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On Thu, 12 Dec 2024, rbowman wrote:

> On 12 Dec 2024 04:06:10 GMT, Robert Riches wrote:
>
>> Suggested edit: "west of it many/most brains turn to mush."
>> There are a few right-minded thinkers west of the Cascades.
>
> Sure. My ex is somewhat to the right of me and lives in New York City.
> It's a lonely life and she has alienated more than one 'friend'.

Oh well, then they weren't friends in the first place. A friend can 
tolerate differences of opinion. If they cannot, they are not worth having 
around.

I have a friend who is socialist. Yes, the discussion can be heated at 
times (but less often than you would think) and we are perfectly fineto 
agree to disagree and change the topic.

> There was a far right author who wrote a few novels about a Northwest
> Territorial Imperative. He realized that a landlocked area of Montana,
> Idaho, Nevada, and a few other states wasn't feasible and worked in ways
> to capture the seaboard. They all seemed very optimistic.
>