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Wow. What a ridiculous comment. Lived in SD for 3y, and know plenty of folks who’d consider themselves Republican in that city. I’m also from more red Oklahom
by dfee 3y ago
Wow. What a ridiculous comment.
Lived in SD for 3y, and know plenty of folks who’d consider themselves Republican in that city.
I’m also from more red Oklahoma / Texas, but live in probably the most blue county in the country now.
I don’t think anyone “wants the sewage spills to continue” even if they could “point to the SD-Tijuana metro as liberal-immigrant failure.”
I don’t think immigration is even a part of this. It’s literally runoff in a border city (TJ) that affects the other border city’s health (SD).
Your comment wasn’t productive. Do better!
- CameronNemo 3y agoI lived in SD for 3 years too. And worked on congressional campaigns. Consider their congressional reps (all Democrats): * Scott Peters, CA-50; +14% * Sara Jacobs, CA-51; +12% * Juan Vargas, CA-52; +18% I don’t think anyone “wants the sewage spills to continue” even if they could “point to the SD-Tijuana metro as liberal-immigrant failure.” Do you know who Tucker Carlson is and how he gets attention?
- foogazi 3y ago> Lived in SD for 3y, and know plenty of folks who’d consider themselves Republican in that city. Can’t you say this about every city ?
- dfee 3y agoNo, I’ve only been around the sun enough times to say about a handful of cities. ;) The inference to draw from that statement is that it’s not an externality for Republicans in SD (ie they exist), so the idea they’d want the situation to stay bad or get worse is fairly easy to consider before posting a ridiculous, baiting comment.
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- CameronNemo 3y agoThis is nonsense. Do better.