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That's akin to saying that using your cupped hand and swinging your elbow up and down to make armpit farts at the dinner table is having poor manners: it's a simple throw away statement designed for easy approval. Of course assassinations are wrong but they are not all horrifying, and in this situation, not to all Americans. I will point out the obvious here: you stated "this" assassination probably not realizing what was unsaid.
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Sure there is, according to future victims, but only if as a price paid for the protection of god given rights that curtail other rights belonging to unbelievers.
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Thank you. Did you read this passage: "You will never live in a society when you have an armed citizenry and you won't have a single gun death. That is nonsense. It's drivel. But I am, I, I — I think it's worth it. I think it's worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights" He was a radical evangelical Christian who believed that killing to protect God given rights as he saw them was a fair trade. No mention of needing the second to defend against rape, lynchings, pedophilia, etc. And for school shootings his plan was more guns in schools. If you want to think he was the right man for the times have at it.
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The man himself stated publicly and on the record that some people being assassinated by firearms was a fair trade for second amendment gun rights that could be used to defend the will of God. While I continue to wish these gun deaths weren't a part of our daily life, the degree to which I am horrified by this assassination is a whole lot less than I am for the types of gun deaths he thought were the fair trade.
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Not if the expectation is penetrating their beliefs and seeding in a dose of reality, especially when they start with the old dark heart of fallen man horseshit. I do think there is value in in calling it out, however.
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Of course you are; no problem listening to any and all opinions when your mind is already made up. In your case it's even easier as your mind was made up for you.
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Nope, like all Christoterrorists it's about religion; politics by other means, if you will.
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The are reports that the speedboat full of narcoterrorists had actually turned around before being targeted. It's also being reported that the targeting wasn't particularly good. So it might be they were running away before Trump managed to shoot them in the back after a couple of misses.
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??? WTF, as usual. So no matter who shot the miserable prick it was because of left wing posters like we have on here?
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That's one of the most accurate things you've posted. I can say affirmatively that he wasn't among the best of us. Anyway, maybe you'll support Trump sending the National Guard, Marines, ICE, and the Green Beret's to Ruby Red Utah for some crime fighting. No?
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Yep, and here we may hopefully ask that Bill and Wendy cease encouraging a certain impenetrable.
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They don't proselytize.
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Oh, Hockey. I thought it was the NFL.
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I might revise that to we are at our current worst here, but ya'. Our current President is such a sleaze bag and his Republican enablers are such POS hypocrites that otherwise normal (for skydivers) people need to be sure that a discussion about juvenile or prepubescent breasts is sufficiently fine tuned to be definitionally accurate. I'm thinking we've shot right past living in interesting times.
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Now that's interesting. I didn't watch any games. What did you see?
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Probably matters not anywhere except replying to a Canadian, but did you notice how he drew the breasts a very juvenile size?
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Is that right? Being from Oregon I was unaware. Out of curiosity, how did you know?
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Make no mistake about it, it is Christianity that makes this national nightmare a reality. "President Donald Trump announced Monday that the Department of Education will soon release updated guidelines to safeguard “the right to prayer” in public schools. Speaking before the White House Religious Liberty Commission, Trump reaffirmed his strong religious convictions and criticized how he sees the separation of church and state as being used to marginalize devout students. He declared, “To have a great nation, you have to have religion,” adding, “I believe that so strongly.” During the ceremony, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner delivered a prayer. "Father, we thank you for our president, Donald J. Trump, whom you have anointed and appointed for this time, for such a time as this. Lord, thank you that the president prioritizes prayer," he said."
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Certainly they are. What might appease at least some knuckleheads is knowing that not only do the undocumented give us all of their income taxes for free but then are also paying us the substitute for income tax on whatever they might have leftover. Maybe take it all a step further and instead of residency or citizenship we just charge a day rate based on skin color.
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Well, now. Apparently, the Epstein Estate sent the Birthday Card Trump denied sending to his pal to the House Oversight Committee. If genuine, I'd say it's at least a little bit salacious.
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Well done jakee!!! You managed to prove that richravizza has no clue what he is talking about and is completely confused as to what he even believes.
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Well, the exception being certain Trump voters I reckon. No matter, someone is obviously hiring 11 million undocumented workers, and the world turns. I was simply pointing out that hiding some at the end of a desert road is probably less apparent, and these days less of a potential BFD, than 400+ Korean building contractors just outside of Savannah, GA. I don't know, maybe we should just tax what people buy not what they make instead.
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I didn't realize you believed simply getting away with something was smart business.