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I don’t care about felons
This is a comment on, “New law gives hope to young felons facing life in prison.” I don’t care about felons, and I don’t care if they are facing life in prison. I care about law-abiding citizens being protected by law enforcement. I don’t care about criminals. I survived 64 years without getting thrown in jail, and it’s not going to happen any time soon. I believe people should get a fair shot, and they’re innocent until proven guilty. I don’t want laws helping criminals. How about laws helping law-abiding citizens?
We can have peace
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This is in reply to the moron that wrote, “In love with the Communists,” accusing Bone Spurs of being in love with Communism. Like he said, “Why wouldn’t I try to get along with them? So, we can have peace.”
Smart enough to figure it out
As Ronald Reagan said, when you hear the words “I’m from the government and I’m here to help,” run and hide somewhere because the government never helps anybody. They misappropriate your money, it never gets to where it’s going to and they lie to you the entire time. So now, the Food and Drug Administration wants to take on misinformation. Well, we all know that the administration and Democrats do not believe in science. They believe in whatever chosen scientists they choose to put out their propaganda. The United States government is the biggest propaganda machine in America. So why should we trust them to tell us what misinformation and disinformation is? They’ve lied to us on every subject for the last, at least 20 years. So why doesn’t the Food and Drug Administration stick to what they normally do, food and drugs, and leave misinformation for those of us who are smart enough to figure it out.
Not alone
I’m taking this to Talk of the County, since not all follow Facebook. I’ve lived in Beach Park since it was county. Under Beach Park’s guidance and direction, my neighborhood was previously a huge eyesore due to large equipment being brought home daily, sitting in driveways, front and backyards. They finally got it under control, and my property values have actually increased because of their due diligence. Now we have a resident trying to get the Beach Park officials to change the rules for commercial vehicles to be allowed in our neighborhoods, stating we’re a blue-collar community and preventing this is arrogant, Sorry, but I’m for things the way they are. I like the peace and quiet, and cleanliness of my neighborhood, and don’t want to go backward. I stand with the current guidelines and hope the village stands firm. I don’t think I’m alone.