Minnesota Fatty A Smart Guy

[jjgold]

Guy well read and really nails social issues to a tee, he is a truth teller not a racist.

[Bcatswin]

Seems solid just don't like when half of his trivia questions have the wrong answer

[Booya711]

If he could only post a link

[Foxx]

Agree with him or not, he's clearly educated and knows his stuff

[clockwise1965]

Yes.

[jjgold]

A lot of sensitive people get confused with telling the truth and being a racist, It’s unfortunate when you state facts if the other race doesn’t like it they call you a racist.

God Bless All

[lakerboy]

If he could only post a link

If he only knew the secret. Post it again and it pops up. I like fatty. He is definitely aware.

[Booya711]

Funny all the black people screaming racism yet post “cracker” memes.....fukk all of you BLM idiots

[zam77]

Not only that but he gets lots of poonanny from what I can tell by his posts. Definitely a poster that would help ugly loser sbr guys get laid

[MinnesotaFats]

Thanks Coach!

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[goduke]

A lot of sensitive people get confused with telling the truth and being a racist, It’s unfortunate when you state facts if the other race doesn’t like it they call you a racist.

God Bless All

Like when you said Georgia was a smart state and the evidence proved otherwise? Or when you say all black people are thugs. Even though some are doctors, lawyers and upstanding citizens. So which is it JJ, you telling the truth or you just lying and calling it the truth?

[KVB]

If he could only post a link

[goduke]

Alot of complimenting by JJ for only the people that share his views. Hilarious shit.

[Shute]

Fatty
How many diplomas go you have?

[lakerboy]

Like when you said Georgia was a smart state and the evidence proved otherwise? Or when you say all black people are thugs. Even though some are doctors, lawyers and upstanding citizens. So which is it JJ, you telling the truth or you just lying and calling it the truth?

You a fan of Ben Carson? What about Larry Elder?

[Foxx]

Alot of complimenting by JJ for only the people that share his views. Hilarious shit.

JJ, please start an admiration thread in praise of Goduke this coming week. He deserves some recognition. It's only fair.

[hostile takeover]

What about Larry Elder?

Ahhhh Mr South Central LA.

Careful bringing his name up. White libs are very threatened by Larry.

[MinnesotaFats]

Fatty
How many diplomas go you have?

BS PolySci Macalester
WBA Concise Course Brewing Siebel Institute

4 months of Juris Doctrine studies William Mitchell before being asked to leave for 'conduct'

18 months broker Edward Jones, banned for life by FINRA for 'conduct'

Family was Budweiser/ Heineken/ Guinness/ G Heileman distributor post prohibition in MPLS till 2006.

Ran FEDEX GROUND for half of South Dakota for 3 years.

Got 14 payday loan shops in MPLS.

I've got some stories....

[antifoil]

yeah real smart. wants to give george soros near unlimited voting power in US elections.

[cincinnatikid513]

guy is doing well

[goduke]

You a fan of Ben Carson? What about Larry Elder?

I don’t know enough about either to have an opinion. I’ll look into it and get back to you

[lakerboy]

I don’t know enough about either to have an opinion. I’ll look into it and get back to you

Fair enough.

[MinnesotaFats]

yeah real smart. wants to give george soros near unlimited voting power in US elections.

???

[antifoil]

your brilliant one vote per warranty deed idea.

[MinnesotaFats]

your brilliant one vote per warranty deed idea.

Oh that's absolutely the best way to cure our ills.

How is "Soros" going to hijack this is one vote per deed is the law and were limited to 1 vote nationally anyway??

Soros can buy a million apartments but he only gets 1 note and NONE of his tenants get a vote.

That, my friend, is fair to those who pay property taxes and fund the social services.

[antifoil]

what about quit claim deeds that don't have warranty language? what about states where the surface estate is subservient to oil and gas interest with oil and gas conveyances that do have warranty language?

i mean if you wanted to rig an election to go your way. wealthy people and corporations would buy up all the land they could, make them into huge plots in the middle of bumfuck west texas. all of that surface estate isn't worth much other than for grazing. they could then spit it up into plots for whoever they knew would vote their way. gift deed it over to them or sell for a nominal amount.

i see why you didn't make it through law school. lawyers and hedge funds would eat this shit up.

[MinnesotaFats]

what about quit claim deeds that don't have warranty language? what about states where the surface estate is subservient to oil and gas interest with oil and gas conveyances that do have warranty language?

i mean if you wanted to rig an election to go your way. wealthy people and corporations would buy up all the land they could, make them into huge plots in the middle of bumfuck west texas. all of that surface estate isn't worth much other than for grazing. they could then spit it up into plots for whoever they knew would vote their way. gift deed it over to them or sell for a nominal amount.

i see why you didn't make it through law school. lawyers and hedge funds would eat this shit up.

Oh hell...like I'm writing Constitution amendments now. Come on man....this is conceptual, not literal.

[antifoil]

so you are saying its a dumb idea that isn't practical?

[antifoil]

would corporations get to vote. chevron is the largest oil and gas estate owner in the US. not counting their leasehold interest, which presumably wouldn't give someone voting rights under your idea.

how much of an oil and gas estate ownership would you need to own in a tract of land to vote? what happens when a someone owns oil and gas interest in a tract, but the tract gets split up into a surface development? who would get the voting rights?


where oil and gas interest gets passed down in will and intestacy, as i am sure you know, can get to where little jimmy bobby owns 0.004564 percent of the estate.

[MinnesotaFats]

would corporations get to vote. chevron is the largest oil and gas estate owner in the US. not counting their leasehold interest, which presumably wouldn't give someone voting rights under your idea.

how much of an oil and gas estate ownership would you need to own in a tract of land to vote? what happens when a someone owns oil and gas interest in a tract, but the tract gets split up into a surface development? who would get the voting rights?


where oil and gas interest gets passed down in will and intestacy, as i am sure you know, can get to where little jimmy bobby owns 0.004564 percent of the estate.

No, dude....Chevron or Mobil or whatever is a company run by individuals.

Those individuals, if they own a homestead, get a vote.

It's not that hard to understand...you declare a homestead on tax returns. That's pretty basic. There's the voting right. One per warranty deed/ homestead.

[antifoil]

so its not one per warranty deed. its one per homestead.

[MinnesotaFats]

so its not one per warranty deed. its one per homestead.

Not to beat a dead horse but it's illegal to vote more than one time or in multiple jurisdictions.

Why do libs always play up the most stupid angle to try and undo an idea. Seriously... it's a sports forum, we are discussing conceptual ideas to improve government, and this guy is promoting the proliferance of potential voter fraud....as his current political party prepares to engage an all out assault for online and mail in voting lol

[antifoil]

i love this. i really need you to write out the law. all i do is spend all day looking at warranty deeds, quitclaim deeds, oil and gas deed, and leasehold assignment. trying to find the loop hole will be fun.

so each state gets to determine their own election laws, so naturally, some state, mostly conservative, would implement this. the liberal states would not. the amount of lobbying money that would go into this would be insane. the angle would be how to get the law written in such a way that would allow people to claim a homestead in a state but work out of state, to get the voting rights of said homestead state.

the effort would be put into low population states so you can get the most vote per dollar spent. so like alaska, or north dakota, or places where the BLM owns most of the land, so you have very little that needs to be purchased to get most of the voting power of a state. like bezos just owns idaho, as his homestead, and he get to elect two senators of his choosing.

really, i love this idea. the results would be fascinating.

[pimike]

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Got my vote brother!

[antifoil]

there is a reason some of us make it through law school and some of us don't. being conclusiory.