>I have managed to live my life all over the world without needing a gun on my hip
He lives in Canada.
>Supreme Court takes overly liberal interpretations of the Constitution for years
>people realize if it passes they'll start drafting women and eliminate bathroom segregation
>oy vey how dare people not vote for equality
Oh well I guess we'll just have to dismantle the shipping industry and every portion of the economy that relies on it to save the turtles as requested by a jurist in Spain.
>this country is not a shithole!
>now granted it's a poor country with high crime, terrible infrastructure, no sanitation, widespread disease, and an entire population that wants to leave, but that doesn't give the president the right to say mean things!
Maybe she's trying to get booted from the show so she can find her next cash cow job.
You make a good point, I hadn't considered that.
>kickass women standing up & fighting for what they believe in
>but if they're not Democrats they can go fuck themselves
Canada is a garbage bin for aging hippies who can't stand America anymore.
I've been chewing on this and I still can't make heads or tails of it. If it's about wedding cakes like you say, the analogy doesn't make sense because you don't need them to stay alive. If it's about birth control or abortion, that's mostly a debate about who should pay for it, since doctors give out birth control like candy. If he's saying Christian doctors are actually refusing to serve non-Christians, this is the first time I've heard of it and it still doesn't make sense to complain about that but not Muslim nurses letting patients die while they say their 5 daily prayers.
>committed no crime
If he's an illegal immigrant, by definition he did. Why act like border and immigration laws don't exist?
Almost as if they're making bad suggestions on purpose because they want border enforcement to fail.
>Why does he always have to use a teleprompter?
>one of the biggest criticisms of Trump is that he goes off script too much and just says whatever he's thinking
>people made fun of Obama's teleprompters because he was mediocre speaker without them and his speaking skills were the only excuse the media had to vote for him besides his race
Okay the marijuana one I can actually get behind. Am I crazy or did Kate finally make a tweet that wasn't horrible?
>article points out people are still waiting for any evidence
>his reaction amounts to "how dare Trump be accused"
Well maybe not ten years of full blast bullshit, but there were definitely similar problems with gaming journalism before GG. It probably started growing after the "murder simulator" hysteria wore off. I mainly picked the time frame of ten years ago because of the tweet about it.
It's quite simple. Gun lovers are narrow minded and judgmental because they're poor. If the government hires them to handle gun licensing, they'll have money to get an education and they'll be able to judge others negatively, which they only enjoy because they're barbarians unlike the enlightened people of Hollywood.
>call for a nationwide protest by children
>really calling on soccer moms to pull their kids out of school for a day for your politics
>ignore things designed intentionally that affect every like compulsory attendance, zero tolerance policies, dress codes, and Common Core
>focus on telling lawmakers to rewrite the Constitution to try to prevent an uncommon cause of death that gets overblown by the media
The second amendment was about slaves, that's why it doesn't mention slaves and was passed in a bundle with 9 amendments aimed at keeping the government in line.
It's really telling that Tara and the artist (whose name and URL Tara claims she failed to notice) think "the rest of the world" strictly refers to countries with electronic entertainment and a significant white population.
<IF EVERYONE WAS ARMED WOULDN'T YOU FEEL SAFER?
I would, and I'd settle for my boss being armed. As it stands anyone with a knife could jump the counter, waste us all, and escape with a few thousand dollars' worth of merchandise. Last time someone accidentally hit the panic button the cops didn't arrive until 40 minutes later.
How many autographs does she have to sell per year for her wine budget?
>legal requirement to have left country to vote
Wouldn't that rule out most lower class voters? I guess social Darwinism is alive and well.
>first half of the 20th century over again
That kind of thing tends to happen when you end a war by strength and don't address its causes well enough.
It's not a violation of the First Amendment because Congress isn't making a law about their speech, they're just threatening to screw them with taxes. Of course, that's extremely shitty and corrupt of them but that problem is far larger than this particular instance. Maybe we should reform the tax system so the government can't punish entire industries as a way to force their extralegal demands on people. But instead he complains about this individual case on free speech grounds, one hour after shitting on Christian bakers' free speech.
What's this, a rich Democrat actually acknowledging that it's dirt cheap to get an ID?
How would he have them spend that money? Were they supposed to try to bribe Facebook to ban anyone posting anti-Hillary memes? Were they supposed to go after proxyfags? Should they prosecute the election booth hackers that never existed?
>Kick in $31.40 or whatever
I think the fact that political groups are still using this retarded style of suggested donations is the most unsettling thing in this thread.
>beautiful majestic harmless creatures
Those things kill humans on a regular basis, including the ones raised in captivity.
>>Congress came together in a bipartisan vote 388-25….
>REEEE VOTE THEM OUT
I guess she prefers deadlock.
Popular people actually are bad at typing things out for the most part. If someone agonizes over spelling and grammar for Twitter, they're probably not the life of a party.