Study- 44% of Democrats are OK with Violence to Stop Trump

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Oral health disparities are a major challenge in the Upper Peninsula (U.P.) of Michigan, where residents experience significantly higher rates of tooth decay and severely limited access to dental care compared to the rest of the state.



The Scale of the Problem

  • High Rates of Decay: Research highlights that 70 percent of third-graders in the Upper Peninsula have a history of dental decay, drastically outstripping the statewide average of 56 percent.
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  • Widespread Dental Shortages: More than one million residents across Michigan—overwhelmingly concentrated in the rural, northern parts of the state and the U.P.—lack adequate access to basic dental services. In fact, 76 out of Michigan’s 83 counties have official dental health shortage areas.
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Why is Oral Health So Bad in the U.P.?
The dental crisis in the U.P. is driven by a combination of geographic, economic, and systemic barriers:

  1. Severe Provider Shortages: Due to the rural nature of the U.P., it is incredibly difficult to recruit and retain dental professionals.
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  2. Insurance and Cost Barriers: Low-income families and those without private dental insurance face immense difficulty securing care. Compounding this, a historic majority of Medicaid-eligible children in Michigan have gone without any annual dental services.
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  3. Geographic Isolation: Traveling long distances in harsh winter weather just to see a dentist prevents many residents from seeking regular, preventive care, forcing many to rely on emergency rooms only when pain becomes unbearable.
 
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Isn't the U.P wonderful?


:magagrin:





















Oral health disparities are a major challenge in the Upper Peninsula (U.P.) of Michigan, where residents experience significantly higher rates of tooth decay and severely limited access to dental care compared to the rest of the state.



The Scale of the Problem

  • High Rates of Decay: Research highlights that 70 percent of third-graders in the Upper Peninsula have a history of dental decay, drastically outstripping the statewide average of 56 percent.
    Route Fifty


  • Widespread Dental Shortages: More than one million residents across Michigan—overwhelmingly concentrated in the rural, northern parts of the state and the U.P.—lack adequate access to basic dental services. In fact, 76 out of Michigan’s 83 counties have official dental health shortage areas.
    Facebook +1



Why is Oral Health So Bad in the U.P.?
The dental crisis in the U.P. is driven by a combination of geographic, economic, and systemic barriers:

  1. Severe Provider Shortages: Due to the rural nature of the U.P., it is incredibly difficult to recruit and retain dental professionals.
    Facebook

  2. Insurance and Cost Barriers: Low-income families and those without private dental insurance face immense difficulty securing care. Compounding this, a historic majority of Medicaid-eligible children in Michigan have gone without any annual dental services.
    State of Michigan (.gov) +1

  3. Geographic Isolation: Traveling long distances in harsh winter weather just to see a dentist prevents many residents from seeking regular, preventive care, forcing many to rely on emergency rooms only when pain becomes unbearable.
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That obviously also refers to a Fowl mind decay, that being as a significant observation...
 
Rusty Bell 65 said:
That obviously also refers to a Fowl mind decay, that being as a significant observation...
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In all honesty,...yeah, her mind really is starting to go. I've noticed,...we all have . Old age is one factor, TDS is another. But when you combine the two it really makes for a debilitating condition. Grey zone TDS is what I call it. There is no coming back from it as the individual simply does not have the time anymore where a younger person could be rehabilitated.
 
Advanced TDS + declining mental acuity due to advanced age = GREY zone TDS. No cure, no coming back from it. Eventually she will slip into a haze of massive THC use " psssst,...she's already there" and a dementia like state where " if your going to SanfranSICKO " is being constantly replayed in her mind. Ooooooooooooooh,....frightening. :ROFLMAO:
 
.........." If your going to sanfranSICKO,...make sure that broad,...is really not a man" :ROFLMAO:
 
Jarod said:
All you got is this strawman?

Would you use violence to keep him from murdering an innocent little kid? You would.

The whole thing hinges on what you are using violence to prevent. You turned it into a straw man.

Only a weak political position requires a strawman.


“Certain political goals?”

We all agreed to use violence to stop Hitler from his political goals.
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The thread is not about kids, dummy. It’s about a poll showing the predilection of Democrats toward violence. I suspect the poll is lower than the actual percentage of far left loons shown.

Were Clinton, Obama or Biden shot?

“A survey described by University of Chicago political scientist Robert Pape and reported by outlets like Newsmax and Yahoo News indicates that roughly 44% of self-identified Democrats expressed some level of agreement with the idea that the use of force or violence is justified to prevent Donald Trump from achieving certain political goals or to keep him from power.”

Not many kids are Democrats.

You wouldn’t know a straw man from a barnyard piece of mierda.

Get a clue.
 
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George Floyd’s Violence:

Property Damage and Arson
    • Property Destruction: Researchers estimate the unrest caused between $1 billion and $2 billion in insured property damage nationwide, making it the most costly civil unrest in U.S. history. [1]
    • Arson and Looting: Numerous cities—including Minneapolis, New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago—saw businesses, police vehicles, and public structures ransacked, vandalized, or set on fire. In Minneapolis, the epicenter of the protests, the Minneapolis Police Department's 3rd Precinct building was famously overrun and burned down. [1, 2, 3]

Clashes and Physical Violence
    • Interpersonal Conflict: Clashes occurred between protesters, counter-protesters, and individuals engaging in opportunistic looting or criminal activity independent of the main demonstrations. [1]
    • Law Enforcement Confrontations: Police officers were struck with thrown objects, including bricks, rocks, and water bottles, and some precincts or vehicles were attacked. [1, 2]
    • State and Police Force: Human rights organizations and news groups extensively documented aggressive law enforcement tactics. Police and National Guard units deployed tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets, and batons against crowds, bystanders, and journalists—actions that critics and investigations later characterized as excessive force in numerous instances. [1, 2]

Casualties
    • Deaths and Injuries: Multiple fatalities nationwide were linked to the unrest, shootings during the protests, and vehicular incidents. Thousands of arrests were made for burglary, looting, arson, and curfew violations, alongside widespread deployment of the National Guard in over 20 states



Those were not conservatives burning, assaulting, and murdering
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reports a sharp rise in assaults and vehicle attacks against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, while independent legal groups and critics question the accuracy and scale of those statistics. [1, 2]

Government Claims and Statistics
    • The Numbers: DHS states that assaults on ICE officers rose by over 1,300% during recent enforcement surges compared to prior years. [1]
    • Vehicle Attacks: The agency reports thousands of percentage increases in vehicle-related incidents, noting over 180 vehicle attacks since federal enforcement operations expanded. [1, 2]
    • Attributed Cause: DHS officials attribute the rise in hostility to critical public statements and rhetoric from local politicians in sanctuary cities.
Those were not conservatives assaulting ICE agents.
 
I assume that *59” supports the Democratic/Socialist/Communists, who will defund the police, open their borders to drugs, drug dealers, child molesters, and murderers, close prisons, close ICE and the Supreme Court and begin their Socialist/Communist assault on America and Capitalism. They say that America deserved 911 and they fly the Hamas flag at their rallies.

The appearance of close elections is an indictment of the Democratic/Socialist/Communist Party that is Antisemitic, anti-America, and pro Socialism and Communism.
 
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I assume that *59” supports the Democratic/Socialist/Communists, who will defund the police, close prisons, close ICE and the Supreme Court and begin their Socialist/Communist assault on America and Capitalism. They say that America deserved 911 and they fly the Hamas flag at their rallies.
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And declare the US a Muslim nation and outlaw Christianity.
 
You lying republicans just aided Putin in his efforts


He just threatened to fire nukes into Europe


FUCKING WWIII

your party is now trying to end the entire world
 
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