Thank you, baker
Not the article on Melania that interests us. It's the picture of the cannon. Q used it for his original private board /patriotsfight/ two years ago back on 8chan.
>Cannon photo demonstrates Q now controls Drudge?
Most logical assumption considering the anecdotal evidence. Time will tell.
Been swamped with IRL lately, and missed that one too. Did some bread backtracking to catch up. Some funny shit.
>Milana Aleksandrovna Vayntrub is an Uzbekistan-born American actress and comedian. She came to prominence for her appearances in AT&T television commercials as saleswoman Lily Adams from 2013 to 2016, and again in 2020
Guess she's a famous commercial actress, kek! Now trying to be the new Alyssa Milano.
How else was he supposed to protect the business from burning down to the ground before the mob? The police certainly weren't going to stop them. Don't get the feeling asking them kindly to not burn down the business would've stopped the mob either.
The second ammendment exists for the exact situation Kyle found himself in. The government had failed to protect his community, so he did so himself, as is his right under the constitution. Kyle did nothing wrong.
>See that sums up the narrative they want to push. "He did nothing wrong by taking the law into his own hands"
If I had a friend who had his daughter raped and said friend wanted to take the law into his own hands, I would say go to the police. If the police say they don't give a fuck, what then?
When a man or woman works their entire life to create their own business there is an expectation that the business is protected from criminal elements. But if the police prove by their actions they will not protect your business from the criminal elements, why shouldn't you take the law into your own hands? I get where you are coming from. No need for armed violence in the streets. But the police failed the residents of Kenosha.
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