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Clownshack,
You absolutely suck at trolling. You are truly horrible at it. Dial it back, just a bit.
"It's funny that ballwasher thinks he'd be this concerned if it was Biden that had been shot at.
He'd be posting the stuff Clown is posting and Clown would be posting what ballwasher is posting.
#134 | POSTED BY JPW AT 2024-07-27 12:06 AM | REPLY | FLAG:"
Oh, piss off with your straw man. Ballistics is not an area of expertise for me. I wouldn't embrace some stupid conspiracy as a result ESPECIALLY given that the assassination attempt was real, happened in front of cameras.
You are projecting at this point.
You think because you are a hack that everyone you disagree with are hacks too.