Even that dump couldn't handle his level of edgelord.

Good. "I'd give citizens $500 per illegal crossing stopped with an AK47" is a direct call to violence. Joke or not, it's in violation of their TOU and the law.

Milo keeps hurting himself. He hasn't been relevant for years. He has his little "podcast show" that even his most dedicated fans mostly abandoned. It's mostly just him whining about random shit.

This time, he decided to stress test the guidelines of a place that was specifically willing to put up with him, and he crossed the line in a big way. Good on Parler.

This is tame

At one point he also said to hang gays. I dont remember the exact wording

Based as fuck

On Parler? According to an article I read detailing the ban, he'd messaged out something along the lines of "Who wants to go gay bashing with me tonight" which is clearly a joke, given he's gay.

Didn't see anything else that would legally qualify as incitement or anything other than poor taste. Not saying you're wrong, I don't know. I'm not on Parler (or any other social media) and I don't follow or care about Milo.

Ugh, I really hate it when conservative views are censored.

Ey man 500 bucks gets me a lot of ammo for killing more innocent people.

Ey bobb that post in the other thread is lookin pretty juicy now we not gonna infringe on peoples rights to buy murder weapons from again, a simple yes/no mental evaluation, but this is what they wanna do with those guns.

These are the people you defending. Again. And siding with. Again.

I like how you think shopping for ammo and guns is like the same as buying a box of crackers in a grocery store like a mental evaluation cant POSSIBLY be needed.

I said before I didnt care if guns exist or not now im walking back off of that some.

Milo isn't a US Citizen. Not sure what you're getting at here. If he's still here on Visa, it's entirely possible his Visa could be revoked over this.

And ammo is hard to get period right now, most places are sold out, and manufacturers are selling out faster than they can produce. Regardless, $500 won't buy nearly as much ammunition as you think.

Freedom comes with risks. If you are unwilling to accept those risks, you do not yourself deserve that freedom.

What freedom do you have though?
Its just a buzzword.

How many laws in the united states?
Online sources say that no one knows. The Internal Revenue Code alone, first codified in 1874, contains more than 3.4 million words and, if printed 60 lines to the page, is more than 7,500 pages long. There are about 20,000 laws just governing the use and ownership of guns.
New laws mean new crimes. From the start of 2000 through 2007, Congress had created at least 452 new crimes, so that at that time the total number of Federal crimes exceeded 4,450.

America has more laws than any other place on the planet, more people in prison than any first world country..
What the hell do you think freedom is?

This post was edited by Plaguefear on Feb 17 2021 10:48pm

Nothing you're saying is particularly arguable.

On the flipside, I do have the freedom to go purchase a .45 and plenty of ammunition, so if I'm attacked by a bear or wolf or mountain lion while hiking through the mountains, I can act to preserve my life. Likewise, if some crazy person busts into my home waving a machete at my wife, I can defend her life with a quick shotgun blast.

Further, should some other country attempt to invade, I can pull out whatever weapon I choose and go full retard on them in defense of my nation, without any need or requirement for government direction.

So, what freedom do I have? A fair amount, most days. How many ways are there to lose that freedom? More than I'm aware of. Our mishmash of Constitutional Law, statutory law, common law, federal/state/local laws and judgement precedent is insane. As you can imagine, I'm not a particular fan of our overly zealous legal code. Hence why a unified congress is rather nasty.

This post was edited by InsaneBobb on Feb 17 2021 10:58pm