another way to lose a customer - a local farm stand with the best corn - no longer for us.

[NewHendoLib]

We moved here just a bit over a year ago - really nice place (but has its share of right wing trumper assholes - the flagged loud trucks in some parking lots, the Cawthorne or trump signs still out). We were so pleased last summer to find a farm stand that sold just incredible sweet corn. Then - the election - we drive by the place on the way to one of our hiking spots - and they had a huge trump sign above the farm sign name. And they left it up - until just a month or so ago. So - we will find our corn elsewhere.

it is so easy when they fly their ignorance so visibly. I suspect they've lost just about all of their blue customers this year. I certainly hope so.

[FarPoint]

1. They should loose business...

Support of Treason is an easy rationale.

[FoxNewsSucks]

2. I hate those stupid signs and flags,

but kinda wish they'd leave them up. I hate thinking I'll forget all the places that had them, and accidentally go back. Or when I travel and didn't see that garbage when it was up.

[MerryHolidays]

3. One saving grace: they did take the flag down

Even in the Bay Area like in Walnut Creek, which is a major suburban area, and just a bit outside it, we still have a few Trump propaganda pieces. My family mentioned one pedestrian overpass over I-680 still has stuff. During the election, they constantly had a trump cheering section up there.

[kimbutgar]

19. Yesterday I was on 280 highway leaving SF to go to Daly City and there a bunch of these idiots

With yellow recall Newsom signs and a few Mf45 signs mixed in. I middle fingered them. Then when we were returning home I double middle fingered them. We saw these two pick up trucks with American flags on them and sure enough as they passed under the recall overpass groups they honked while in the middle lane and took a sharp right and then cut off a bunch of people and took the off ramp. I suspect they have been driving back and forth on that stretch of the freeway to draw attention.

So even in blue SF/Daly City ( where everyone still wears their mask!) they have theses right wing idiots.

[MerryHolidays]

22. Definitely. I wonder if some of these folks are paid.

We have a megaphone (it's a kid's toy, but it's quite good) and last year we saw a bunch of folks trump folks at the Lafayette Safeway intersection. My daughter and I had a very enjoyable time with the megaphone during a red-light!

That was during the election, but I am not sure I would do it again. These buffoons are dangerous, and the driving stunt you talked about is an example of that.

[kimbutgar]

24. I had the same thought.

The signs were professional and they all wore the same t custom made t shirts. It was pretty chilly out there 58 degrees with a low hanging fog around 4:30 pm.

I have a good friend who lives in Pleasant Hill and she went full on Q and MF45. The final straw was when I asked her if she thought because I was a liberal I drank children’s blood according to Q and it took her a long while to say no. I’ve known her since 1983 and that was the last straw for me. last year I stopped speaking to her and unfriended her on Facebook.

[MerryHolidays]

30. Last year, they were prominently in key spots in the East Bay

I told my family that these folks were probably paid, as it was cheaper than buying advertising, particularly in CA, where trump didn't stand a chance. They certainly did pick high-traffic areas, so they certainly got exposure.

I don't understand how the trump propaganda has survived on the I-680 ped overpass for so long. That's public property, and somebody should have ripped the stuff down. I haven't driven under that in a couple of months, so I don't if it's still there.

[kimbutgar]

32. I drove out to Brentwood in March and saw the MF45 on the 680/24 split.

[MerryHolidays]

67. That's exactly where it was

If you were in Brentwood, were you picking cherries?!

I don't know how this has survived.

[kimbutgar]

68. No moving a senior into an assisted living place

It was nice but so isolated. But it was affordable so she moved there.

[MerryHolidays]

71. Good for you to do a kind deed

Perhaps if you visit again, stop by at one of the many "U Pick'em" farms there when stuff is in season if you have the time.

We go from time to time, and it is loads of fun to pick the fruit. Of course, passing that horrible pedestrian bridge with the trump propaganda is a bit of a downer. Hopefully, it will be taken down soon.

[leftieNanner]

26. Really?

We lived in Lafayette for almost 30 years. Moved away 12 years ago to get away from the craziness of the Bay Area. I'm surprised that there were TFG folks on Mt. Diablo Blvd.

We miss our friends, but we don't miss Lafayette.

[MerryHolidays]

31. Definitely!

You know the area well. Right at the intersection turning on to Mt. Diablo in front of and also catty-corner from the Lafayette Safeway.

We would deliberately drive by the area from time to time to have fun with the trumpists. In fairness, they were reasonably well-behaved and smiled at us. Heavens knows what they were saying to each other.

[kimbutgar]

65. I went to DVC in the mid 70's so I know the area well.

Never wanted to live there though. The commute sucks.

[cstanleytech]

51. "right wing idiots" Correction, it should be " right wing assholes".

[kimbutgar]

66. So true! 👍

[Sympthsical]

38. There are still Trump signs on farms here in Solano County

There are vineyards and farms a quarter of a mile from me. Still see Trump things. People don't realize, once you leave the cities in California, it's as red as anywhere else.

[MerryHolidays]

40. Absolutely true. Unbelievably red and very vocal n/t

[Ocelot II]

4. It seems really foolish for any business to advertise its political leanings

if their target market is the general public. If you're selling tie-died t-shirts and Birkenstocks you can probably assume TFG's cult members won't be shopping at your store so it doesn't matter if you've got a BLM poster in your window. If you sell guns and Bibles you aren't marketing to the same people and you can go all Trumpy and it probably won't affect your business. But if you're selling fresh produce at a farm stand where all manner of folks will be driving by and might want to buy some sweet corn, FFS - keep your politics to yourselves. It's just stupid.

[XanaDUer2]

5. why alienate half your customers?

just dumb. Trump will not be reimbursing their lost income

[Skittles]

16. admiring Trump is pretty much an admission of the state of your critical thinking skills

ya know?

[roamer65]

6. I love it when it makes them easy to pick out.

[Dream Girl]

7. Corn is really bad for you anyway.

[maxsolomon]

9. Roasted Corn on the Cob from a roadside stand is fucking delicious.

Facts.

[Dream Girl]

10. So are Jelly donuts. Not are that different from sweet corn. Pure sugar. Diabetes is not fun.

Facts.

[SharonClark]

37. Everything in moderation.

Fact.

[ShazzieB]

53. Whoever told you sweet corn is pure sugar was feeding you alternative facts.

"Sweet corn, or sugar corn, is a special, low-starch variety with higher sugar content, at 18% of the dry weight. Most of the sugar is sucrose (1Trusted Source).

Despite the sugar in sweet corn, it is not a high-glycemic food, ranking low or medium on the glycemic index (GI) (3)."

Corn also contains a fair amount of fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/foods/corn

[smirkymonkey]

70. Also, how often does anyone eat it? Maybe a few times in the summer at a cookout and that's it.

I don't really think that is going to mess up anyone's diet. Besides, it's delicious and such a perfect summer treat!

As long as you stay away from the processed foods, I don't think you can really go wrong with anything from nature in moderation.

[hlthe2b]

59. Actually, corn has a signficant fiber content so that its glycemic index is not high (52)

So, NO it is not like a jelly donut that lacks any of the vitamins and minerals (and fiber) that sweet corn provides and has an extremely high glycemic index of at least 78 (anything above 70 is very high).

For that reason, corn can be part of a healthy diet for anyone, including diabetics in moderation.

[H2O Man]

74. Right.

One of my friends grows an old Oneida corn. I think it is better overall. But I still enjoy roasting some sweet corn out over a fire in the late summer - early fall. And using it when we can relish.

[maxsolomon]

85. I don't have diabetes.

So it's not poison for me.

[Treefrog]

90. I've read everything on du now - "corn is as bad for you as a jelly doughnut."

[maxsolomon]

91. Well, if you have diabetes, it spikes your blood sugar.

Carbs in corn are very easily converted to sugars. As are potatoes. Those 2 carbs are a much larger contributor to America's obesity than jelly doughnuts.

So, moderation.

[Doremus]

17. Corn as in corn on the cob?

Who told you that? There are all kinds of nutrients, vitamins and protein in corn. If you're predisposed to diabetes I'd eat it in moderation but otherwise it's quite healthy.

Now if you're slathering it with butter, cheese or any other unhealthy stuff, then that's a different story.

[leftieNanner]

28. Ooh. Mexican Street Corn

So bad for you but so delicious!

[Dream Girl]

60. Actually, the cheese and butter is a lot healthier and the corn itself. There's nothing wrong with

Animal fats. So much of that low fat thinking is completely outdated. I would not touch corn. I was prediabetic for several years and did not want to have the same fate as most of my family, including my grandmother who had to have her foot amputated. I have been keto for years and my numbers are great. Blood glucose, HDL, liver enzymes, BP, triglycerides, everything. My vegan doctor was aghast at my keto diet but she couldn’t argue with my results told me that my numbers are great and keep doing wat I’m doing. I am considering eliminating dairy but still doing research. I have an open mind and dearly wish “everything in moderation” was true, but it’s not. They are foods we should all be avoiding regardless of how delicious and traditional. I wish I could eat Mexican street corn, sugary sweets, pasta potatoes, popcorn, bread, all that stuff that sends our blood sugar into the stratosphere and eventually results in insulin resistance. No thanks, I want to keep my feet (and kidneys).

[NewHendoLib]

77. you say you have an open mind, but clearly you do not.

[Doremus]

108. Two words.

Junk science.

I haven't the time or inclination to give you citations that prove your post is nonsense but it is. If you really had the open mind you say you do, you could take some time over at nutritionfacts.org and do some in-depth research. With the amount of outright BS that passes for science that finds its way into the plethora of get-rich-quick diets and for-profit "nutrition products," I can see why you hold mistaken beliefs.

You don't have to stay ignorant though. The information is out there, but you have to sift through a lot of junk to get to the truth.

[Dream Girl]

110. Five word : New England Journal of medicine

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc1915808

[Doremus]

119. Oh you didn't say you have a pituitary tumor

In that case by all means skip the corn on the cob.

For everyone else, enjoy the deliciousness and healthiness of nature’s bounty.

[Demovictory9]

34. Is it?

[Dream Girl]

114. National institute of health thinks keto has promise for diabetes reversal, cardiovascular markers

Obesity and more, particularly for older adults.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7269727/

[ShazzieB]

50. The Mayo Clinic doesn't think so.

"Corn has several health benefits. Because of the high fiber content, it can aid with digestion. It also contains valuable B vitamins, which are important to your overall health. Corn also provides our bodies with essential minerals such as zinc, magnesium, copper, iron and manganese. Corn is a good source of the antioxidants carotenoids, lutein and zeaxanthin, which promote eye health. Since corn is considered a starchy vegetable, people with diabetes need to keep in mind that a ½ cup of corn (or a small ear of corn) contains 15 grams of carbohydrate and counts as one carbohydrate food choice."

"Corn has several health benefits. Because of the high fiber content, it can aid with digestion. It also contains valuable B vitamins, which are important to your overall health. Corn also provides our bodies with essential minerals such as zinc, magnesium, copper, iron and manganese. Corn is a good source of the antioxidants carotenoids, lutein and zeaxanthin, which promote eye health. Since corn is considered a starchy vegetable, people with diabetes need to keep in mind that a ½ cup of corn (or a small ear of corn) contains 15 grams of carbohydrate and counts as one carbohydrate food choice."

https://www.mayoclinichealthsystem.org/hometown-health/speaking-of-health/cash-in-on-the-health-benefits-of-corn

[Dream Girl]

111. This reads like apiece from the Corn Growers Association. This not from any research studies

Just random content.

[ProfessorGAC]

56. Citation?

You've been provided 2 cites contradicting this claim.
Who is saying, with scientific or medical merit, that corn is bad for us?

[Treefrog]

62. Absolute bs. I think that poster has maybe been fed supermarket sweet corn from a can.

Corn growing in a field, stripped off the stalk, then eaten is wonderful…and good for you!

[Treefrog]

72. Um, no.

[Dream Girl]

115. From Harvard...

The Research So Far

The ketogenic diet has been shown to produce beneficial metabolic changes in the short-term. Along with weight loss, health parameters associated with carrying excess weight have improved, such as insulin resistance, high blood pressure, and elevated cholesterol and triglycerides. [2,7] There is also growing interest in the use of low-carbohydrate diets, including the ketogenic diet, for type 2 diabetes. Several theories exist as to why the ketogenic diet promotes weight loss, though they have not been consistently shown in research:

Link : https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/healthy-weight/diet-reviews/ketogenic-diet/

[Treefrog]

117. Funny how you switched from talking about corn to keto diets.

People here have given you excellent citations regarding facts about corn, so now you try and change the subject. Lol.

[BradAllison]

86. LOL

DU gonna DU.

[maxsolomon]

8. Continue to buy it, and let them know that you do it

despite their misguided politics. Trump and Libertarian BS signs are ubiquitous America's countryside and exurbs, nation-wide. GQP support is 2:1 in Rural America, and vastly higher in nearly-all-White states like MT or ID or WV.

Rural white people have been badly propagandized for centuries. All of them have Fox News, AM radio and insular Facebook bubbles. They buy the lies on them all day long: they're being persecuted for their religion, they're under attack.

That's not excusing it.

[mdbl]

11. I won't buy anything from those weirdos

if they are too stupid to see they are being propagandized, they are too stupid to read the labels on their pesticide bottles.

[Kali]

12. if you eat food, you are most likely buying it from them one way or another

there are a few of us still in ag, but the vast majority are repukes now.

[mdbl]

13. I only eat organic so I feel buffered

until the repukes weaken all the rules governing organics. They already have made headway on that issue, the assholes.

[Kali]

27. they grow organic too. I know several.

the left-right divide in this country is tragic, but I am hoping there will be further division between old style repukes and the fucking loons that seem to have taken over.

[oldsoftie]

57. I'm with you.

[LeftInTX]

103. Lots of Repukes are into organic...They're like anti-vaxers....

[murielm99]

95. We are two more Democratic farmers in this household.

I know four more who vote Democratic in my area. They are involved with our central committee.

[SharonClark]

39. Geez Louise.

That's a really silly suggestion.

[maxsolomon]

64. And yet the next poster agreed with me.

I don't know what a silent boycott of that farmer would achieve. They would say "fine, I don't want your business anyway, you Libtard Commie Antifa Socialist Real-Racist America Hater". Or something.

[BelieveCassandra]

41. Agree!

Many of the small, rural growers pride themselves on avoiding chemicals, pesticides, GMO plants, & taking care of the land. They & their families eat the same food they are selling. If I can I try to talk about Democrats supporting sustainable agriculture (instead of calling it the Green New Deal), and that I appreciate their products, want to see their businesses succeed, and that I am willing to pay more for a quality product. I want them to start to see Democrats as potential customers instead of horrible monsters.

[NewHendoLib]

78. no thank you. I do NOT want to give business to the cult. And me letting then know would do

nothing - brainwashed.

[maxsolomon]

83. OK, just a suggestion.

Two tribes now.

There's a lot of them out there; it would be good if we could get through their thick skulls that we're not the enemy.

[NewHendoLib]

84. we are so far beyond that. we think - they are drowning into a propaganda-fed lie based belief syste

system

[maxsolomon]

87. Yes, and I am related to some of them.

I can't just cut them all off. Even if they don't listen I feel compelled to try.

[erronis]

14. Much of the southern east coast (VA to GA) are turning purple/blue

and the repugs are running scared. They're having to scurry like rats inland to Ark, Ala, Ten, Miss, Tex.

Hang in there. I'm sure there are a lot of people with your leanings than there are of the loudmouth louts.

[Piasladic]

15. reminds me of a time I wanted street corn

so embarrassing... I just wanted a but of street corn in Senegal. I was from Gambia -I had no idea of the price, I offered half a Dalasi, and he laughed at me but bought me the corn.

Turned out he was a rwnj. Payed more than a Dalas for that.

[appleannie1]

18. I owned a business. It is the last place to express religious or political views.

But then, trumpsters are not known for common sense or intelligence.

[Joinfortmill]

20. 👍

[kimbutgar]

21. When I find out a business is repuikkklan I refuse to shop there

They will never get a dime of my money ever!

[Rabrrrrrr]

23. I also find it interesting the number of RWNJ businesses that advertise their RWNJ-ness

and then get all batshit crazy when another business "gets political" by openly supporting gay people or black lives matter and they foam at the mouth about businesses shouldn't be pushing their political agenda on other people, and they should just shut up about it.

Fucking dumbasses.

[dameatball]

25. We still have some Trump flag boaters on the lake. As annoying as they are, I do consider it to

be a fairly easy way to know what neighbors to avoid.

[DownriverDem]

29. I hear ya

Good for you. I don't understand why folks who lean left even move to red areas.

[keithsw]

46. Sometimes the red area moves in!

Our hometown where i grew up was a solid democratic strong hold until Reagan. My father in law held a county wide elected seat for 28 years. When the late 80's and early 90's come it gradually started turning red. Now it's solid red. It is damn near impossible for a Dem to get elected

[NewHendoLib]

79. we moved from a reddish area to a reddish area - we live here because it is beautiful.

Two spectacular parks 20 minutes from our house, a great back yard to garden in - we moved here for us and our lifestyle, and more of us need to infiltrate and lead by example and hopefully slowly bring change.

[left-of-center2012]

33. You should let them know that they lost your business

[SoCalDavidS]

43. YES, THIS! nt

[NewHendoLib]

80. I would not waste a second with a clear cult member. It is not worth my time.

[birdographer]

35. Happening everywhere

Yours is the second post on the front page saying this. It's amazing that these people think this is a good idea, advertising their trumpism. But the cult...well, they don't recognize anyone not in the cult and to them, Biden winning the popular vote (meaning there are fewer of them than us) never happened. We will not patronize any business that supports trump--so far it has removed two pizza places from our list of choices. But we live deep in Trumpistan, so our not patronizing them has zero effect. However, since this is a tourist destination, a lot of them may realize that they can't rely on the locals to be trumpers and so they don't advertise their stupidity.

[Farther]

36. Sad stuff

We too have a local corn stand. The farmer's daughter babysat our son a few times many years ago. Same thing. He had a rump sign on his main artery intersection along with that of local bone headed, stone hearted politicians. It saddens me that I'll never be able support this local farmer. But at end you have to put your money where the fascism isn't.

[mnhtnbb]

42. My oldest son came and took me on a top down convertible

early Sunday morning drive last weekend. It was perfect weather.. We drove down Hwy 751 to Hwy 64 and around Jordan Lake. Edge of Durham County to Chatham County. Yep. On the way back, a HUGE hand made Trump sign in the middle of some guy's acreage. Not what I wanted to see.

[Marthe48]

44. I went to a farm stand north of town for years

Last year they closed earlier than usual in the fall because of Covid. I went past it several times since then and they had a huge trump sign up until they opened this spring. I've taken my business elsewhere. Another local place which lost my business is a local hardware store, who put up giant signs endorsing the traitor and his cohort bill johnson. 88% of this county voted red in 2020. I don't want to shop at any of the locally owned businesses.

There are still trump signs up for the 2020 election. I am wearing out my hand, as I exercise my right to free speech as I pass them.

[Thtwudbeme]

69. There's a crap ton of sweet corn

up your way. Ride over to A'ville and go to the coop if you have to. I would just drive right past those fools with the "We are idiots" sign.

If you DO tell them they lost your business, make sure they know that whole area owes a debt of gratitude to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

I am from NC- my entire life. People up there used to be good populists til the preachers started whining about abortion, and then the Republicans glommed onto guns.

[Marthe48]

75. I'm Ohio, but thanks for the ideas :)

The same here.

[Thtwudbeme]

89. Sorry! I meant to respond to the OP

[Marthe48]

92. I thought you might be

[AllaN01Bear]

45. was watching a train vid on youtube . the vidiographer whom also was a commercial farmer,

started politicizing along with his commenters for tfg. i instantly hit the unsbscribe button and left.

[Woodwizard]

47. Down the road from me one of my favorites

I took that picture in early spring, it is still there to this day. Another guy with a small store for campers near the local state camping area has a shredded mangy 45 flag still at his place.

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[KentuckyWoman]

48. It's everywhere

We had a local field of sunflowers a garden center planted every year on a major intersection across from a popular local park. This year it is no more.... the farmer they leased the field from to do it decided to go full Trump so the garden center did not renew the lease.

I've had a couple people I personally had to stop doing business with due to them outing themselves. No fanfare, I just never went back and found someplace else.

[bucolic_frolic]

49. Like it or not, that's the game we're in

So play the hand we are dealt. My radar is up on every purchase I make, though it's got to be obvious or visible, I'm not filtering businesses for affiliation.

[RicROC]

52. it doesn't help much if the people who know your feelings...

are only reading on this site. Your neighbor needs to know. That doesn't mean you have to be confrontational. Some of those roadside stands have a small coin box in case they are not there while you shop. It's ok to drop in a short note to say what you need to say.

[NewHendoLib]

81. this is a major operation and they fly the stupid proudly - not wasting time on them.

[Evolve Dammit]

54. Bye Bye. So sad too bad. You will find other corn from less dick-headed people.

[nini]

55. Years ago in the LA harbor area

There was a new diner with a car club vibe on one side where you could drive up like the ol days. Anyway, good food with nice staff etc. then the French toast became ‘freedom toast’ and the same with the fries. . The waitresses were required to wear short old style uniforms and they hated it. Then a picture of the owner went up with John McCain. Business dropped dramatically and they went out of business.

They definitely didn’t respect the fact their regular customers were union backing, diverse Democrats. They had a good thing going and just couldn’t keep politics out of their business.

[Ka-Dinh Oy]

58. If I had a business

I would never put up a sign telling people who I support politically. We might not like it but people of both parties support our businesses.

[Blue Owl]

63. That's a shame!

Sad that they feel they need to project their political beliefs onto the corn. Well at least you know you're not funding their insanity any longer...

[Trisherella]

76. Do We Really Think It's A Great Idea To Shop By Political Affiliation?

I shop independently of corporate or personal politics. I have friends who are both Democrats and Republicans, liberals, conservatives and progressives. Religious, agnostic, atheist and indfferent. I don't really see what we're trying to prove when shopping by political affiliation.

[NewHendoLib]

82. yes, I think it is a GREAT idea to not support cult members. Why reward evil and lies?

[Crunchy Frog]

88. If they're going to advertise it so luridly, then yes.

If someone is selling something, I don't really care what their politics are...until they start screaming it in my face. At that point, it's going to have an effect.

If I were marketing something, I would definitely keep my own politics out of it. It just makes sense from the standpoint of not alienating potential customers. Especially when passions are running as high as they are right now.

JMO.

[Jedi Guy]

96. I agree.

Doing so only increases the division and feeds the sense of tribalism in America. I don't care about your views, I care about the quality of the product/service you're selling. If we only ever buy from or interact with those who agree with us, this isn't going to get better.

As for what we're trying to prove, all it proves as far as I can see is, "I have no tolerance for people who think differently from me."

[NewHendoLib]

98. I have absolutely no tolerance for those who support trump. None

[Jedi Guy]

99. Which only encourages them to dig in even deeper. N/T

[NewHendoLib]

100. acceptance of their behavior us enabling, and weak

this is a very different situation being played out. they are a brainwashed cult. I see them as lost forever

[Jedi Guy]

101. Well that'll certainly solve the problem.

I didn't say accept their behavior. It's possible to push back on the behavior and viewpoints without attacking the person. Writing them off isn't going to make things better, and like it or not we have to share this country with them.

[NewHendoLib]

104. good luck with that

[LanternWaste]

112. How exactly is a refusal to purchase the corn an attack on a person?

Precisely how do you infer a marketplace approach as "writing them off" or a denial of sharing the country? Your non-sequiturs seem rather short-sighted to me....

[csziggy]

107. When the Right Wing Nuts make a big display of their politics, YES!

Obviously their politics are more important to them than their business.

So long as a business or professional does not openly declare their political leanings, I'm OK with it. When they make a huge production about it, donate to a candidate or party that is dangerous to our democracy, or behave in a blatantly biased way, I will happily spend money at their business or use their services.

I have no idea about the politics of my accountant or of my many doctors because they never bring it up during consultations. I'm happy to keep it that way. That's all I ask of them. But if they few Trump flags at their place of business I would be out of there in a heartbeat and not go back.

[Wingus Dingus]

121. If they make an effort to show me what their affiliation is, yes.

They obviously want me to know. They must not want to do business with me.

[Paper Roses]

93. I'd make sure the owners of the stand knew why I was leaving without purchase.

[moose65]

94. Welcome to NC

I've been here all my life. I'm your "neighbor" in the mountains of the 5th district, "represented" by the odious Virginia Foxx.

[NewHendoLib]

97. 28 yrs in Raleigh, 1 1/2 in Hendersonville. Love it here!

thx for the welcome!

[XanaDUer2]

102. Hi!

it's your money. If you don't want to buy from Trumpers, that's your right

[Thtwudbeme]

109. Same!

We have a place outside Boone-

Do not understand the love for that heinous woman!

[moose65]

116. Hmmmm

I live outside Boone, as well. 😃

[csziggy]

105. Today I drove through a neighborhood I usually don't frequent

Three houses, two next door to each other, another across the street, all had their yards packed with signs holding Q-Anon inspired messages. About a block further down were three skeletons hanging from trees, painted red, white and blue, with a BLM sign and other Democratic activist signs in their yard. I bet the HOA meetings are a hoot.

As I drove by the first set of houses I was thinking what pitiful losers those homeowners must be!

[Treefrog]

118. Good lord!

What state?

[csziggy]

120. Florida - in Tallahassee, the capital.

There was one guy out our way that put up TFG lights for Christmas. If I were younger and more agile, I might have poured bleach on his lawn under the lights to spell our LOSER.

For the last twenty years the RepuQs have brought their own cult members to Tallahassee and infested this mostly blue county with their dregs. It really sucks.

[LeftInTX]

106. I was in Kerrville, Texas this weekend..Trump signs at several businesses.

One was a flooring business...

They don't have to worry about business loss, because the area is 75% Republican. They probably figure having a Trump sign will help them recruit business from a business that does not have a Trump sign. They know if they lose one customer, they will probably gain two.

[fescuerescue]

122. Sounds like a nationwide boycott is in order

Fuck their corn.