EPTOn May 25 2022 06:39 plasmidghost wrote:
May the names and the memories of all Texas GOP members be erased.
May the names and the memories of all Texas GOP members be erased.
Couldn't agree more.
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StasisField
United States1086 Posts
Couldn't agree more. | ||
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JimmiC
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
On May 25 2022 07:14 JimmiC wrote: Guns, Jesus and babies will solve this. It is a false flag by the deep state. Here comes the excuses. Like I said Biden does not matter, you could have a house cat as the opponent of a Rep right now and it comes down to whether you think everything awful is the deepstates fault or if maybe there is some actual issues to tackle. And yes the cat could tackle them better than Trump because the cat won't reverse what little exists. Edit: the Ted Cruz answer is more gunz! Damn all these other countries without gunz do not have this problem, but the USA which has the most gunz and the most shootings, I KNOW I KNOW what will fix it, MORE GUNZ!!! We are literally living in a police state that gets more fascist every day | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26224 Posts
Price of freedom huh? /s | ||
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StasisField
United States1086 Posts
On May 25 2022 07:58 WombaT wrote: Jesus fucking Christ, kids are the same age range as my wee one, just awful. Price of freedom huh? /s The price is fine to them as long as they aren't the ones paying | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26224 Posts
On May 25 2022 07:14 JimmiC wrote: Guns, Jesus and babies will solve this. It is a false flag by the deep state. Here comes the excuses. Like I said Biden does not matter, you could have a house cat as the opponent of a Rep right now and it comes down to whether you think everything awful is the deepstates fault or if maybe there is some actual issues to tackle. And yes the cat could tackle them better than Trump because the cat won't reverse what little exists. Edit: the Ted Cruz answer is more gunz! Damn all these other countries without gunz do not have this problem, but the USA which has the most gunz and the most shootings, I KNOW I KNOW what will fix it, MORE GUNZ!!! It’s almost like other countries exist that one could take a look at (see healthcare) We don’t need to know the details Ted, fuck up already. Maladjusted loner takes out a bunch of innocent lives to compensate for their self loathing, because they have tools that enable them to do this. Quel surprise | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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StasisField
United States1086 Posts
On May 25 2022 08:09 JimmiC wrote: They should probably get rid of speed limits, drivers licenses, rules on drinking and driving, safety rules at job sites, and a bunch of other rules. Who cares about all the other people impacted, people should be able to what they want. "It is my freedom that matters, let me do what I want the rest of you be damned" could be there new slogan. Funnily enough, there's a party in the US that already touts this exact shit. It's called the Libertarian Party. | ||
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Starlightsun
United States1405 Posts
On May 25 2022 06:39 plasmidghost wrote: And our government will say that we need more police, more guns, more armed teachers, everything to "protect" kids while letting them get murdered. May the names and the memories of all Texas GOP members be erased. I fully expect them to propose that we start arming all children in school in addition to the teachers. | ||
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NewSunshine
United States5938 Posts
On May 25 2022 09:11 Starlightsun wrote: I fully expect them to propose that we start arming all children in school in addition to the teachers. I'm sure those who are proponents of private school and banning books, and telling teachers what they can and can't teach, and how they can and can't teach it, have no problem with both students and teachers alike being preoccupied with the worry of being shot dead, while they're at it. The GOP knows an educated population that's able to employ critical thinking is their deathknell. | ||
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ZerOCoolSC2
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E: Total is now 20. 2 are in critical condition. | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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Husyelt
United States837 Posts
Alex Jones is still beating a similar drum. Can this guy be deleted from the internet yet | ||
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JimmiC
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NewSunshine
United States5938 Posts
Pretty sure "well-regulated militia" wasn't referring to killing schoolchildren and teachers. Right before Summer vacation too. Hearing someone say "thoughts and prayers" must feel like getting branded with an iron for all the families. | ||
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
The GOP is the party of death, misery, and suffering. Pro-life is a complete lie | ||
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Mohdoo
United States15725 Posts
All the parents who lost children today sent their kids to school without any reason to think this would happen, but it did. And while this is by no means a "common" occurrence, statistically speaking, it is hard to swallow the idea of living in the only place in the world where it *does* happen. Maybe its just that now that I'm raising a baby, these things hit harder, but there's no way this issue will be fixed by the time they're in school. Emotional comfort in family/friends isn't a good trade for my kid to have a statistically lower chance of being shot? The situation is complicated. I'm curious how other parents feel about this. Do you just say "yeah well car crashes happen to, so yolo", or is there a component of this that makes you wonder if this is too much? | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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NewSunshine
United States5938 Posts
Results all over the world have shown, repeatedly and successfully, that the main variable at play in the United States is the power of monied interests in politics, and the absolute greed and corruption held by our Right-wing extremist leaders, who value the right to own a gun more than the right to go about your life freely, and without fear. They can say whatever they want, but their actions will drown them out every time. Their silence is the story of every kid who got up and thought they were going to school, seeing their friends, complaining about homework, and getting ready for the life ahead of them, and had it all taken away. | ||
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
On May 25 2022 12:21 Mohdoo wrote: My wife and I are asking ourselves if it makes sense to send our kid to American schools when this problem just kind of doesn't exist anywhere else. The nature of my career basically makes me a multi-national and I could easily just buy a house somewhere else and have a great job. Am I a bad parent for staying in the US, where these things happen, when I could live somewhere else? Is it selfish to want to remain around family even though this risk is there? All the parents who lost children today sent their kids to school without any reason to think this would happen, but it did. And while this is by no means a "common" occurrence, statistically speaking, it is hard to swallow the idea of living in the only place in the world where it *does* happen. Maybe its just that now that I'm raising a baby, these things hit harder, but there's no way this issue will be fixed by the time they're in school. Emotional comfort in family/friends isn't a good trade for my kid to have a statistically lower chance of being shot? The situation is complicated. I'm curious how other parents feel about this. Do you just say "yeah well car crashes happen to, so yolo", or is there a component of this that makes you wonder if this is too much? Honestly think getting out of the US is your best bet. Belgium seems nice! | ||
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