I'm aware of a couple sheriffs, I thought the day after the midterms I read the head of state patrol saying he wouldn't enforce. That's good, because it means there are people trusted with authority, who take constitutional rights seriously. But it also means they can be replaced with more complient agents. Its a stop-gap, not a solution. Not until we all rampantly non-comply.
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>those words are offensive
You're welcome to like the place where you grew up. I've been around. Not extensively, but I wouldn't ever enjoy living anywhere else, aside from politics. Even then, the in-between counties like Cowlitz & Lewis are nothing but solid rednecks so you get the best of both worlds. Beautiful mountains, green, well everything. And the locals don't put their nose where it don't belong. I mean, any futher than you always see in small communities, which is more or less where I've always lived.
I've seen the reverse, folks move here, but only with their feet. Their heart never leaves the place they grew up. People are like that.
That, I think, is the strongest outlook. Once the highest judges in the land believe in actual liberty, not the paid-for appearence of what America used to look like, we can start taking our country back.
I posted that just as I headed out from work. So don't mind the ID change, I'm the guy from WA. Thanks all, you're a great help.