Legos to build factory in Chesterfield county Virginia

Building close to richmond, naturally.

i see nowhere where legos condemmed the recent riots of BLM any place in the US. the actions of future rioting sambos will be most telling  upon the manufacturing facilities now being organized. at that time, i wont cry, but rather cheer. for they have joined BLM by being non committal.

jirqoadai wrote:i see nowhere where legos condemmed the recent riots of BLM any place in the US. the actions of future rioting sambos will be most telling  upon the manufacturing facilities now being organized. at that time, i wont cry, but rather cheer. for they have joined BLM by being non committal.

I'm a bit late to this, @jirqoadai, but LEGO's joined BLM by removing the policeman/men from their stock LEGO sets.

I believe they stopped marketing the police figures for a short while but they didn't remove them. Either way they should have done nothing.

Red Lily wrote:I believe they stopped marketing the police figures for a short while but they didn't remove them.  Either way they should have done nothing.

Oops. I said that wrong. By "removed," I meant took them out of their normal line-up of figurines to make, as in, for the foreseeable future.

Leggo my ego!

That was a good interview. Glad I finally listened.

I didn't realize that LEGO's Virginia plant is the ONLY one they have in the U.S. Glad for the change-up; a shame it wasn't done sooner.

Kudlow is right - While understanding that there's the 'here & now' issues in each gubernatorial race, there's also the "resurgence vs. crisis" where the economy is concerned, and Republicans need to jump on that immediately. Do NOT allow the Dems to misinform!

Youngkin is either wrong or naive, when it comes to the W.H.'s understand of economics. They understand it completely.

All in all, I like Youngkin. Have heard some negative things. What don't I know?