Thanks.. yes pence one was probably something else to

saline maybe?

i dunno that injection was super fast

it was like the syringe was empty

or they used a massive needle, which he would have at least flinched

Eh, it’s not conclusive, but there’s no way these people actually took the vax.

All just for show.

yeah the pence one at least wasnt so laughable as this sadiq khan one

I don't know if you want to deal with this or not, but I am curious how this never got out there: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/08/14/survivors-priest-sex-abuse-kamala-harris-chose-not-prosecute-single-abusive-priest/

https://theintercept.com/2019/06/09/kamala-harris-san-francisco-catholic-church-child-abuse/


https://kamalaharris.info

I would argue this was a negative feedback loop of anxiety. ... She realized she was a bit dizzy, then her mind started racing questions "omg what did I do? should I? oh no, is this real life? ughhhh...." and had she not been on the spotlight... Likely would not have went into that mental feedback loop. ...Not good publicity but, publicity is publicity.

BTW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YhzkZvz2lc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuc7Db4KnIo

Rob, I am interested in knowing whether the president can direct the FBI to impound voting machines and perform forensic audits? After all, isn't he the boss of the FBI?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6MyImeCKlk
My comment to some point in the middle of this video lol: "The legislature has the franchisement, not the people that voted. If you want the popular vote to actually matter in the election process, then amend the Constitution. Otherwise, no there is no right to vote in America. It is a constitutional facade. ... As is standing as a legal theory. Harm to an individual affects their community."

https://www.foxnews.com/us/houston-police-captain-voter-fraud-scheme-assault-police
Someone linked this article earlier as a finger-pointing at the slippery slope of claiming voter fraud when it may or may not be there. (Note: I am of the opinion that while slippery slopes are hyperbolic, sometimes we do go down the slippery slope gradually and it is just a quick analysis of the type of argument it appears to be. Sometimes a granular analysis reveals something else, other times a pyramid scheme is not a pyramid scheme. I dunno, there seems to always be exceptions to everything. Or maybe there are no exceptions... I digress.)

The incident occurred in October before the election. It is in no way connected to voter fraud allegations made after the elections which actually back up the pre-election warnings with actual occurrences or a need to investigate further.

The guy also had a problem back in 2003 so, well, he could have been a crazy. The 1 in 1,000,000 people that hear something and actually act on it in the most crazy way possible.

But he is likely not crazy. There was a lot of surveillance on the poor air-conditioning repairman which was the alleged victim in this article. If the guy was crazy, then the guy would not have tried to ensure that he had the right person to end up doing this to. Then again, he may have been trying to stop the guy to ask a few questions but when the situation turned south... His ex-police tactics kicked in from second-nature and he chased the guy. Dunno.

There is apparently an allegation that the repair-guy/victim had 750,000 fraudulent mail-in ballots and... heh... was "using Hispanic children to sign the ballots because the children's fingerprints would not appear in any databases".

I ain't a judge, prosecutor, or defense attorney. But I was an analyst in the Navy and even had a false accusation of espionage laid against me.

I could see myself in this guy's shoes.

Though it would need to be taken to a court because the election is not that important, regardless of how much we think it is.

I think it was @TaLoN132 who originally posted that link.

https://www.firearmspolicy.org/joe-biden-wants-to-tax-gun-owners-seize-their-firearms

He can try to come get it!

What variety of weapons does the 2nd amendment encapsulate? At the time would it have also applied to other types of arms like swords and such?

Bring this on over to General channel and you'll get an answer. Or multiple answers

Weapons choice is up to the individual person. It's a personal choice. The 2nd Amendment protects the right of self defense. And any of the tools that a citizen may choose to use, blade or firearm.

Bring back the days of yore where axes and shields and swords and spears of all manners were found on the battlefields. Lets harken back to our ancestors! (complete sarcasm btw haha).

You see the "slippery slope" in action in regards to gun laws. Other rights as well :/

"Arms" is defined as: weapons and ammunition; armaments.

@blaisenguns, you just advanced to level 5!

https://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2020/12/atf-pistol-stabilizing-brace-notice/ what do you think about this? is this worth bringing up in the show maybe?

What is the term for when the congress gets 1 vote per state when an agreement cannot be come to it a reasonable time. Does exceeding the time limit for the vote as a default

Did you watch uncivil laws show on it. I didn’t watch it. Curious what his take was.

Contingent

best speech from vp https://youtu.be/Vm6Nx4mgxiM

@osok indeed! Awesome

I did not

So how come NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT CHANGING THE NAME OF YALE (Yale was the biggest SLAVE TRADER)
Yup I know it’s a private college but they did the same to the RedSkins.

They have.

Brush up y'all
https://youtu.be/_8T11VSHg1U

hey guys

@Scott McHarris, you just advanced to level 1!

is it me or was the last show monday

?

My guns actually were taken away already thanks to California. But I just now am talking about the "taking guns away" thing. lol. ... Why bother saying what will happen when I can talk about what is happening now?