Gun Thread: 2nd September Edition!

Howdy, Y'all! Welcome to the wondrously fabulous Gun Thread! As always, I want to thank all of our regulars for being here week in and week out, and also offer a bigly Gun Thread welcome to any newcomers who may be joining us tonight. Howdy and thank you for stopping by! I hope you find our wacky conversation on the subject of guns 'n shooting both enjoyable and informative. You are always welcome to lurk in the shadows of shame, but I'd like to invite you to jump into the conversation, say howdy, and tell us what kind of shooting you like to do!

Holy Shitballs! How in the ever-loving Hell did it get to be the 2nd edition of September? Quick note: the schedule for the TXMoMe is still being refined and will be posted here when available.

With that, step into the dojo and let's get to the gun stuff below, shall we?

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Food Thread: Ova There! That Looks Delicious!

Plain old Deviled Eggs! They are a staple on most French bistro menus, and they are usually delicious. There's nothing complicated about it, and in fact they keep them quite simple. That's a pretty presentation in the photo, and I thought that the pickled mustard seeds were a great addition, but in the end, it's just eggs and mayo, which is perfectly okay with me.

They are sitting on a base of very good potato salad, which was nice and tart to complement the richness of the eggs. It's not a complicated dish, and is well within the skills of most every home cook. And it looks great, so you can show off to your pompous cousin who fancies himself a chef and mixologist!

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First World Problems...

I hate them. They are ugly, boringly shaped, and they bloom infrequently enough... and the flowers last just a short time... that it's mostly just a squat green blob.

So, Dildo, just toss them into the growing trash-heap of failed horticultural projects!

Except... they don't ever die. And even worse, those are from cuttings that are about 800 years old! Actually, they are from my wife's grandmother, which means they will be with me -- taunting me -- forever!

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Progressivism As A Death Cult?

[Graphic courtesy of "Dr_No"]

The descent of American culture from a moderately religious, moderately moral nation, to its current depths was shockingly fast. Our moral compass is pulled in every direction, providing zero guidance. We have lost respect for the sanctity of human life, and that can be laid squarely on the fanatical love of abortion that sprang out of the Women's Liberation and Feminist movements. The glory of our country's Bill Of Rights, a revolutionary change in government's relationship with the People, has become a pale and dissipated relic. Free Speech? Only if it doesn't offend! A right to a speedy trial? Not if you aren't of the correct political bent! Free exercise of religion? Bake that cake!

We have become nihilistic, we have lost the ability to reason, we have detached facts and logic from the body politic, which now is fueled by an avalanche of hysterical ignorance being pumped into the public sphere by an out-of-control social media.

And what is this all driven by? The destruction of our educational system, courtesy of communism's long march through our institutions, has led to huge numbers of Americans who have no basis for seeing the world, and live hedonistically. "If it feels good, do it" might sound like a throwaway stupidity from Timothy Leary, but it has been embraced by a generation.

And the data back it up! Heartland Institutes deeply depressing series of polls expose a youth culture that is completely detached from America's traditions of freedom and liberty and individual responsibility. Sefton and I talked with Jim Lakely about it over at CutJibNewsletter Speaks. It was sobering.

It is easy to be lulled into the media's carefully scripted response to the surge in violence as the default response to uncomfortable ideas as a problem on both sides of the debate. And that is a lie. The Democrat/Progressive apparatus has embraced violence for as long as they have been in existence. Take a look at the history of the French Revolution for a harbinger of what may be coming to America. Rigid adherence to an insane orthodoxy of transsexualism, income redistribution, destruction of traditional morality, dilution of American Exceptionalism by a flood of third world savages...all of it can be laid at the feet of the left and its insane drive for power and control.

They do not want to win on the battlefield of ideas. Their political philosophy is indefensible, so there is no other option left to them besides violence. They don't want to convince us of the rightness of their ideas, they want us to accept them...or die.

Is that histrionic? No. Street violence, a progressive specialty, is now an everyday thing in some parts of the country. Physical intimidation is the norm. Just try to discuss the inadvisability of bringing discussions of sodomy, transsexualism, and homosexuality into the second grade classrooms in many school districts, and it is entirely possible that you will be silenced, and dragged out by the police. Try to counter protest at a "Free Palestine" march in NYC, and you might get beaten by the mob! Or pray outside of an abortion abattoir. Off to jail!

And of course it is also much worse. Donald Trump survived two assassination attempts. Charlie Kirk did not.

What's the answer? It all comes down to our educational system, and its total co-option by the progressive movement. Blue-haired, pierced loons are teaching our children that it is perfectly reasonable to choose genders, kill your political opponents, take the hard-earned money of the successful, and savagely denigrate all that has made this country the greatest country in human history.

Until education is purged of this, we will continue to slide into the abyss.

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Reading Thread 9/14/2025

Howdy Readers! Welcome to the Reading Thread, your Sunday morning source for the insightful, lively and spirited discussion of books 'n stuff. I'm filling in for a while as this space re-invents itself under new management so please set your near-term expectations accordingly low.

What do we have this week? Why, it's none other than Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, written by Mark Twain and published in late 1884 in the UK and Canada, and in early 1885 in America where it counts. As I mentioned in the other editions of the Reading Thread you may not always get such fabulous selections as this.

Korrection Korner
I have again shamed my ancestors. Last week I wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer was published in 1846. WRONG! Fortunately, sharp-eyed commenter James Braden caught and corrected my error near the end of the comments.

I don't know if this correction was already made in the nearly 400 previous comments, but Samuel Clemens aka Mark Twain published "Tom Sawyer" in 1876, not 1846. Clemens was only eleven years old in 1846.

Posted by: James Braden at September 07, 2025 01:42 PM (dKpV9)

Thanks James Braden! Before posting I recall thinking that 1846 seemed sort of early for publication, but didn't bother to follow up. Appreciate it!

Anyhoo, feel free to discuss reading and books in general and share your thoughts on this week's selection if you're so inclined.

I know you're just as excited as I am, so just jump below the fold to get started!

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Daily Tech News 14 September 2025

Top Story

• China's Great Firewall turns out not to be watertight: It sprang a leak involving 500GB of code and documentation relating to the firewall itself. (Tom's Hardware)
  
  That's a lot of data to sift through but it spells years of trouble for the maintainers of the firewall, whether in China itself of in it client states Myanmar, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, and Ethiopia, all of which run versions of the same totalitarian control software.

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Saturday Night "Club ONT" September 13, 2025 [The 3 Ds]

Blurry picture, but that's the charm of live music in small venue - one of life's perfections. You're there for the music, moment(s), and memories not the social media likes. Up front, easy peasy - if that's your thing. Smaller crowd - room energy. No Jumbotrons - well...there is that one bartender.

What are your all timers for listening to live music in small venues? Hit the comments.

Welcome to Club ONT! A collaboration the 3D's - The Disco, The Doggo, and The Dino. Don't worry, membership is free. All acting responsibly must relay their reasoning to the Horde through interpretive dance.

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Saturday Evening Movie Post [moviegique]: Rhinoceros

1) I only saw three movies in the last three weeks
2) They were all French: The classic war-orphan story from 1952, "Forbidden Games"; The "last of the French New Wave" 1981 film "Diva", and; from 1991, "The Lovers on the Bridge"
3) You guys aren't really into French films
4) Nobody's gonna talk movies, are they?

So I dug back into the archives and found an early post from eight years ago, when I switched to consistently including screenshots in my reviews and found this gem. It may be topical. (At the time I was using a maximum height of 250px so the pics may be small today.)

Rhinoceros

Imagine, if you will, Night of the Living Dead but with rhinoceroses. That would be a pretty good summary of Eugene Ionesco's play Rhinoceros, if you added in that the play is meant, at some level, to be a comedy. It was a movie I had always wanted to see, despite not knowing of its existence until a week ago. (I did know of the play, though.)

I stole this from a site called "Not Coming To A Theater Near You."

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Hobby Thread - Sept 13, 2025 [Surfer Rex]

Welcome hobbyists! Pull up a chair and sit a spell with the Horde in this little corner of the interweb. This is the mighty, mighty, mighty officially sanctioned Ace of Spades Hobby Thread. A spin of the Ace of Spades Wheel of Hobbies (TM) landed on surfing and waves.

I have faith that you can either find something in the content that resonates or contribute your own hobbying interests.

You might be tempted to say "I have no hobbies or interests." Bah. Dig around in the content and soak in the comments. Be curious. Glad you're here.

[Top: Sunset Surfer by polynikes. Oil. 16x24]

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Ace of Spades Pet Thread, September 13

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Good afternoon and welcome to the almost world famous Ace of Spades Pet Thread. Thanks for stopping by. Kick back and enjoy the world of animals.

Would you like a treat?

Let's relax a little with the animals and leave the world of politics and current events outside today.

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Gardening, Home and Nature Thread, Sept. 13

Hi KT,

Very nice landscaping at the NY Mets baseball academy/complex in Boca Chica, Dominican Republic. They really do very nice work and take pride in manicuring the facility.

Thanks again for all the posts you do!

-scampydog

Thanks, scampydog! You described that landscaping perfectly!

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Frames of reference have all changed - for some of us

But for others, the story remains the same

(credit - Statues and the People They Salute)

I don't have much of a "theme" for today's thread. I have been reading from some sources that normally do not catch my attention, but I have had a hard time bringing my thoughts together.

However, I have noticed that lefties on my social media have found it easy to maintain the position that Charlie Kirk was a "hater". For example, this article from The Guardian was framed by some of them as a POSITIVE piece about Charlie Kirk: Virulent debater and clickbait savant: how Charlie Kirk pushed a new generation to the right

What is a virulent debater????

The far-right activist, who was fatally shot this week in Utah, galvanized young conservatives through online antics and inflammatory views

Of course, none of his ideological opponents' views were inflammatory. Nor their debating techniques.

Fortunately, some on the left have been coming around.

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The Classical Saturday Coffee Break & Prayer Revival

[Yes Tommy, pray for Mis. Hum.]

Good morning boys and girls and everything in between. What a trying week it has been. Before we enter the Prayer Revival just a few housekeeping matters to take care of. (Rulz for those of you in Whitefish Bay)

1) This is an open thread. Feel free to lurk, opine and/or bloviate within the AoSHQ guidelines.
2) Be kind, be nice.
3) No running with sharp objects.
4) Have a great weekend.

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Daily Tech News 13 September 2025

Top Story

• Intel has announced two new desktop CPUs. Do not buy them. (Tom's Hardware)
  
  The first is the i5 120, a six core part that has the exact same specs as the Core i5 12400 from 2022, mostly because that's what it is. Admittedly not an awful part, particularly if you didn't run a workload that would make good use of the "efficiency" cores, because it didn't have any of those.
  
  The second is the i5 110, a six core part that has the exact same specs as the Core i5 10400 from 2020, mostly because... Yeah. The 10th generation chips didn't even have "efficiency" cores yet, so you're safe there. But you will need to find a five year old motherboard and DDR4 RAM for it, because none of this modern stuff will work.
  
  Oh, and it's 14nm.
  
  
  
• Arm has introduced four new CPUs. (Notebook Check)
  
  The C1 Ultra replaces the X925 (which replaced the X4) as Arm's new flagship mobile core.
  
  The C1 Premium replaces the A725 (latest in the same line as the A78, for example) as a sub-flagship core.
  
  The C1 Pro also replaces the A725 which is a bit confusing, but is optimised for smaller size and lower power.
  
  And the C1 Nano replaces the A520 (latest in the same line as the good old A53) as a core that also exists and powers your budget tablet probably.

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Life, Liberty And The Pursuit Of The ONT

Howdy to all my gray box friends. Boy, it's been quite a week, huh? It seems that we are living in interesting times.

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Absent Friends Cafe

The Taiwanese Blue Magpie
Lovely plumage

Well that was tough. It was unbearable to hear. I cannot imagine what it was like to have to give that speech, thinking of those tiny orphaned children.

But I have a nice cafe for you.

Dog enjoys a hot dog at the game.

This dog loves exploring.

This dog explored a little too much.

Poor dog thought his cat-brother had died, so he tried to revive him. No good deed goes unpunished.

Talking to your dog, teaching him English. He does his best.

Dogs are greater propagandists than the communist Satanic media!

Penguin training.

The spatula-tailed hummingbird.

Mutt Mukbang.

Husky is a real chatterbox.

Compilation: Dogs sneeze explosively.

Dog demands affection.

Compilation: Some dogs are good at the "hands-in" challenge, others are doing their best.

This pit bull is very dangerous. Beware.

This husky is also a toughguy.

Baby skunks are cute little squeakers.

Rescuing a stray dog who just gave birth to a litter of puppers.

Some say dogs are man's best friend. I say, depends on the dog.

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Erika Kirk, the Young Mother Made Widow by the Left's Latest Antifa Assassin, to Speak to the Nation at 8:15 about the Martyr Charlie Kirk

"You have no idea of the fire you have ignited in this wife. The cries of this widow will echo around this world like a battle cry."

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You Too Can Build a Stronger, Stupider Vocabulary!

Some words from ExpressWriters.com:

Bumfuzzle. To confuse. Probably derived from the Old English dumfoozle, which is even better.

Cattywampus. I know this word as catty-corner, others say kitty-corner, and others, catawampus.

Gardyloo. Apparently this was the warning people in Edinburough would shout to passers-by in the street when they were about to dump their latrines (piss-pots, I guess) on to their heads.

A toilet in a castle was called a garderobe. It was just a closet of a room (a robe, I guess, like a wardobe) with a seat and a hole. The hole went down to a cesspit or else right down outside the wall, perhaps to fill the moat with brown trout.

So I think "gardeloo" must be something like "Look out, I'm using the garderobe."

Taradiddle. Nonsense, either twaddle or just a lie.

Snickersnee. A long cut-and-thrust knife of the 1700s.

Widdershins. Counter-clockwise.

Lollygag. To waste time, to lie around lazily.

Flibbertigibbet. Someone who can't stop talking, or who is flighty. I know this one from Erg's favorite movie, Joe vs. The Volcano.

Some words from Mental Floss:

Quakebuttock: A coward.

Usage: David French is a quakebuttock, though if that is from cowardice or sexual anticipation, I cannot say for certain.

Humdudgeon: an imaginary illness or pain; a loud complaint about nothing.

This is interesting to me because I've been watching British detective shows and keep hearing the word "humbug," but used in the sense of "a kind of hard candy" rather than "nonsense." Maybe the original word used to say "nonsense" was "humdudgeon," but then people started using the shorter "humbug."

Cuggermugger: whispered gossiping.

Is that related to "hugger-mugger," meaning jumbled confusion or secrecy? It must.

Another few from Mental Floss:

Bumfodder: toilet paper.

Well that makes sense.

Betweenity. Indecision, being of two minds.

Clinchpoop. Someone lacking the social graces and gentlemanly bearing that we all share.

Scarebabe. Something that scares a baby. Not sure why you need a word for that. Everything scares a baby, except a boob.

Ventoseness.Windy, as in full of empty talk, or full of flatulence.

Yex. An archaic word for a hiccup or burb.

More from RD.com:

Pronk. A weak or foolish person

Fubsy. Squat or portly.

Usage: Jonah Goldberg is a fubsy fellow, and also likes kahhk.

Firkin: I just recently found out that "barrel" is a specific size/shape of cask -- a middle sort of size -- and that different casks have different names. "Firkin" is the smallest of these.

A few very old words this I picked up from this very, very old dictionary.

Cheaping. A market.

I think I sort of knew that: "Cheap Street" in old towns means "Market Street." Not "Low Quality Goods Street."

Update: I realized recently that all of the towns in Agatha Christie books named "Chipping something," like "Chipping Cleghorn," mean "the market at Cleghorn."

Clutch. Apparently this means "claw."

Aha! So "in his fiendish clutches" means "in his fiendish claws."

Compass. "To compass" as a verb means to "search for something."

Copener. A lover. Like a copulator.

Couth. Known. The past participle of the Old English cunnan, to know, which survives in the word ken. Beyond my ken = beyond my knowledge. I guess "uncouth" might mean uneducated? Or it can just mean "unknown" as in "a stranger," or "a foreigner," maybe.

Dayrim. Dawn, break of day.

Frippet. This is a good one: a pretty, frivolous young woman. Almost like flibbertigibbet.

Sozzled. Drunk.

Swive. To copulate.

H/T commenter: bafflegab, meaning gobblygook.

Actually I know who said that, it was weft-cut loop. (Most of this post was written almost a year ago. I don't know when weft-cut loop said that. He probably doesn't even remember.)

I just came across this word, searching for a synonym for "ramble:"

pootle: to move somewhere slowly and with no real purpose.

Banana Dream added this one today:

unbosom

intransitive verb
1. To confide (one's thoughts or feelings).
2. To relieve (oneself) of troublesome thoughts or feelings.
3. To reveal one's thoughts or feelings.
4. to make known, disclose (as information previously kept secret)
| ...unbosomed his fear of dying only to his closest friends..

I'm going to use this in an engineering report somewhere. Just watch me. I'll sneak it in somehow.

I shelled out $15 (American) for a book called The Indispensable Dictionary of Unusual Words and I'm not eating that kind of outlay as a pure loss so here are some from the M's:

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The Week In Woke Waking Up

Some nice posts about normie liberals waking up to the absolute cesspool of murder ideation and mental illness of their fellow lefties, and declaring they're walking away.

Also, some various less-political normies who now feel the courage to say enough is enough.

1.

2. (Though she doesn't say she's a Democrat and might not be. But she's a nurse calling out the Murder Nurses who are praising the murder.)

3. A Christian who's always been afraid to speak up, speaks up.

4. As Kyle Becker remarks someone in management had "The Talk" with Katy Tur and told this braindead Tit Model that she was not allowed to advocate for murder on TV. I guess it's a rule this Keith-Olbermann Dick-Riding Whore wasn't aware of.

5. "I can't be a liberal no more."

6. The liberal who asked the last question of Charlie Kirk, about transgenders, was trying to prove that the left wasn't violent. Now he confesses that he sees that they are.

7. A guy who is almost certainly a member of the Rainbow Coalition says he's quitting the left.

8. Another gay man says "I'm out."

9.

10. Left-leaning woman with rainbow-colored hair and a nosering says "I'm done."

11. "I'm leaving the Democrat Party.

12. TikTok male says he's disgusted by the videos laughing at murder.

13. Gay guy goes off.

14. "Left-leaning moderate" woman walks away.

15. Black man is donzo.

16. Older normie Democrat male is out.

17. Chinese national says "People who celebrate murder is asshoe."

18. Lifelong Democrat and Asian immigrant says "I just registered Republican."

There is great darkness, but there is also hope.

Plus: Some brain-damaged Assassination Inciters Find Out.

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Some Thoughts

Glenn Greenwald
@ggreenwald

The attempt to blame left-liberals for Kirk's murder relies on the same dangerous theory liberals invoked to blame conservatives for the white supremacist slaughters in Buffalo, Charleston and the El Paso Walmart (e.g., those who accuse Dems of "replacing" Americans with immigration inspired those massacres).

Everyone says bad things about the other side in politics. The left calls MAGA fascist and the right calls the left deranged commies. You're not responsible for psychopaths who murder in the name of your cause (it'd be like blaming pro-life advocates for the murders of abortion doctors, which liberals also do).

As Kirk himself said: "WORDS ARE NOT VIOLENCE. ONLY VIOLENCE IS VIOLENCE." Stop trying to convert words and the expression of views into criminal violence.

No, Gleen, it's not the same. We are not attacking the left for having differences of political opinion. We are not attacking them for having weird beliefs.

We are attacking them for celebrating assassination and murder. We are attacking them for calling for the next "pew pew" against the President Donald Trump.

If Trump goes down -- we are at war.

You are right that most words are not violence. But some words are: Specifically those calling for someone to be killed, or praising an assassin for killing someone, with hopes that additional assassins will emerge.

That is what we are condemning. I do grant that some people are making the mistake of attempting to criminalize mere strong political invective -- but what we're really incensed by is that Taylor Lorenz continues to praise Luigi Mangione for his assassination and absolutely zero people in the supposedly "Respectable" media have even so much as chastised her for it.

Indeed, CNN had her on to giggle about it.

Either the left stops openly glorifying violence and calling for Trump or other Republicans to be "pew pewed" -- their puerile, cutesy way of saying "shot" -- or the right is going to start publishing our own Pew Pew Lists.

This is not a difference of political opinion. We on the right will not have a "debate" about whether leftwing assassins are allowed to murder us, our friends, or our leaders.

That will be a civil war situation.

It's not up for debate. Leftwingers arguing that it is justified to murder me, my friends, and my family, and my president, are not offering a political position. They are openly conspiring to commit murder, and we don't debate murderers. We arrest them and, if necessary, we kill them.

The left cannot put itself above the social compact. The basline, rock-bottom social compact is just "you and I are in the same tribe, the same nation, and I agree to not murder you if you agree not not murder me. And we also agree not to incite our more dangerous, mentally-unstable members to kill each other, either."

If we do not have that, we do not have a country, and we are in state of war. The rules of society do not apply, only the rules of war and violence do.

Larry Correia
@monsterhunter45

These poor fools are missing the big picture.
When there's a killing the left always tries to assign the killer to the right. We're used to it. And the vast majority of the right always overwhelmingly condemns the killer.

Only this time all the moderate normie republicans out there saw MILLIONS of liberals celebrate and justify the brutal murder of a man... all because that man held beliefs similar to theirs. Beliefs that regular Americans consider completely normal and common sense.

These normal folks were going about their day, then they saw some shocking brutality, and before they could even process it all their liberal friends were dancing in the blood and gleefully justifying it. "He deserved it for believing X and Y." And that normal person realized that they also believe X and Y, so them getting murdered would be just as celebrated too. At best they saw a "Murder is bad, BUT... he deserved it for believing X and Y."

And the lights go on.

It doesn't matter how hard the left scrambles to put the shooter in some particular ideological bucket to cover their asses and take no blame (as usual), because regular America saw how fucking gleeful libs were when somebody just like them dies horribly, and they realized that the left wants them dead. Not metaphorically. They want you to die. Some of us have known this for a long time because we pissed off the left somehow previously, but for the regular folks coming to that understanding is a life changing moment.

You ain't brushing this one off, Glenn.

We are not going to have a debate over whether we are legitimate targets for leftwing murderers.

If the left continues to cover up for its murderers, to celebrate murderers, to call for additional murders -- then we will too. If it's the rule for one, it's the rule for all.

Tim Hannan
@TimHannan

1 guy acted alone and they want to go to war? It's like they just were looking for any reason.

First of all: He didn't act alone. He had accomplices, who all thought this was a nice antifa lark.

Second of all:

Shoe
@shoe0nhead

one guy acted alone. then we saw the reaction of millions. some posting with their full names and faces. teachers, childcare workers, healthcare workers, hr professionals, game developers. hundreds of thousands of people that walk amongst every day, who live next door to us, people i thought were friends, people i thought were normal people celebrating the gruesome public execution of a father shot in the fucking throat in front of his young children, celebrating because he politically does not agree with them. we saw their real beliefs when the " in this house believe" shitlib mask was ripped off. sociopathic freaks.

This is what takes this from being "one man's crime" to a crime supported by, encouraged by, and covered up half the nation.

Either murder is forbidden for all or it is permitted for all. We will no longer permit the left's asymmetry of privilege to commit "glorious revolutionary murder" because they think they're on the right side of history.

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