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Running list of companies that have cut ties with Fox News host Laura Ingraham:
Atlantis
Expedia
Hulu
Jenny Craig
Johnson & Johnson
Jos. A. Bank
Liberty Mutual
Miracle Ear
Nestle
Nutrish
Principal investment group
Office Depot
Ruby Tuesday
Stitch Fix
TripAdvisor
Wayfair
Don’t fuck with kids?!
Oh damn!
SOMEBODY IS GONNA GET CAN!
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Atlantis
Expedia
Hulu
Jenny Craig
Johnson & Johnson
Jos. A. Bank
Liberty Mutual
Miracle Ear
Nestle
Nutrish
Principal investment group
Office Depot
Ruby Tuesday
Stitch Fix
TripAdvisor
Wayfair
Don’t fuck with kids?!
Oh damn!
SOMEBODY IS GONNA GET CAN!
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I wasn’t even talking about trump either sir!
Like I said, this is more than fucking trump, trump is there for 4 years maybe 8 years, then what? A Democrat will be president, doing the same corrupt shit, all I’m saying is that, kids are being used? Yes! But that’s good, cuz they will be the future of our country, I would like a society that don’t follow party lines, I would love a society that speaks up, DEMS OR RIGHTS, fuck! We are all Americans bro,fucking government wants to divide us, and we are divided! FUCK! We all got to stop with the party lines arguing...
Rightard vs libtards! That’s what they want bro! I said it before, we tax payers have to run the government, what we say is what they do!
Those fuckers marching last weekend weren’t just libs, those were FUCKING AMERICANS BRO! We have to stop the government dictating and fooling us... the kids are the future, and I found it fucked up that gop and liberal talking heads using them for political purposes?! FUCKING SAd!
That fucking David kid said...
IT SHOULDN’T BE DEMOCRATS VS REPUBLICANS BRO...
It’s should be ONE AMERICANS!
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ej you've gone totally off yer meds again... 
EJ is right that the country needs to unite, but it needs to unite behind traditional American values, not a misguided communist manifesto. We are not giving our guns to a Government that is shooting us in the schools, at concerts, and in nightclubs EJ. If that's your idea of uniting, you better pull your head out of your ass and wake up. It is the right's steadfast defense of the 2A that is keeping us all alive! If the 2A falls, so does the country.I wasn’t even talking about trump either sir!
Like I said, this is more than fucking trump, trump is there for 4 years maybe 8 years, then what? A Democrat will be president, doing the same corrupt shit, all I’m saying is that, kids are being used? Yes! But that’s good, cuz they will be the future of our country, I would like a society that don’t follow party lines, I would love a society that speaks up, DEMS OR RIGHTS, fuck! We are all Americans bro,fucking government wants to divide us, and we are divided! FUCK! We all got to stop with the party lines arguing...
Rightard vs libtards! That’s what they want bro! I said it before, we tax payers have to run the government, what we say is what they do!
Those fuckers marching last weekend weren’t just libs, those were FUCKING AMERICANS BRO! We have to stop the government dictating and fooling us... the kids are the future, and I found it fucked up that gop and liberal talking heads using them for political purposes?! FUCKING SAd!
That fucking David kid said...
IT SHOULDN’T BE DEMOCRATS VS REPUBLICANS BRO...
It’s should be ONE AMERICANS!
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Didn't take long for YouTube to wipe that Ollie Dammegard video huh? Why do you think that is EJ? Can't have people pointing out that the government is killing children to repeal the 2A now can we?
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That solves why he got kicked out of Metalica!
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I gotta ask ej, have you ever even shot a gun before? If not, I suggest you go to a gun range and at the very least, shoot one before you espouse that everyone else give up their rights to do so. They should have guns that you can rent for a modest fee.
I would also suggest you do a little research on victims of violence both domestic and otherwise and gain a wider perspective. If you are expecting the police to be able to protect you should the need ever arise, I'm afraid you are going to be sorely disappointed. If you ask them, I'm pretty sure they will readily admit that police are almost exclusively reactionary as opposed to preventative.
I have helped several women learn how to shoot because I care about them and I want them to be able to defend themselves if necessary. I'm not trying to be sexist here but a 120 pound woman is simply no match for a 200 + lb man intent on hurting her in most circumstances. I have recommended and given a book by this author to a few women; it's a good read coming from someone who initially was very anti-gun.
http://www.paxtonquigley.com/?page_id=9
Another thing to keep in mind is that people who successfully thwart or prevent an attack on themselves by being armed doesn't make it into the news ... you only hear about cases where guns were used for nefarious purposes because that garners more attention naturally.
Just something to consider.
I would also suggest you do a little research on victims of violence both domestic and otherwise and gain a wider perspective. If you are expecting the police to be able to protect you should the need ever arise, I'm afraid you are going to be sorely disappointed. If you ask them, I'm pretty sure they will readily admit that police are almost exclusively reactionary as opposed to preventative.
I have helped several women learn how to shoot because I care about them and I want them to be able to defend themselves if necessary. I'm not trying to be sexist here but a 120 pound woman is simply no match for a 200 + lb man intent on hurting her in most circumstances. I have recommended and given a book by this author to a few women; it's a good read coming from someone who initially was very anti-gun.
http://www.paxtonquigley.com/?page_id=9
Another thing to keep in mind is that people who successfully thwart or prevent an attack on themselves by being armed doesn't make it into the news ... you only hear about cases where guns were used for nefarious purposes because that garners more attention naturally.
Just something to consider.
I gotta ask ej, have you ever even shot a gun before? If not, I suggest you go to a gun range and at the very least, shoot one before you espouse that everyone else give up their rights to do so. They should have guns that you can rent for a modest fee.
I would also suggest you do a little research on victims of violence both domestic and otherwise and gain a wider perspective. If you are expecting the police to be able to protect you should the need ever arise, I'm afraid you are going to be sorely disappointed. If you ask them, I'm pretty sure they will readily admit that police are almost exclusively reactionary as opposed to preventative.
I have helped several women learn how to shoot because I care about them and I want them to be able to defend themselves if necessary. I'm not trying to be sexist here but a 120 pound woman is simply no match for a 200 + lb man intent on hurting her in most circumstances. I have recommended and given a book by this author to a few women; it's a good read coming from someone who initially was very anti-gun.
http://www.paxtonquigley.com/?page_id=9
Another thing to keep in mind is that people who successfully thwart or prevent an attack on themselves by being armed doesn't make it into the news ... you only hear about cases where guns were used for nefarious purposes because that garners more attention naturally.
Just something to consider.
Do you really need AR-15s to defend yo self?
That’s all I’m saying!
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ej you've gone totally off yer meds again...
It’s crazy to be ONE AMERICANS? It’s crazy to stop division?
Fucking idiot!
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EJ is right that the country needs to unite, but it needs to unite behind traditional American values, not a misguided communist manifesto. We are not giving our guns to a Government that is shooting us in the schools, at concerts, and in nightclubs EJ. If that's your idea of uniting, you better pull your head out of your ass and wake up. It is the right's steadfast defense of the 2A that is keeping us all alive! If the 2A falls, so does the country.
Didn't take long for YouTube to wipe that Ollie Dammegard video huh? Why do you think that is EJ? Can't have people pointing out that the government is killing children to repeal the 2A now can we?
A well (regulated) “Militia”, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." ...
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That’s all I’m saying!
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Good point.
No, you don't need AR-15s to defend yo self. Ideally, you need M16's, M60's, M2's, Stingers, Artillery, Tanks and whatnot.
As Waco proved.
But, AR-15's are better than nothing at all, if needed.
Good point.
No, you don't need AR-15s to defend yo self. Ideally, you need M16's, M60's, M2's, Stingers, Artillery, Tanks and whatnot.
As Waco proved.
But, AR-15's are better than nothing at all, if needed.
Hahaha damn!
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GOOD POINTS? SHARED! 
Conspiracy theories are dangerous for many reasons. Among other things, they provide a way to reduce mental distress by changing our perception of a problem without actually doing anything to solve the problem. They're the mental equivalent of a pacifier.
Spreading conspiracy theories about Trump using hidden codes to signal that he's closing in on a secret plan to break up child trafficking rings isn't just absurd — it's harmful. It lulls people into complacency & lets them feel like they're helping when they're doing nothing.
Conspiracy theories also lead to a dangerous cycle of scapegoating because the regressive logic of conspiratorial thinking can only be maintained by implicating an ever-expanding group of "conspirators" involved in the conspiracy and/or the "cover-up".
Conspiracy theories are appealing b/c they claim to provide explanations for otherwise inexplicable or uncontrollable events. But this comes at a cost. Maintaining the belief leads to 'crippled epistemology' — a rigid style of thinking that rejects disconfirming information.
Conspiracy theories serve a palliative function by allowing people to attribute external events/circumstances to some person or group, which produces a sense of control over one’s environment (b/c the risk is less random when it’s attributed to a powerful, nefarious actor).
Social motives also drive people to believe in conspiracy theories. They allow people to maintain a positive image of the self & social group by formulating their own understanding of reality. This also comes at a price. It turns the "outgroup" into an enemy.
That's where scapegoating comes in. Instead of looking for real answers to problems, people who are invested in conspiracy theories identify "enemies" and blame the problem on them. Ultimately, inflicting punishment on these "enemies" becomes the goal.
And that in turn, allows people to feel like they're solving something when in fact, all they're doing is putting a bandaid on their own mental distress. And because the bandaid stops the bleeding, people no longer feel that they need to take meaningful action.
For example: Believing in 4chan conspiracy theories about Trump secretly dismantling child trafficking rings lets people feel okay about doing nothing to end child trafficking. And it lets Trump supporters feel morally superior for "caring" about child trafficking.
(Research shows that collective narcissism and belief in conspiracy theories often go hand-in-hand. Hence the appeal of using a conspiracy theory to bolster feelings of group superiority.)
On a related note: This is also why it's harmful to believe in grand conspiracy theories about Trump's impeachment being imminent or certain. It's not. And believing that it is reduces the sense of urgency to vote & engage in other civic actions.
Society depends on trust in shared sources of knowledge. Much of what we "know" is based on the testimony of others, rather than firsthand experience or observation.
For example: Most of us have never seen Antarctica. But we know it exists b/c we trust in the knowledge & testimony of others. This is true about nearly all of our collective knowledge.
Conspiracy theories ask you to discard this trust.
Functioning societies depend on shared, socially-mediated sources of knowledge. It's the glue that holds societies together. Conspiracy theories ask us to give up more & more of our trust in each other, and in our knowledge-generating mechanisms.
Conspiracy theories come at a cost.
They ask us to give up on our trust in knowledge, in knowledge-producing institutions, and in each other.
And so ultimately, they ask us to give up on the fabric of society altogether.
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Conspiracy theories are dangerous for many reasons. Among other things, they provide a way to reduce mental distress by changing our perception of a problem without actually doing anything to solve the problem. They're the mental equivalent of a pacifier.
Spreading conspiracy theories about Trump using hidden codes to signal that he's closing in on a secret plan to break up child trafficking rings isn't just absurd — it's harmful. It lulls people into complacency & lets them feel like they're helping when they're doing nothing.
Conspiracy theories also lead to a dangerous cycle of scapegoating because the regressive logic of conspiratorial thinking can only be maintained by implicating an ever-expanding group of "conspirators" involved in the conspiracy and/or the "cover-up".
Conspiracy theories are appealing b/c they claim to provide explanations for otherwise inexplicable or uncontrollable events. But this comes at a cost. Maintaining the belief leads to 'crippled epistemology' — a rigid style of thinking that rejects disconfirming information.
Conspiracy theories serve a palliative function by allowing people to attribute external events/circumstances to some person or group, which produces a sense of control over one’s environment (b/c the risk is less random when it’s attributed to a powerful, nefarious actor).
Social motives also drive people to believe in conspiracy theories. They allow people to maintain a positive image of the self & social group by formulating their own understanding of reality. This also comes at a price. It turns the "outgroup" into an enemy.
That's where scapegoating comes in. Instead of looking for real answers to problems, people who are invested in conspiracy theories identify "enemies" and blame the problem on them. Ultimately, inflicting punishment on these "enemies" becomes the goal.
And that in turn, allows people to feel like they're solving something when in fact, all they're doing is putting a bandaid on their own mental distress. And because the bandaid stops the bleeding, people no longer feel that they need to take meaningful action.
For example: Believing in 4chan conspiracy theories about Trump secretly dismantling child trafficking rings lets people feel okay about doing nothing to end child trafficking. And it lets Trump supporters feel morally superior for "caring" about child trafficking.
(Research shows that collective narcissism and belief in conspiracy theories often go hand-in-hand. Hence the appeal of using a conspiracy theory to bolster feelings of group superiority.)
On a related note: This is also why it's harmful to believe in grand conspiracy theories about Trump's impeachment being imminent or certain. It's not. And believing that it is reduces the sense of urgency to vote & engage in other civic actions.
Society depends on trust in shared sources of knowledge. Much of what we "know" is based on the testimony of others, rather than firsthand experience or observation.
For example: Most of us have never seen Antarctica. But we know it exists b/c we trust in the knowledge & testimony of others. This is true about nearly all of our collective knowledge.
Conspiracy theories ask you to discard this trust.
Functioning societies depend on shared, socially-mediated sources of knowledge. It's the glue that holds societies together. Conspiracy theories ask us to give up more & more of our trust in each other, and in our knowledge-generating mechanisms.
Conspiracy theories come at a cost.
They ask us to give up on our trust in knowledge, in knowledge-producing institutions, and in each other.
And so ultimately, they ask us to give up on the fabric of society altogether.
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GOOD POINTS? SHARED!
Conspiracy theories are dangerous for many reasons. Among other things, they provide a way to reduce mental distress by changing our perception of a problem without actually doing anything to solve the problem. They're the mental equivalent of a pacifier.
Spreading conspiracy theories about Trump using hidden codes to signal that he's closing in on a secret plan to break up child trafficking rings isn't just absurd — it's harmful. It lulls people into complacency & lets them feel like they're helping when they're doing nothing.
Conspiracy theories also lead to a dangerous cycle of scapegoating because the regressive logic of conspiratorial thinking can only be maintained by implicating an ever-expanding group of "conspirators" involved in the conspiracy and/or the "cover-up".
Conspiracy theories are appealing b/c they claim to provide explanations for otherwise inexplicable or uncontrollable events. But this comes at a cost. Maintaining the belief leads to 'crippled epistemology' — a rigid style of thinking that rejects disconfirming information.
Conspiracy theories serve a palliative function by allowing people to attribute external events/circumstances to some person or group, which produces a sense of control over one’s environment (b/c the risk is less random when it’s attributed to a powerful, nefarious actor).
Social motives also drive people to believe in conspiracy theories. They allow people to maintain a positive image of the self & social group by formulating their own understanding of reality. This also comes at a price. It turns the "outgroup" into an enemy.
That's where scapegoating comes in. Instead of looking for real answers to problems, people who are invested in conspiracy theories identify "enemies" and blame the problem on them. Ultimately, inflicting punishment on these "enemies" becomes the goal.
And that in turn, allows people to feel like they're solving something when in fact, all they're doing is putting a bandaid on their own mental distress. And because the bandaid stops the bleeding, people no longer feel that they need to take meaningful action.
For example: Believing in 4chan conspiracy theories about Trump secretly dismantling child trafficking rings lets people feel okay about doing nothing to end child trafficking. And it lets Trump supporters feel morally superior for "caring" about child trafficking.
(Research shows that collective narcissism and belief in conspiracy theories often go hand-in-hand. Hence the appeal of using a conspiracy theory to bolster feelings of group superiority.)
On a related note: This is also why it's harmful to believe in grand conspiracy theories about Trump's impeachment being imminent or certain. It's not. And believing that it is reduces the sense of urgency to vote & engage in other civic actions.
Society depends on trust in shared sources of knowledge. Much of what we "know" is based on the testimony of others, rather than firsthand experience or observation.
For example: Most of us have never seen Antarctica. But we know it exists b/c we trust in the knowledge & testimony of others. This is true about nearly all of our collective knowledge.
Conspiracy theories ask you to discard this trust.
Functioning societies depend on shared, socially-mediated sources of knowledge. It's the glue that holds societies together. Conspiracy theories ask us to give up more & more of our trust in each other, and in our knowledge-generating mechanisms.
Conspiracy theories come at a cost.
They ask us to give up on our trust in knowledge, in knowledge-producing institutions, and in each other.
And so ultimately, they ask us to give up on the fabric of society altogether.
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Who wrote that? I need a link.
Whoever wrote it is pretty smart.
That sounds like a conspiracy theory, about conspiracy theories to throw you off the truth behind conspiracy theories !!GOOD POINTS? SHARED!
Conspiracy theories are dangerous for many reasons. Among other things, they provide a way to reduce mental distress by changing our perception of a problem without actually doing anything to solve the problem. They're the mental equivalent of a pacifier.
Spreading conspiracy theories about Trump using hidden codes to signal that he's closing in on a secret plan to break up child trafficking rings isn't just absurd — it's harmful. It lulls people into complacency & lets them feel like they're helping when they're doing nothing.
Conspiracy theories also lead to a dangerous cycle of scapegoating because the regressive logic of conspiratorial thinking can only be maintained by implicating an ever-expanding group of "conspirators" involved in the conspiracy and/or the "cover-up".
Conspiracy theories are appealing b/c they claim to provide explanations for otherwise inexplicable or uncontrollable events. But this comes at a cost. Maintaining the belief leads to 'crippled epistemology' — a rigid style of thinking that rejects disconfirming information.
Conspiracy theories serve a palliative function by allowing people to attribute external events/circumstances to some person or group, which produces a sense of control over one’s environment (b/c the risk is less random when it’s attributed to a powerful, nefarious actor).
Social motives also drive people to believe in conspiracy theories. They allow people to maintain a positive image of the self & social group by formulating their own understanding of reality. This also comes at a price. It turns the "outgroup" into an enemy.
That's where scapegoating comes in. Instead of looking for real answers to problems, people who are invested in conspiracy theories identify "enemies" and blame the problem on them. Ultimately, inflicting punishment on these "enemies" becomes the goal.
And that in turn, allows people to feel like they're solving something when in fact, all they're doing is putting a bandaid on their own mental distress. And because the bandaid stops the bleeding, people no longer feel that they need to take meaningful action.
For example: Believing in 4chan conspiracy theories about Trump secretly dismantling child trafficking rings lets people feel okay about doing nothing to end child trafficking. And it lets Trump supporters feel morally superior for "caring" about child trafficking.
(Research shows that collective narcissism and belief in conspiracy theories often go hand-in-hand. Hence the appeal of using a conspiracy theory to bolster feelings of group superiority.)
On a related note: This is also why it's harmful to believe in grand conspiracy theories about Trump's impeachment being imminent or certain. It's not. And believing that it is reduces the sense of urgency to vote & engage in other civic actions.
Society depends on trust in shared sources of knowledge. Much of what we "know" is based on the testimony of others, rather than firsthand experience or observation.
For example: Most of us have never seen Antarctica. But we know it exists b/c we trust in the knowledge & testimony of others. This is true about nearly all of our collective knowledge.
Conspiracy theories ask you to discard this trust.
Functioning societies depend on shared, socially-mediated sources of knowledge. It's the glue that holds societies together. Conspiracy theories ask us to give up more & more of our trust in each other, and in our knowledge-generating mechanisms.
Conspiracy theories come at a cost.
They ask us to give up on our trust in knowledge, in knowledge-producing institutions, and in each other.
And so ultimately, they ask us to give up on the fabric of society altogether.
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There’s no link...
Go on Twitter #feminist @shareblue @RVAwonk
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Ah, a feminist. Caroline O.
https://twitter.com/rvawonk
It's too bad 4chan and "The Storm" are making Trump supporters look like fucking nut cases.
When feminists have a valid point, you know something is rotten.
Ah, a feminist. Caroline O.
https://twitter.com/rvawonk
It's too bad 4chan and "The Storm" are making Trump supporters look like fucking nut cases.
When feminists have a valid point, you know something is rotten.
AMEN!
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️ BAM Sure is a lot of words to justify why an honest examination and discussion of facts behind events must be suppressed lest the GOYIM come to a singular inescapable and inconvenient conclusion. After all they might actually unite the country to fight the real enemy if they were actually allowed to view the facts.GOOD POINTS? SHARED!
Conspiracy theories are dangerous for many reasons. Among other things, they provide a way to reduce mental distress by changing our perception of a problem without actually doing anything to solve the problem. They're the mental equivalent of a pacifier.
Spreading conspiracy theories about Trump using hidden codes to signal that he's closing in on a secret plan to break up child trafficking rings isn't just absurd — it's harmful. It lulls people into complacency & lets them feel like they're helping when they're doing nothing.
Conspiracy theories also lead to a dangerous cycle of scapegoating because the regressive logic of conspiratorial thinking can only be maintained by implicating an ever-expanding group of "conspirators" involved in the conspiracy and/or the "cover-up".
Conspiracy theories are appealing b/c they claim to provide explanations for otherwise inexplicable or uncontrollable events. But this comes at a cost. Maintaining the belief leads to 'crippled epistemology' — a rigid style of thinking that rejects disconfirming information.
Conspiracy theories serve a palliative function by allowing people to attribute external events/circumstances to some person or group, which produces a sense of control over one’s environment (b/c the risk is less random when it’s attributed to a powerful, nefarious actor).
Social motives also drive people to believe in conspiracy theories. They allow people to maintain a positive image of the self & social group by formulating their own understanding of reality. This also comes at a price. It turns the "outgroup" into an enemy.
That's where scapegoating comes in. Instead of looking for real answers to problems, people who are invested in conspiracy theories identify "enemies" and blame the problem on them. Ultimately, inflicting punishment on these "enemies" becomes the goal.
And that in turn, allows people to feel like they're solving something when in fact, all they're doing is putting a bandaid on their own mental distress. And because the bandaid stops the bleeding, people no longer feel that they need to take meaningful action.
For example: Believing in 4chan conspiracy theories about Trump secretly dismantling child trafficking rings lets people feel okay about doing nothing to end child trafficking. And it lets Trump supporters feel morally superior for "caring" about child trafficking.
(Research shows that collective narcissism and belief in conspiracy theories often go hand-in-hand. Hence the appeal of using a conspiracy theory to bolster feelings of group superiority.)
On a related note: This is also why it's harmful to believe in grand conspiracy theories about Trump's impeachment being imminent or certain. It's not. And believing that it is reduces the sense of urgency to vote & engage in other civic actions.
Society depends on trust in shared sources of knowledge. Much of what we "know" is based on the testimony of others, rather than firsthand experience or observation.
For example: Most of us have never seen Antarctica. But we know it exists b/c we trust in the knowledge & testimony of others. This is true about nearly all of our collective knowledge.
Conspiracy theories ask you to discard this trust.
Functioning societies depend on shared, socially-mediated sources of knowledge. It's the glue that holds societies together. Conspiracy theories ask us to give up more & more of our trust in each other, and in our knowledge-generating mechanisms.
Conspiracy theories come at a cost.
They ask us to give up on our trust in knowledge, in knowledge-producing institutions, and in each other.
And so ultimately, they ask us to give up on the fabric of society altogether.
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Since when does one have to demonstrate "need" in order to exercise a right?
Nah men... i don’t like guns and I hate guns... assault weapons are not suppose to be in regular peoples hand... that’s common sense thinking....
I know that conversation will never ends, but use common sense if you have one, or ask your kids or grandchildren, they are the future not us!
Stop being selfish!
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Who gives a fuck about London!
You said it before the U.K. is a Muslim country... shut the hell up!
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Mexico is doing very little, if not NOTHING, at stopping people from flowing into Mexico through their Southern Border, and then into the U.S. They laugh at our dumb immigration laws. They must stop the big drug and people flows, or I will stop their cash cow, NAFTA. NEED WALL!
IDIOT!
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IDIOT!
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Very racist ej for shame !Who gives a fuck about London!
You said it before the U.K. is a Muslim country... shut the hell up!
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What is a assault weapon EJ what is it you hate so ?Nah men... i don’t like guns and I hate guns... assault weapons are not suppose to be in regular peoples hand... that’s common sense thinking....
I know that conversation will never ends, but use common sense if you have one, or ask your kids or grandchildren, they are the future not us!
Stop being selfish!
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So many bad Governors out there.
Scott Walker tried to avoid special elections.
Greg Abbott begged Texans to stockpile guns.
Paul LePage is a lunatic.
Yet President idiot focuses on Jerry Brown, who has turned a $27B deficit into a $6B surplus, dropped crime and led on clean energy.
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Scott Walker tried to avoid special elections.
Greg Abbott begged Texans to stockpile guns.
Paul LePage is a lunatic.
Yet President idiot focuses on Jerry Brown, who has turned a $27B deficit into a $6B surplus, dropped crime and led on clean energy.
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I understand how that might seem reasonable to a non gun owner but the truth of the matter is it's a very slippery slope. A AR15 is nothing more than a rifle, a military 'styled' rifle. The anti-gunners have made 'assault' style rifles out to be some kind of demonic weapon capable of inflicting injury just by it's mere presence. If they get their way they will want to ban any rifle capable of firing more than one round without reloading and that encompasses a whole lot more than just the AR15. They wouldn't stop there either, that would just be the beginning.
Guess what they will want banned next when another shooter uses a handgun or a shotgun ...
It’s all bullshit man, I don’t like any kind of guns period, I have nothing against gun owners this just my personal opinion!
Happy Easter!
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It’s all bullshit man, I don’t like any kind of guns period, I have nothing against gun owners this just my personal opinion!
Happy Easter!
I understand, I have friends that share your opinion ... I still like them regardless but I do sometimes suspect their judgement.
Thank You and Happy Easter to you too!
I never said it . Not the point anyway , no guns more stabbing! How do you explain your gun problem now ?You said that bro... I didn’t! Go read back
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You said that to Cromwell
Don’t lie!
They don’t have gun problem they have immigrants problem... you know that!
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Jerry Brown is a criminal tax thief. Geez ej, you have totally lost it...
So do we ! Take away guns take away knives crazy people will kill with rocks then . The point is its not the tool its who is using it ! Go ask your kids!You said that to Cromwell
Don’t lie!
They don’t have gun problem they have immigrants problem... you know that!
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Governor Moonbeam , the streets are full of human waste and homeless yea he did a great job !
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Ha Ha !I still believe in people’s kindness....
Go ask your mom!
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Ask your wife!
Your a good guy, but your sheep mentality is clouding ur fuck up reality!
FUCK PEOPLE
I LOVE MY GUNS!
Sad!
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OMG ej,
OMG. Take away our shoe laces and belts before we start strangling each other. No more canned corn either. Everything can be used as a weapon. It all depends on each individual's likelihood and ability to do it.
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