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     Sifo |
So suddenly the left support the second amendment, for it's intended purpose. Well not really. It was intended to be a last resort against tyranny. I wish the video included more of the woman's question, but I really don't think what she is talking about rises to the level of tyranny by itself. It's funny seeing a representative suggest the second amendment as a solution to people who then ask "what's the second amendment?" https://au.news.yahoo.com/video/watch/39560991/con gressman-suggests-using-2nd-amendment-to-oppose-tr ump/ | ||
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| Aesquire |
I plan to use that congressman's announcement of support for the Second amendment. ..... a lot. Don't mind a bit that he warns us against the current regime. It applies to him and my Senator as well, does it not? | ||
| Aesquire |
http://thefederalist.com/2018/02/08/robert-mueller -botching-investigations-since-anthrax-attacks/ I see no need for my anger to ease at this botched investigation into the cold blooded murder of my fellow workers and a little old lady by someone unknown. I also don't think I would have been hounded to death by immoral agents of the FBI. Although I do understand the depression and helplessness the innocent victim must have felt when Power used him as a scapegoat to cover their incompetence. I'm not saying my outcome would be better. But quietly committing suicide? No, it would have been loud and ugly. Not self inflicted. | ||
| Aesquire |
Pure speculation ahead of the investigation. The Austin bomber? Islamofascist? Or Bernie supporter? Any guesses or alternatives? | ||
| Hootowl |
My guess? Ex military (ex, not former), islamist, or Bernie/antifa/socialist revolutionary. Not necessarily in that order. A tripwire is not hard to rig, but it smacks of some kind of training, whether that be military or terrorist. In all cases, certifiably insane. | ||
| Hootowl |
I will bet you a dollar it wasn't an NRA or TEA party member.  | ||
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| Crusty |
You sure have a hard on for McCain. | ||
| Ebutch |
mccain votes 51% of the time conservative.& I'm a vietnam vet 1967,68 too.  | ||
| Ebutch |
  Oreilly should not be there in my opinion it's missing slick willy. | ||
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My scum sucking senator     | ||
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| Aesquire |
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/03/check_your_privilege__who_are_they_kidding.html  I freely acknowledge that because my parents valued reading, I learned to read by the time I was 4. Even have funny stories about it. College level by the time I was 11 or so. Did this give me an unfair advantage over kids who's parents didn't encourage them to read? Hell yes. But the unfairness was not on my part, or my parents' part, it was all on the parents who did not do so. Too poor to read? Bull. I read Hans Christian Anderson and Robert Lewis Stevenson and Mark Twain because the packed book shelves in the house, had such writers conveniently put on levels I could reach. Old books. From used book stores. Collections of classics, Treasure Island, John Carter Of Mars, Shakespeare, all somehow were always at hand. ( the upper shelves held the cheapest paperback versions of James Bond and adult humor, considered too adult for a kid reading about pirates and safaris. I learned to climb early on... btw ) And, not to be forgotten, the Readers Digest Condensed books, 4 or 5 novels stripped down and stuffed. Long rows of titles on colorful spines... I certainly didn't read them all, and admit I may have missed some good writing, but To Kill A Mockingbird and A Fall Of Moondust more than made up for the boring stories my mother consumed voraciously. ( boring to me, anyway. I was into the Adventure stuff, and stories of adult life and affairs of business, romance, betrayal and angst didn't cut it. I'd already read Shakespeare, and Sophocles (I learned to read the language of plays early on ) and John Updike and J.D.Salinger weren't connecting to a pre-puberty kid. ( nor later, really ) 3, 7,10,13,19,20... Boooooring. ( I did change my mind later on a few of those ) But... 2,4,9,18,21 ( Anything by Michener ) 23,24,35,41!..... were read before I needed to shave. https://www.ranker.com/list/best-selling-novels-of-the-1960_s/bestselling-books Enough. Should I defend my "privilege" being raised as a Citizen in Western Civilization in a Christian tradition? Bite me. | ||
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| Ducbsa |
Dr. Martin Luther King is unavailable for comment. https://www.dailywire.com/news/28303/huffington-po st-op-ed-editor-brags-about-using-ben-shapiro | ||
| Ebutch |
(Message edited by ebutch on March 20, 2018) | ||
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| Hootowl |
Worse. She doesn’t know where balls are. | ||
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| Aesquire |
https://www.infowars.com/youtuber-convicted-for-of fensive-joke-video-faces-prison/ That joke you told back in 1987? You go to prison now for that in England. |
