Nevada goes for Trump--true patriots shouldn't visit the state

       Answer = None.  

I serve as a warning to counterbalance all the hype and bullshit that Vegas is such a wonderful vacation destination. I do realize that I have a perspective that most people lack, having both visited and lived there when it WAS wonderful.

And as far as criticism of the great glittering gouge palaces is concerned--LVA is as unstinting about that as I am. Of course, since such criticism may enganger their rice bowl, it's more measured than mine.

But really, Brent...do you want to see nothing but fulsome praise for the $60 resort fees, $50 minimum 6:5 blackjack, and $90 buffets? There are dozens of websites that can offer you that experience.

Kevin, you have transitioned from TDS to ELDS ( Election Loss Depression Syndrome). As with many others currently, you're still in the first stage of election loss grief. The internal rage, animosity, and angst may still be with you because you haven't acknowledged / accepted the factual loss. It's easier to continue to be mad and accusatory of the other side because it gives you a sense of power and thereby some misguided sense of placated control over the results. You need a big bait of milk and cookies of some sort and that will have to come from yourself at some point.Vegas nor Nevada have very little if anything to do with how you process the loss. 

The wheel is spinning but the hamster is dead.

"TDS" has been a conservitard/MAGA fantasy since the Turd descended that escalator in 2015. Of COURSE I and the ENTIRE FUCKING COUNTRY pay more attention to the Turd than we want to. Just like the world paid more attention to Hitler than it wanted to. They and we had no choice in the matter.

And when did I say I didn't accept the result? That's what you MAGA pigs do when you lose--not what we decent people do. You don't need to lie, even if you do admire and want to emulate Trump.

And while I still have the choice (that, along with all my other civil rights, may soon be stripped from me), I choose not to spend my money supporting MAGAs. Just like when I recently visited Vegas, I didn't give any of my business to the megacorporations, like Sheldon's Palaces, that kowtowed to Trump and sent him hundreds of millions in campaign/legal fees cash.

The stupidest part of your MAGA-ness is that you don't see that your civil rights will be taken away, along with everyone else's. Having voted for Trump won't exempt you.

  HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa -- ELDS to the max...

And on Anthony's business website's forum as well.....

 "TDS + ELDS"  = Karen Lewis

I'm touched that you feel such urges to protect poor old Anthony from my horrible horrible opinions.

Don't worry, Jerry; the guy you voted for will soon hunt down and kill everyone who didn't vote for him. That includes me, though I might be hard to find.

You told us how much you disliked Trump. Changed your mind? Like the taste of his dick after all?

So who does the yard work and other maintenance and beautification on Trump's properties?  Who cleans the interiors?  Doubtful his wife, and doubtful a lot of caucasions apply for those duties.  I don't know the citizenship of my yard men (husband died, I'm 77 and can't do it myself), or the team who painted our house or the team who put a new roof on the house.  For certain none are/were native Americans, but they all did outstanding work with no complaints and did it for reasonable pay.  I pray that all the yakkity yak about deportation of every non-American born person is just that...yakkity yak.

Candy

Well, Candy, the projected cost of the roundups alone, never mind the process of deportation or the construction and maintenance of concentration camps, would be about $4,000 for every man, woman, and child in the US. Trump thinks that he can pay for his tax breaks with tariffs and by running up the deficit, but there might not be enough resources for his Holocaust: The Sequel.

A major element of the fear that America and the world are experiencing right now is that there is, in fact, no way to tell just which of Trump's stated goals are real and which are red meat hyperbole meant to titillate his base. We sure as hell don't want a national 20% sales tax, but it's not a given that he'll implement it. Hell, it's not even clear that he understands how tariffs work. His recent remarks suggest that he doesn't. His ignorance, overall, is kind of terrifying.

Oh, and to return to the Trump Holocaust for a moment--yeah, all Trump wants to do is round 'em up, not kill 'em. But what happens when no other nation wants to accept eleven million people? Remember, Hitler originally tried to deport the Jews, not kill them. But no one, us included, would offer them refuge. At best, those deportees would languish for months, even years in the camps, with no means of support, in misery and fear. We'd have to provide them with food, clothing, and shelter--and how much would THAT cost?

The above practical objections should be enough for Trump to stop the program, never mind all the moral and ethical objections. But Trump did a whole bunch of impractical things, to put it mildly, during the hellscape of his presidency.