlist
  8. As a lazy bastard, I have a couple of bags that are rated to hold 50 lbs each. I make one trip from the car to the kitchen. Remember taking more than one trip to carry in groceries? yeah, fuck that. Shitty plastic bags are shitty.
  9. Conservatives want judges that create more big brother. They're not happy with Roberts siding with libruls.
  10. respect RIP
  11. LongestHorn replied to CooterBrown's topic in Music
    Tell me about the cat. Looks so much like a savannah f5, to a novice.
  12. We see historical examples. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Re-education_through_labor
  13. Wish we had the DNA at trial. Seems to me there is plenty of evidence remaining that points to Criner, no? Not an attorney, don't know shit.
  14. Babe hasn't been mentioned. Iron Giant also needs love.
  15. three cheers to the fans who made the trip to Omaha. Hookem
  16. It is very frustrating to them POTUS has failed to charge Hillary, let alone lock her up. Because deep state dems.
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