Quote (theCrossbones @ Jan 28 2020 12:17am)

Triggered.. You should just put Alex Jones back on at least the shit was funny with sex farms on dark side of the moon etc.
LOL

Quote (Thor123422 @ Jan 28 2020 12:13am)

So you see CNN as fake news and think that Tim Pool is credible?

You might just give Ghot a run for his money on dumbest regular

Quote (LA-Leviathan @ Jan 27 2020 09:20pm)

The only thing that is funny is your excuse for a life. LOL.

Quote (theCrossbones @ Jan 28 2020 12:27am)

oooh was that your sit down best attempt at an insult.. how long 10 minutes????
re think it try again.
Triggered

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Detectives said George Harold Kemp Jr. and at least two other witnesses drove to the Lakemont subdivision on Thursday night to confront 17-year-old Brandon Lacour over a personal matter.
Kemp called Lacour and challenged him to a fight in the 7500 block of Rosepath Lane, police said.
Detectives said Lacour showed up with several other people, one of whom was armed.
During the confrontation, witnesses told deputies that Lacour ordered the armed suspect to shoot Kemp.
Kemp was shot and killed.
Detectives said that they later spotted Lacour's vehicle on Lakemont Drive, arrested him and charged him with murder.

Quote (Goomshill @ 1 Feb 2020 21:44)

Bloomberg released his superbowl ad he's paying for as part of his campaign, an anti-second amendment ad (despite previous pro-2A ads being rejected in other years)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Yp0yN8UxVg

The whole presentation of the story in the ad is his mother narrating "On a friday morning, George was shot. George didn't survive".

The actual story behind the shooting;
https://www.click2houston.com/news/2013/09/27/detectives-search-for-second-suspect-in-deadly-shooting/



Were guns the real issue in this story?

Quote (fender @ Feb 4 2020 05:09pm)

great. now do the one where the trump campaign bought a superbowl ad (despite right wingers repeatedly claiming hand-egg is not the place for politics) in which they dishonestly suggest that emperor bonespur pardoning a non violent drug offender (which, just to be clear, was the RIGHT thing to do ofc - thanks, kim kardashian, i guess) had something to do with criminal justice reform - all while his DoJ is fighting the criminal justice reform he's touting tooth and nail. don't you think that's incredibly shady and misleading?