I'm glad to hear it. I don't know much about life in the Midwest,let alone the actual East. I do remember from my brief times in Atlanta and Ft Lauderdale being struck by the social differences between inside and outside the built up areas.

The arrogance of the state legislature to enact that kind of blatant law seems like the sort of they that could be tried anywhere at any given time when they happen to find themselves with enough votes.

In a way I imagine that they're sort of relentless waiting for for their chances. And I imagine that they see progressives the same way. We'll just have to keep up the pressure so we avoid slipping back.

@motrubl4u I’ve not been to either state, so I can’t say. I’m inclined to believe you though.

Come to Sout6h Georgia and experience a whole new atmosphere.

,,,yeah - I was in the military
the south is BACK WARDS TO HUMANITY,,,
I just could not live there .
If overt racism/ sexism/ bullying- happened I would find it necessary to " do the right thing " .
There are folks here in Pennsylvania that are not racist - yet ARE RELIGIOUS & visa Virsa = not knowing or caring where the RUBBER MEETS THE ROAD is not an excuse. Change , has to be BROAD & DEEP
THANKS

'This" being the law that requires the slogan to be shown.

@Carin -- Sorry. I'm not enough of a link-foo specialist to be as much help as I might have been. The link still works for me and here is another, more direct, link: [friendlyatheist.patheos.com]

I'm afraid I don't have much beyond that. The link is from the Friendly Atheist on Patheos.

@RichCC Thanks--it worked.

Me niether--_-🟪🟣

Just as worthless and corrupt as the shitheads trying to cram their blind patriotism and belief in a bearded guy down everyone's throat.