Only in America

[pErvinalia]

I didn't say he hasn't trolled.

Posting that the Dems want open borders (even if it is repeated) isn't trolling.

That's not the entirety of his postings.

[Hermit]

I didn't say he hasn't trolled.

Posting that the Dems want open borders (even if it is repeated) isn't trolling.

That's not the entirety of his postings.

You said it, bro. He trolled in other posts besides those.

[Tero]

State Rep. Candice Keller, R-Middletown, said in a post to her Facebook page that blame for the Dayton shootings should be placed on the breakdown of the traditional family, gay marriage, violent video games, professional athletes who protest the American flag, recreational marijuana and “snowflakes, who can’t accept a duly-elected President.”

[pErvinalia]

I didn't say he hasn't trolled.

Posting that the Dems want open borders (even if it is repeated) isn't trolling.

That's not the entirety of his postings.

You said it, bro. He trolled in other posts besides those.

You seem intent on missing the point. Which is, again, that he hasn't trolled much since returning from his last suspension such as to warrant a further suspension. But probably fitting that Scot Dutchy supports your position.

[Hermit]

I didn't say he hasn't trolled.

Posting that the Dems want open borders (even if it is repeated) isn't trolling.

That's not the entirety of his postings.

You said it, bro. He trolled in other posts besides those.

You seem intent on missing the point. Which is, again, that he hasn't trolled much since returning from his last suspension such as to warrant a further suspension.

It's not a point. It's your opinion, which differs from mine - and those of the moderators - but I am not about to hold my breath waiting for you to realise that yours is wrong.

And just another reminder of what you said to Daggles three weeks ago:

Dude, you troll everyone. What do you expect the outcome to be?

[pErvinalia]

That's not the entirety of his postings.

You said it, bro. He trolled in other posts besides those.

You seem intent on missing the point. Which is, again, that he hasn't trolled much since returning from his last suspension such as to warrant a further suspension.

It's not a point. It's your opinion,

Which doesn't preclude it from being a "point". I know you have the dictionary on speed dial, so go look it up.

which differs from mine - and those of the moderators -

That's kind of the point. When Scot Dutchy supports you, you should question whether you are onto the right idea. I think we need some fresh blood in the mod department, so falling back on "the mods agree" is, again, missing the point.

[pErvinalia]

And just another reminder of what you said to Daggles three weeks ago:

Dude, you troll everyone. What do you expect the outcome to be?

Do I need to explain the point to you again?

[Hermit]

[laklak]

....the warning on a disposable cigarette lighter says "do not use near face", and the laundry detergent says "do NOT eat".


'Murika. Fuk YEA!

[Scot Dutchy]

When driving as a passenger in an American car (yep some people do buy them) once I noticed a warning notice on a rear mirror: "WARNING. What you see in this mirror may not be a true representation".

[JimC]

[JimC]

An interesting article about guns and America: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-08-05/ ... k/11383084

...Experience shows some people will attempt to profit from gun buybacks by submitting inexpensive or broken firearms worth less than the cash incentive offered through the buyback...

In our gun buy-back back in '96, I handed in 3 second-hand guns I had bought, and made about $50 profit...

[rainbow]

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[Seabass]

Ohio politician blames mass shootings on 'drag queen advocates', Obama, open borders
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/pol ... 919638001/

Keller, in the post, placed the blame for mass shootings on "the breakdown of the traditional American family(thank you, transgender, homosexual marriage, and drag queen advocates); fatherlessness, a subject no one discusses or believes is relevant; the ignoring of violent video games; the relaxing of laws against criminals(open borders); the acceptance of recreational marijuana; failed school policies(hello, parents who defend misbehaving students): disrespect to law enforcement(thank you, Obama)."

The post went on to blame others, including the Democrats in Congress, and other lawmakers who don't value the Second Amendment.

In a 'Fox & Friends' segment, Texas' Lieutenant Governor suggested violent video games and a lack of prayer in schools could be factors in the El Paso mass shooting
https://www.businessinsider.com/texas-l ... ing-2019-8

Lt. Gov. Reacts to Mass Shooting By Telling Antifa to 'Stay out of Texas'
https://splinternews.com/lt-gov-reacts- ... 1836942497

(yes, of course they're Republicans...)

[Tero]

CNN
America suffered hundreds of mass killings before Trump became president. That is the result of out-of-control access to deadly weapons. We know that because other countries have the internet, video games, mental illness and other factors that the NRA and its supporters frequently cite to explain the killings. But only the US has this arsenal of guns and this many gun deaths. (And a Congress refusing to act, as people die.)