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It's literally the 'you get the most flak when you're over the target'. McDonald's is now deep state enemy.
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"Erm technically it's civil court and not criminal court so that means it's alright to lose all your money" shut the fuck up you blackest gorilla nigger I bet your mother and father eat leaves off the ground when you are not looking.
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I never used 2000 but I think people are confusing 2K and ME, with ME probably being the worst ever released
Were they shooting plates at close range? I've seen retards pull that off before, shooting AR15s on the pistol range and catching a fragment
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I swear to god I hear the old outlook notification sound at Wal-Mart and Im not sure if their PA systems are all literally hooked up to an old computer receiving emails or if it's some fucked up internal notification system/Pavlovian employee mind control
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Some DelVal [Pennsylvania] Voters Get Threatening Anti-Trump Letter
As Halloween approaches, some Trump supporters in the Philly suburbs have been getting tricks rather than treats in their mailboxes: threatening letters telling them not to vote for the former president.
“We are writing with a concern about the level of political violence in the country during this election year as well as the threats to our democracy and freedoms,” the letters read.
“Your candidate is a felon, rapist, desecrator, an immoral flawed man. He is the major reason violence us [sic]. By supporting him, you are declaring your public support for a disregard for the law, civil discourse, and unity. You are indicating your hatred for minorities, immigrants, foreigners, women, education [and] Taylor Swift.
“We know where you live,” the letter continues. “You are in the database. In the dead of a cold winter’s night, this year or next and beyond, there is no knowing what may happen. Your property, your family may be impacted, your cat may get shot. And more.
“Your vote for this guy is seen as treading on my rights,” the letter said. “You tread on me at your peril, mother***er. We look forward to visiting in the future.”
It’s signed: “Patriotic citizen and a true American.”
Thus far, people in Delaware, Chester and Montgomery Counties have received copies of the letter. A spokesman for the Trump campaign said some people in the Pittsburgh area have gotten letters, also.
Linda Kerns, an election integrity lawyer for the Republican National Committee, is handling complaints about the letter. She urges anyone who receives a threatening letter to contact protectthevote.com. That organization is keeping track of the letters.
If someone gets this letter, they should save it in a Ziplock bag to preserve it as evidence and contact their local police department, she said. If the letter came through the mail, they should contact the post office. Kerns was not certain if the nasty missive was sent to people with Trump signs in their yards, registered Republicans, or just randomly.
Whoever is sending the letters could be in big trouble.
Under Pennsylvania law, anyone who threatens or intimidates voters could be changed with a felony and face a $15,000 fine, up to seven years in prison, or both. Federal charges could also be brought, Kerns said.
“The political system in our great country contemplates robust and rigorous debate of ideas,” said Kerns. “Our First Amendment protects that precious freedom. Intimidation, threats, force, or violence towards voters has no place in our democracy.”
“We are cooperating with federal, state, and local authorities in their investigations and, hopefully, prosecutions of anyone who so blatantly and wrongfully interferes in our elections.”
Kerns said they’re contacting the U.S. Attorney’s Office about the letters.
“We’re taking this very seriously,” she said.
“We are writing with a concern about the level of political violence in the country during this election year as well as the threats to our democracy and freedoms,” the letters read.
“Your candidate is a felon, rapist, desecrator, an immoral flawed man. He is the major reason violence us [sic]. By supporting him, you are declaring your public support for a disregard for the law, civil discourse, and unity. You are indicating your hatred for minorities, immigrants, foreigners, women, education [and] Taylor Swift.
“We know where you live,” the letter continues. “You are in the database. In the dead of a cold winter’s night, this year or next and beyond, there is no knowing what may happen. Your property, your family may be impacted, your cat may get shot. And more.
“Your vote for this guy is seen as treading on my rights,” the letter said. “You tread on me at your peril, mother***er. We look forward to visiting in the future.”
It’s signed: “Patriotic citizen and a true American.”
Thus far, people in Delaware, Chester and Montgomery Counties have received copies of the letter. A spokesman for the Trump campaign said some people in the Pittsburgh area have gotten letters, also.
Linda Kerns, an election integrity lawyer for the Republican National Committee, is handling complaints about the letter. She urges anyone who receives a threatening letter to contact protectthevote.com. That organization is keeping track of the letters.
If someone gets this letter, they should save it in a Ziplock bag to preserve it as evidence and contact their local police department, she said. If the letter came through the mail, they should contact the post office. Kerns was not certain if the nasty missive was sent to people with Trump signs in their yards, registered Republicans, or just randomly.
Whoever is sending the letters could be in big trouble.
Under Pennsylvania law, anyone who threatens or intimidates voters could be changed with a felony and face a $15,000 fine, up to seven years in prison, or both. Federal charges could also be brought, Kerns said.
“The political system in our great country contemplates robust and rigorous debate of ideas,” said Kerns. “Our First Amendment protects that precious freedom. Intimidation, threats, force, or violence towards voters has no place in our democracy.”
“We are cooperating with federal, state, and local authorities in their investigations and, hopefully, prosecutions of anyone who so blatantly and wrongfully interferes in our elections.”
Kerns said they’re contacting the U.S. Attorney’s Office about the letters.
“We’re taking this very seriously,” she said.
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I think it would be funny if Kamala got in just to watch the next white women candidates absolutely seethe and say "you go girl/has queen" and all of the backhanded compliments they usually say. You know when they campaign they would be trying to say "It's time for the first-" and they'd have to stop there because they'd risk going mask off
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lol moar gun safety, amirite?
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The difference between Kamala and a tired, old, worn out Obama is night and day. Kamala could never do this, and not fall flat on her face. Obama is in the middle of a desperate rear-guard action, trying to prevent a down ballot slaughter, and Kamala is MIA. Look at him! This man is taking years off his life for nothing!
Nothing makes me more optimistic for this election than this image right here. A tired Obama doing whatever he desperately can, campaigning like its O8. Just so the Trump blow out isn't another 84 curbstomp. We've got the deep state on the run. Hope and change, boys, hope and change!
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So a 100% chance whoever they find related to this receives a lower sentence than the dude who shit posted about voting by text.
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"WE are writing this letter" - who is "we"??
This reeks of Fed, especially with that Gadsden snake on the bottom right.
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Genocide? No need. Beyond just being culturally engineered into ethnically cleansing themselves via not having children, Canadians are killing Canadians faster than anyone else can. Look into their MAID program. They literally set up government assisted suicide programs that specifically target white Canadians, the poor, and those who would be too annoying for their shitty universal healthcare to treat.
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The Roman Republic lasted for nearly 500 years, and we all know how that ended.
I've heard it often said that Vista was really just ahead of its time - aside from some fairly small but significant annoyances - since it seems to run nicely on modern hardware once compatibility issues are taken care of.
When I think about that, however, it doesn't really seem to say much. 50 different Electron programs would run like a breeze on a skyscraper-sized logic engine from the Dark Age of Technology, until the Chaos daemons start getting into it and having a little fun of their own. I could just be retarded, though, in the way that only someone who knows a little bit about many things could be.
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it's not that complicated:
one group has cats and has sex.
the other has cats because they don't.
vista was a bit bloated before the first service pack, and worse was sold on too weak hardware. also changed some things where device manufacturers had to comply, and some where just to lazy or didn't give a fuck, leading to all kinds of issues when it first launched.
but you only got to make one first impression, so they abandoned the name and repackaged it as windows 7, the rest is history...
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My current worry is that this election news is starting to feel a lot like 2016 and not in a good way.
Remember how all we heard is that Hillary could not lose, that Hillary was an unstoppable juggernaut, that all the polls show a clear path to victory...ect ect
Now that I'm hearing the same things being said about Trump I'm feeling a sick sense in the pit of my stomach.
Murphy's Law says the universe will do it best to fuck with you when you least expect it.
Remember how all we heard is that Hillary could not lose, that Hillary was an unstoppable juggernaut, that all the polls show a clear path to victory...ect ect
Now that I'm hearing the same things being said about Trump I'm feeling a sick sense in the pit of my stomach.
Murphy's Law says the universe will do it best to fuck with you when you least expect it.
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Yeah, I'm anti-doom faction, but some of these fuckers are outright jinxing us! Knock on wood, you retards!
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Vista had a bit of bluescreen driver issues, but the UAC on it really was a drag. And it didn't have 7's defender stuff down either.
And...
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Love being an American. Every four years the rest of the world has to watch for months while we decide how fucked they are. The outcome is always close to 50-50 until election night, and sometimes even later. I hope Trump wins and deports until our demographics look like 1940.
Anyone know why the popular vote is always so close? Last person to win over 55% of the popular vote was Reagan '84. I refuse to believe the parties each represent the interests of half the population. Do most people just not think and vote like their parents?
Anyone know why the popular vote is always so close? Last person to win over 55% of the popular vote was Reagan '84. I refuse to believe the parties each represent the interests of half the population. Do most people just not think and vote like their parents?
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Look at every nation today, and try and find how many in their current incarnation/form of government are even close to 500 years old.
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