This is the funniest thing I know I’m going to see all day. Thanks.
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Hey! That’d be West Virginia, thank you! LOL!! (Sorry, my WV neighbors)
Right. I’d like to see what happens if a couple black dudes in Black Panther outfits open-carry outside a GOP campaign office in rural TX all day.
Well, no, actually, I’m pretty sure I would loathe what happens, but you get my point…
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I ran into a man at Fresh Market with a huge revolver on. He was at the meat counter. when I asked him if he was a cop he said no but he had 2nd amendment rights. I told him my 1st amendment rights allowed me to call him a jackass. Not a pleasant shopping time for me.
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Words fail, but I suspect he wouldn’t want to.
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My question would be, “Have they been housebroken?”
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Hmm. Threats of violence. Against a defined group. For political purposes. The republican party now officially meets the definition of a terrorist organization.
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Everything. Possibly even bathing and clothes washing.
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Yeah. Far to mild a term for them, despicable.
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What you should have said was “Nice gun – sorry about your penis.”
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Holy crap… will someone with a lot more money than me PLEASE buy 10 cases of Trump MAGA hats and send them to the Taliban?
Please? The photo opp would sell itself.
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“We’re not a threat to anybody, the only threat is ignorance, and ignorance will breed fear.”
“…you know, the kind of fear that causes you to support a strongman authority figure so much so that you feel compelled to protest his opposition in the most intimidating manner that your feeble mind can think of.”
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“Try not to kill anyone with your security blanket, Linus.”
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Good for you. I’m easily intimidated I guess.
Back when the Bush/Gore recount fiasco was going on, I was protesting at the Governor’s mansion with regard to executions. We had to tell the LEOs if we were there about the death penalty or about the election - anti-death penalty groups had won a court case so we could stand on the public sidewalk on the mansion side of the street; the Young Republicans et alia were made to go to the parking lot across the street, yelling the kind of epithets you can imagine frat boys yelling. I tell you, it was very weird.
If the protesters across the street had been showing off their firearms to us back then I guarantee I would not have been there, certainly not with an infant in my arms.
(By the way the state of Texas took out all the sidewalks around the Governor’s mansion. No protesting there anymore. Oops!)
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I found this disturbing but it confirms my fears. As a Virginia resident I’ve already alerted my office that I will be taking the day after the elections off…so I’m not a target of someone’s anger. I have warned my elderly parents that they should seriously consider voting absentee. The calls from Donny are to be taken seriously.
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Cue Deliverance music.
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I live in N FL and am too scared to put a Clinton sign in my yard and just don’t understand how those I have voted for let this happen.
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Oh, I’m right there with you on that one. I’m all for bringing young ones to peaceful protests (yeah, even the rowdy, loud ones … so long as they’re peaceful) but I’d never intentionally bring them around nuts with guns. Now, if it’s just me, I’m willing to show those asses this small dude can and will stand up for my own rights and be just as in their face. That said, if there’s a good chance (or history) of violence, then I’ll probably not attend because I am physically challenged enough to where I can’t run or fight back very well anymore. These asshats here are just pissed off that Cville is a solid blue region in Central VA. Most of the surrounding counties are quite red.
