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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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mandatorylurk
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FAG ALERT!
This is what the totally not astroturfed Kamabla Korps are reduced to.
This is what the totally not astroturfed Kamabla Korps are reduced to.
MrJokerRager
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Isn't this littering at a private business?
And Home Depot of all places, why not Lowe's.
At least its more cleaner and welcoming compared to Depot's vibe being "fuck you nigger, you don't deserve sunshine".
CraicRock28
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>”DONALD TRUMP WANTS TO BAN PORN (LITERALLY)”
I fucking wish. They always make him seem more based than he actually is.
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It's droplifting.
A mark of true bottom of the barrel desperation, or burgeoning schizophrenia, or both.
No One of Note
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If Trump was going to lose and they were going to rig it, then they wouldn't have tried to assassinate him. Twice.
Total Doomer Death.
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Alex Jones? Also Johnny Rotten.
So I guess it's not all bad...
If you had direct democracy cultural marxism would be voted into oblivion. Leftards HATE democracy, despite telling you how much they love it and how much Trump is a threat to it. Just look at their response to the Brexit referendum in the UK or the Crimea & Donetsk etc referendums in Ukraine? (I mean the non-Ukrainian/Russian leftards response, as many Ukrainian/Russian leftards who are literal communists, especially the old ones, in those countries are happy with the results because of their nostalgia for the USSR.) Or The Acolyte being cancelled, which is sort of televisual democracy. It didn't just get low ratings they lost the vast majority of Star Wars fans viewers of Disney+, so like losing an election in a massive landslide to real Star Wars fans. Fans voted with their eyeballs. Since the end of season 3 of The Mandalorian Disney Star Wars shows' viewership has plummeted over 72%. The Acolyte's finale had just over half the viewership of even Ahsoka's finale which was a disappointment as it had less than half the viewership of The Mandalorian season 3's finale. These are just the USA's viewing figures, Disney Star Wars shows are in red on the 2nd graph with The Acolyte on the (ironically) far-right:
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You mean to tell me Velma got a second season?
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Technically they ordered 20 episodes in the initial contract and split into two "seasons" before they learned that the poop caste is kept in its place for a reason.
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Her.
We have proof of that or was AR just another creepy troon?
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1st hearing today was for ghost guns & second court got the DOJ suggestion for antitrust remedy
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https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.223205/gov.uscourts.dcd.223205.1052.0_1.pdf
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Yes, unfortunately. AR is an honest to God woman, there were pictures in the woman-hate thread, but I warn you, you can't unsee those cutting scars.
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I see the surgeon general Street Shitter MD is pro "Safe Gun Storage Laws":
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U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy listens during a hearing with the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions committee at the Dirksen Senate Office Building on June 8, 2023, in Washington, D.C..© Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images North America/TNS
In his June 25 advisory, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy called firearm violence a public health crisis, noting that it is now the leading cause of death among U.S. children.
For me, this is personal.
My son, Kenzo, was 15 when he was shot and killed by a friend whose home he was visiting. To impress Kenzo, the friend had quietly gone and gotten the semiautomatic handgun his father kept unlocked next to his bed “for protection.”
The boy thought he’d unloaded it when he removed the magazine. He brought it back into the room where Kenzo was and pulled the trigger, expecting only a click. The round still hidden in the chamber killed Kenzo. My son may well be alive today if his friend’s father had locked his gun away.
When my wife and I sued Beretta USA for distributing a gun that lacked crucial safety features, one of our expert witnesses, Stanford professor of psychiatry Dr. Hans Steiner, testified that adolescent boys are very attracted to objects of power, such as cars and guns. Their muscle mass is doubling; their testosterone levels are increasing three-fold; their additional competencies are like new toys they are testing. They rely on their peer group, and if it rejects them, there can be trouble. Many of them don’t yet have good judgment.
Leaving guns accessible to young people just perpetuates the public health crisis we now find ourselves in. Since 1999, the year of the Columbine High School shooting, 383,000 students have experienced gun violence at school in the United States.
The Giffords Law Center reports that “up to 90% of guns used by minors in suicides, unintentional shootings and school shootings are found in the child’s home or the home of a relative.” Every day, eight children and teens are unintentionally injured or killed because of misuse of an unsecured gun in the home, according to Brady United Against Gun Violence and its End Family Fire program.
But we can prevent many of these gun deaths and injuries with safe gun storage. That was the conclusion of a case control study led by Dr. David Grossman of the Group Health Cooperative in Seattle. Households where guns are locked up, unloaded and stored separately from ammunition which is kept locked have lower rates of unintentional and self-inflicted gun injuries among children and adolescents than gun owning households that do not follow these safeguards, all of which have a protective effect.
So far, it’s been up to states to pass child access prevention laws or safe storage laws. Currently 26 states have done so, according to Giffords. But more states need to take action.
I understand that some people don’t like laws requiring the safe storage of guns because such laws impinge on their freedom to do as they like in their own homes. I’m all for freedom, too, except when someone’s supposed “freedom” endangers the lives of others.
When our founding fathers wrote the Constitution, they were strongly influenced by philosophers like John Locke, who understood the need for a balance between freedom and the temptations of excessive passion and power. The compromise was a social contract in which some natural liberty is surrendered subject to mutual consent. The safety and security of the people is an emphasis of the Constitution right from its very first sentence.
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Remember our founder fathers knew when it was really important to give up their only defense against tyranny!!!
These fuck nuts lose one battle and find an end around.
They are lunatics who want the boot.
Who decides what is safe? Maybe we should keep our guns with the sheriff!
Article | Archive
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy listens during a hearing with the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions committee at the Dirksen Senate Office Building on June 8, 2023, in Washington, D.C..© Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images North America/TNS
In his June 25 advisory, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy called firearm violence a public health crisis, noting that it is now the leading cause of death among U.S. children.
For me, this is personal.
My son, Kenzo, was 15 when he was shot and killed by a friend whose home he was visiting. To impress Kenzo, the friend had quietly gone and gotten the semiautomatic handgun his father kept unlocked next to his bed “for protection.”
The boy thought he’d unloaded it when he removed the magazine. He brought it back into the room where Kenzo was and pulled the trigger, expecting only a click. The round still hidden in the chamber killed Kenzo. My son may well be alive today if his friend’s father had locked his gun away.
When my wife and I sued Beretta USA for distributing a gun that lacked crucial safety features, one of our expert witnesses, Stanford professor of psychiatry Dr. Hans Steiner, testified that adolescent boys are very attracted to objects of power, such as cars and guns. Their muscle mass is doubling; their testosterone levels are increasing three-fold; their additional competencies are like new toys they are testing. They rely on their peer group, and if it rejects them, there can be trouble. Many of them don’t yet have good judgment.
Leaving guns accessible to young people just perpetuates the public health crisis we now find ourselves in. Since 1999, the year of the Columbine High School shooting, 383,000 students have experienced gun violence at school in the United States.
The Giffords Law Center reports that “up to 90% of guns used by minors in suicides, unintentional shootings and school shootings are found in the child’s home or the home of a relative.” Every day, eight children and teens are unintentionally injured or killed because of misuse of an unsecured gun in the home, according to Brady United Against Gun Violence and its End Family Fire program.
But we can prevent many of these gun deaths and injuries with safe gun storage. That was the conclusion of a case control study led by Dr. David Grossman of the Group Health Cooperative in Seattle. Households where guns are locked up, unloaded and stored separately from ammunition which is kept locked have lower rates of unintentional and self-inflicted gun injuries among children and adolescents than gun owning households that do not follow these safeguards, all of which have a protective effect.
So far, it’s been up to states to pass child access prevention laws or safe storage laws. Currently 26 states have done so, according to Giffords. But more states need to take action.
I understand that some people don’t like laws requiring the safe storage of guns because such laws impinge on their freedom to do as they like in their own homes. I’m all for freedom, too, except when someone’s supposed “freedom” endangers the lives of others.
When our founding fathers wrote the Constitution, they were strongly influenced by philosophers like John Locke, who understood the need for a balance between freedom and the temptations of excessive passion and power. The compromise was a social contract in which some natural liberty is surrendered subject to mutual consent. The safety and security of the people is an emphasis of the Constitution right from its very first sentence.
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Remember our founder fathers knew when it was really important to give up their only defense against tyranny!!!
These fuck nuts lose one battle and find an end around.
They are lunatics who want the boot.
Who decides what is safe? Maybe we should keep our guns with the sheriff!
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It was signed up for one before any episodes of the first season were aired. And contractually they had to release it.
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Come on, now you have to link them.
Amelia Troonheart
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It's like the surge in energy you see in something that's about to croak.
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I think this is a "let sleeping dogs lie" situation.
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Here's how they'll do it:
They'll order the poll watchers to leave. The poll watchers will leave because the alternative is a fist fight with some fat nigger. A judge will refuse to intervene. Then they'll bring in sacks of votes, rescan ballots multiple time, stuff the ballot boxes with hastily filled-in cards, etc, until they have enough.
Hyper-aware people will be chatting about it on social media and be super mad. Really super mad. The memes will be ultra spicy.
I hope I'm wrong. But the last time showed them there aren't any consequences for cheating.
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"Hurricanes! They're eating the cats, they're eating the dogs. They're eating the babies of the people who live there!"
He actually said he's not currently heterosexual and doesn't know what his sexuality is due to being a virgin and won't know until he has sex.
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People can search the thread for them if they want, I'm trying to save your eyes. Although I'm sure if you asked for them in the thread one of the regulars probably has them.
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