How did this not get mentioned?

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It's the leadership in Puerto Rico. They just elected new people to office, and some of the ones at the top are very, very much against statehood.
Ah, yes, the infighting. Well, there are a number of problems with the referendum anyway, so it's going to face legal challenges inside the country, and the US isn't going to do anything until congress receives an official request for statehood, which won't happen unless it comes from the governor, who is against statehood.

Chances are it'll drag out until the next election, where another more carefully worded proposal will be put to the people, which the governor will probably not be able to continue to oppose without legal problems.

Of course by then they may also convince the majority to vote against it.

Still, this is another step toward statehood.
 

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I like being in Texas. Well, the humidity and the fire ants are a pain, but the restaurants are good, I like the people and I've learned to put up with the heat.
 
Flix Brewhouse > Alamo Drafthouse any day of the week.
That was a fun day, I actually live right behind that shopping center they opened Flix Brewhouse. It's in walking distance if I really want to see a movie that bad. Sure beats driving twenty minutes to the nearest Alamo.
 
Flix are you fucking kidding me
Alamo has more history and in most cases a lot more screens, but Flix is just the better theater. This is, for the most part, because it's a lot newer, and thus can invest in some better things like better seats and work out better food, which just make it more enjoyable.
 
Alamo has more history and in most cases a lot more screens, but Flix is just the better theater. This is, for the most part, because it's a lot newer, and thus can invest in some better things like better seats and work out better food, which just make it more enjoyable.
Pretty much dead on.

Alamo has better -off mainstream/new movie- nights but if you want to watch something new? Flix is going to be alot better overall for the experience (Food/Theatre Quality/Drinks/Seats/Screen) etc
 
I'm just sad that we don't really have places like that near where I live in Jersey. Supposedly, there's a drafthouse-style cinema in Edgewater or something, but without a car it might as well be a million miles away.
 
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