Serious topic

What's this?

and how they came into German around 20s and 30s, so when hitler was around

Fuck u

and hitler originally used the communist his hate excuse

but since the majority of the Bolshevism were jewish

His hate for communism sparked into anti Semitic beliefs

that's no secret

it isn't discussed often

yes

Hi all

My favorite conspiracy theory is Stanley Kubrick was killed by Scientology

Not by the Illuminati

I want to buy a confederate flag but I don't know where.

Amazon

Ebau

Ebay*

We wuz chicken wangz

@!Co-Owner! beck nibba

Nigga the autocorrect

Anyone else here an ancap?

In puerto rico most workers didn't bother to show up to port so all that water, and fuel that was delivered from main land just stitting there, becasue most local can't be arsed to pick it up, do they job, and get it delivered.

@king serious chat is supposed to be serious not meme dumps

Agreed

@Juan Rico - you're actually on

We have a lot of Uncensored Politics people in here.

So this is our constitution, how did infringements on our second amendment even get passed?

Like its real fucking black and white to me

Lol

i tried to have a serious chat earlier and everyone just posted menes

make up your mind

You were the one that fucking posted memes

this is serious

I know before that

The part you posted is bill of right, it is not part of the original constituion. I mean... Prohibition was constitution too.

That has literally nothing to do with what I asked. It would take an amendment to undo the bill of rights

Yes, that is true, but as Prohibition shows ammendments can be added, and then revoked

They are concentrating on "well regulated militia" part of it, and people just having Arms are clearly "not well regulated" in their logic.

Its obvious to anyone reading it that it literally says "shall not be infringed" like how the fuck did judges get away with passing laws that infringe it?

:/

I need a sound board