"How long before we start seeing this idiocy here?"
Ever see footage of a Donnie Fail rally? #4 | Posted by LegallyYourDead

[Chuckles in Herman Cain]

Without a profit motive, I guess I have no reason to share my dog-poop and bleach cocktail that cures Trumpers of the fake virus.

Hope they don't try to rip me off by DIYing my secret recipe (1:1 ratio).

My bad, wasn't Thanksgiving. Happened on November 5th.

#84 | Posted by donnerboy

Carrying in a school isn't the same as carrying in a Walmart. And I don't know whether Walmart allows people to carry guns in their stores or not, but that's on Walmart to decide. Apparently in some states, some of these fools like to stand in front of schoolyards with an AR15 on their backs and it's legal to do so.

In any event, I would suggest against following people around regardless of whether anyone is armed. If they shoot you then don't be surprised if they walk after making up whatever story best suits their needs, like claiming that you were trying to grab their gun.

I mean, I'm not the one who came up with the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard for criminal convictions. And "not guilty" isn't the same as "innocent."

#64 Why because he's black and not kyle rittenhouse?[...]
Conservatives are so ------- open nowadays about trying to make themselves fascist super-citizens. #65 | Posted by IndianaJones

Not sure if you're calling me a conservative, but I don't think that I am. Although I'm not hyper-woke either so maybe I am conservative from your perspective.

In any event, defendants are given more leeway in trials than prosecutors. Kyle's criminal record shouldn't be used against him to prove his guilt, but defendants should be able to resort to pretty much anything to show that someone acted in a way that supports their defense. So if the victim happens to be someone who carries a gun to school, I would think that tends to show them to be someone who might also be aggressive or predisposed to violence.

The judge excluded the victim's criminal record from the trial (including bringing a gun to a school he had already graduated from).

Wondering if the defendants will prevail on appeal for that.

It really would only be decent for mega stores to gives all their employees the day off four times a year. #4 | Posted by Tor at 2021-11-23 07:11 PM

"Employees can take the entire year off if they want. Don't count on getting paid though. Am I not merciful!?!"
-Commodus Walmart

But what about those of us who do not give thanks?

This Target policy discriminates against ingrates!

I'm far from a vegetarian. That being said, boiling an animal alive is cruel. Especially when you consider that there are logistically and economically feasible alternatives.

All they need is one racist to get a hung jury.

I mean, how moronic must one be to think that animals can't feel some sort of pain as they're boiled alive?

Grateful!

Austria is at 66%, Germany at 70%, and Vermont is at 72% vaccinated. Seems very clear that that dead weight is dragging everyone else down.

Governor Florida Man

Say what you will, but he truly is a Man of His People.

Also, wondering whether he uses Shinola or Trump's turds to dye his hair.

I should probably feel bad about this but I don't. Sort of like when I didn't shed a tear when Trumpers offed themselves by refusing the vaccine.

I'll chalk it up as another one of my many moral failings.

They'll allow guns in every workplace but their own.

I mean, this sort of thing isn't unusual in marathons.

Also, these people are weird. Who really cares about setting a "personal best" to the point of crapping oneself?

Exercise because it's good for you. Pooping yourself to beat an old personal record by one minute? That's screaming OCD issues to me.

"He deserves it. Vets deserve it."[Boaz]
Grow up. #9 | Posted by snoofy

Personally, I'm just impressed that Boaz is flexible enough to do that to himself.

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Why are you politicizing this even more? #7 | Posted by rstybeach11

Because that's what Russian trolls do.

"Bob Ewell's name is based off of Robert E. Lee, who was best known for being a confederate general during the American Civil War."

Judge Schroeder: "How about a round of applause for Robert E. Lee!"

Wonder who will be the first Repub to suggest bringing back slavery to reduce labor costs. I'm gonna go with Guv. DethSentence.

Both guys illegally carrying firearms. I'm going to call it a draw. (rimshot)

Womp womp.