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Not a good look for a NC guy to come across the SC state line and kill a local boy from Nichols.

yeah it would be a totally different story if he had stayed in his own state and done this. but crossing state lines....that's just too much.
is the guy yelling the same guy that did the shooting? i guess he took off his top layer at some point?
gotta be Tim Kennedy, right?
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Yeah, he is going to jail for murder.

But that other driver can't be a witness for the accident trial. Have to think orange shirt bro is going to win the accident investigation and insurance claim.

yeah he's got to be happy about that at least
i cant really tell what's going on in that video or who did what to who, but man, did that guy really pull out the "frick you and the horse you rode in on" quip? bold.
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Nope. There used to be some compromise. Hard to compromise when one side has a mental illness called TDS.

the seeds were planted long before Trump, this notion of conservatives not just having different political opinions but actually being evil and malicious. when your entire platform is that the opposition is actually evil, malicious, and literally out to do harm to people, how does that leave any room for compromise?

look at how they treat a guy like Fetterman who has actually tried to find common ground and compromise.
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There is something to that though right?

The unrest in the 60s seemed much more explosive in terms of groups presenting as militia types and actually carrying firearms while wearing fatigues etc.

We also actually had a president assassinated and multiple other politicians were shot.

Not white knighting just trying to think through the toxicity now versus then.

it's not an apples to apples comparison. fully half the country wasnt ideologically diametrically opposed to the other half of the country in the 60s. generally speaking, most of the country still believed in American values and America as a good place.
SFP will chime in here to tell you that this is actually the most peaceful and ideologically harmonious political era in our nation's history.


but the answer is no. it has not always been this toxic.
i myself dabbled in libertarianism. not in Nam of course.
women all argue the same. he has presented a virtually unassailable position here, so they just obfuscate, redirect, and bring up false equivalencies in order to fog the issue beyond understanding. my wife argues like this. i'm sure most of your wives argue like this. it's the female reaction to knowing they are wrong but being unable to acknowledge it.

she was talking about January 6th, Trump's policies, something about law enforcement training, and all the while claiming that she is pro law enforcement.

she never once addressed the simple point Scott was making which was simply that Democratic politicians and left wing media outlets have encouraged this kind of insane behavior of obstructing and interfering with entirely legitimate law enforcement actions.

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I've watched all the angles

you dont even understand how much you're undermining your own point with this comment. i dont know if it was a good shoot or not. the videos i've seen look like they could go either way. but the point is that he cop didnt have the time or option to review a million angles in slow motion. if he felt he was in danger, then he has a right to self defense and split seconds matter.


all that said, why i do know for a FACT is that this lady wouldnt have been out there believing she was the face of the resistance and on the Right Side of History without the left's endless pot-stirring and inciting. this is on the entire left wing political and media industrial complex. it's their fault these people are out there righteously marching against something that was basically and universally understood as a legitimate role of the government up until about five years ago.
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Women are more prone to be conditioned by social and media messaging than men.

There are a host of reasons why that’s the case, but if their friends believe something that’s going to have a much bigger impact on them than some guy having a couple friends who have a specific viewpoint.

So social media is being driven by globalist messaging (feminism, leftist political views and consumerism) and that’s sending women hard left while men are seeing through it and rejecting it resulting in them actually going right.

All that is causing chaos because young men and women basically can’t date effectively due to a host of factors making everyone unhappy and leading to a demographic disaster.

Billy Shakespeare couldnt have said it better.

re: The Road (2009 Film)

Posted by Sam Quint on 1/7/26 at 10:50 am to
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Didn't realize the film was based on a novel.

do you even Blood Meridian bro
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You are not aware that women exert enormous influence and control over the day to day operations of a household?


that's different than being the head. they are managers.
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Women are the defacto heads of the household

eh?
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Most people believe communism is a way of governance, it is not. It is making a collective of "have-nots" vs. the "haves". They use perceived or real grievances to create an enemy and stir unrest. They use this momentum to bring other "have-nots" to the coalition. They gain political power and once in charge, they cast off the less desirable groups that they once invited in.

yes sir, you get it.
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Yeah. frick the one thing the preamble to the constitution actually allows the fed gov to do. We want our free shite and we want other people to pay for it.

Grow up.

the preamble doesnt allow for unchecked rampant defense spending.

dont even get me started on the VA scamming that is going on. just getting rid of that one problem would be a huge windfall to the budget.
i wonder if the area between Baton Rouge and Lafayette was called the Atchafalaya Gap before they built that long arse bridge.
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Your post literally started cheerleading a *checks notes* military operation

you can support some military actions without whole hog supporting the disgusting amount of money that we dumb into defense spending in its entirety. you know this of course, but this is your shtick and i get that.

also, are we still doing the "checks notes" quip? seems played out.