I tried man, too expensive. Then Colorado, also too expensive with too many rules. Mexico however....well it's fucking paradise. Europe one day i am sure.

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Damn dude

Hey @trucklife-family do you have a link where I can delegate some sp? Your taste in authors resonates with me quite a bit and I feel I owe the community quite a bit.

You're pathetic man. This is the leg you choose to stand on? The dad bit doesn't work on me but far be it from me to kick you when you're down. You want to be right, be right. I said as much from the

I sense much projection coming from you. And that rhetoric isn't really rhetoric is it. It's a pretty accurate description of your steem content for the most part. Maybe you are an extreme satirist. In

Lol

In Florida and many other states it is illegal to grow food. Even if it is regulated by counties and municipalities. You're intentionally getting off base dude. You asked where one man ruled another. I

And yeah. A fine for growing a garden is force. One penny is too much. But I wouldn't expect you to understand principles.

Again, your arguments are weak and you have to resort to semantics. Maybe you misread the claim. Maybe you should go back and reread thus thread and check up your arrogance. Maybe you should try asking

good try with the ridiculous example and again asking me to disprove your words. I've offered evidence again and again. You have offered semantics and misrepresentation of my words. I'm starting to think

Resorting to semantics is hilarious. You have misquoted me from the start and now you have to backpedal with third grade semantics. Not my fault you read it wrong. Maybe ask for clarification when you

oh whoops. me 49, you 1

Three states right there

as to growing food, I'll just leave this here:

It is actually illegal in Colorado to collect the rain that falls on your home​ ... Water laws are so strict in Colorado that rainwater collection is virtually prohibited. The doctrine is written into

There are mandatory safety belt laws in all states except New Hampshire. In some states, these laws cover front-seat occupants only, but belt laws in 29 states and the District of Columbia cover all rear-seat

olunteers made headlines Sunday when 12 of them were charged with misdemeanor offenses after feeding homeless people in El Cajon, California, but the ban against feeding the homeless is not unique to the

Oooooh that hurts. Just kidding my dad is a boot licking statist too. He however formulates idea on the level of someone a little more mature than yourself. Arguing with him is like playing chess with