Comments on: AG doesn’t write slanted ballot language for plastic bag measure

By: T Mind of Ted Your God

T Mind of Ted Your God — Tue, 21 Oct 2014 04:15:29 +0000

In reply to LetitCollapse.

Columbus, while certainly brave, was well documented to have been genocidal both intentionally and through neglect.

I assume of course that a person of your character Collapso would celebrate that.

Enjoy the day! LMAO

By: T Mind of Ted Your God

T Mind of Ted Your God — Tue, 21 Oct 2014 04:12:02 +0000

In reply to LetitCollapse. Woe Collapso-- THSAT was anther loooong rurg/rant that no one will ever read! Good job!

By: T Mind of Ted Your God

T Mind of Ted Your God — Tue, 21 Oct 2014 04:11:06 +0000

In reply to LetitCollapse.

Collapso– Maybe you have not gotten the word yet but the gov will becoming to get your plastic bags. While they are at your house you will be screened for the President’s death panel and any guns will be taken.

You’ll be ok– relax.

And thanks for recycling all those old bags and cans! I salute you! We need more recyclers like you!

By: Queeg

Queeg — Wed, 15 Oct 2014 05:15:43 +0000

Doomers can get plastic bags from prepper sites, so what is the big deal anyway?

By: LetitCollapse

LetitCollapse — Mon, 13 Oct 2014 18:40:36 +0000

Well, I wonder how long it will take the AG and the State legislature to follow behind the cities of Seattle and Minneapolis that changed “Columbus Day” to “Indigenous People’s Day”. lol. I figure once those 2 liberal sinkholes floated the canary in the mine shaft and watched it survive – that California is not far behind. These liberal traitors are destroying all the traditions, culture, virtues and values that the beautiful nation I remember once stood for. Slowly but surely they are pounding nails in Lady Liberty’s coffin. So sad to witness. A dismantling of an empire. Personally, I don’t give a rat’s behind what they call “Columbus Day”. It will ALWAYS be “Columbus Day” to me. Even if they enact a law that prohibits me from wishing my neighbors a “Happy Columbus Day” I will do it anyway.

HAPPY CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS DAY, EVERYONE!

By: Reptile62

Reptile62 — Mon, 13 Oct 2014 00:41:30 +0000

I agree with the Sacramento Bee. Plus one item that the anti-plastic bag people don’t realize is that it takes more power(energy or electricity) to produce paper and cloth bags than it does the plastic bags. Bring on the petition I want to sign that one…………..

By: SeeSaw

SeeSaw — Mon, 13 Oct 2014 00:38:22 +0000

I will probably support the Referendum. I always save up the bags and donate them to the Senior Center. There will probably be a clutter-crisis with this new law. People who are already cluttered will become more cluttered, having to save all those bags between now and when the law goes into affect.

As far as the AG’s wording is concerned–the right-wing nuts always howl when the truth is told, right off, in the title of a proposed intiative. KH got it exactly right when she described the “Reed Initiative”.

By: LetitCollapse

LetitCollapse — Sun, 12 Oct 2014 22:01:32 +0000

Instead of making laws to save us from the evil plastic bags these worthless state politicians should form a plan about what to do when (not ‘if’) the inevitable happens and the first ebola infected human arrives in California. It’s been reported that a healthcare worker in Dallas who cared for the now deceased ebola patient who flew in from Africa …. is now also infected. And that patient was wearing full protective gear during all encounters. This almost certainly indicates the virus was spread through the air. And how many other people were infected by said healthcare worker? Are we being told the truth about this virus? Why are we still allowing planeloads of travelers from West Africa to come into our country? They might not show symptoms of ebola upon arrival and still be infected. Why are we NOT sealing OUR borders with the military to keep this disease out? Think about this: A terrorist could infect himself with the ebola virus, then sneak across the Mexican border and infect as many Americans as possible. Then the disease would spread like wildfire – and we would be unable to stop it. People would have to confine themselves to their homes to prevent it from spreading. The economy would shut down. How many doctors and healthcare workers would still go to work to care for ebola patients? Hmmmm? Would you??? Our leaders are hanging us out to dry. If I were in charge I would (1) IMMEDIATELY stop all commercial aircraft originating from West Africa (or any other part of the world known to have significant ebola infections) from landing at our airports and (2) Order our military to place all available stateside personnel on our northern and southern borders to stop ALL illegal crossings into the United States! We have about 1.4M active duty and 850,000 reserve military personnel. I would expect AT LEAST 500,000 troops deployed to guard our northern and southern borders – until ebola is under control. If ebola continues to spread in Africa at the current rate it’s reported there could be 1.4M infections there by the end of the year.
The United States needs to be PROACTIVE here because once ebola spreads – IT’S TOO DAMN LATE!!! Btw, viruses MUTATE! They tell us that the ebola virus is weak – BUT VIRUSES ADAPT!!!
CLOSE THE DAMN BORDERS AND STOP ALL FLIGHTS FROM THE INFECTED REGIONS OF AFRICA! DO IT NOW!!!!

By: LetitCollapse

LetitCollapse — Sun, 12 Oct 2014 17:32:48 +0000

Makes no difference to me. I’ve saved over 1000 plastic bags that I’ve accumulated from the stores where I shop. I will continue to use those plastic bags if and when the ban takes effect. Unless they make ‘possession of a plastic bag’ a code and safety violation – there’s nothing that they can do to stop me. Those bags will last me for the rest of my natural life. Whenever I come home from the store the little lady sings “Papa’s got a brand new bag”. If you use your imagination you can beat the the system and have fun while you’re doing it!!! 🙂