Red Mosquito

Sorry you find dispassionate considerations of strategy upsetting.

Sorry your mind has been so thoroughly poisoned by the failed academy.

Mickey wrote:Sorry you find dispassionate considerations of strategy upsetting.

I think it's more the whole openly encouraging martyrdom and the assassination of public officials thing. That's more domestic terrorism than strategy.

Bi_3 wrote:

Mickey wrote:Sorry you find dispassionate considerations of strategy upsetting.

I think it's more the whole openly encouraging martyrdom and the assassination of public officials thing. That's more domestic terrorism than strategy.

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Bi_3 wrote:

Mickey wrote:Sorry you find dispassionate considerations of strategy upsetting.

I think it's more the whole openly encouraging martyrdom and the assassination of public officials thing. That's more domestic terrorism than strategy.

As if "terrorism" is not, frequently, strategic.

Anyway DEAR MODS please note that I am not, here, encouraging anything! This is more of a "if I did it" situation.

Mickey wrote:Anyway DEAR MODS please note that I am not, here, encouraging anything! This is more of a "if I did it" situation.

Simple Torture wrote:

Mickey wrote:Anyway DEAR MODS please note that I am not, here, encouraging anything! This is more of a "if I did it" situation.

I'm going to need to confiscate your Bruno Maglis, Mickey.

Because there is no way the MSM will cover it:

Meh, I'll wait until the primetime hearings on it

That's way too many kids, she should have had an abortion.

I'm sure it's just the FBI.

Today's the first day of planned marches and direct actions in DC against the SC over the pending Roe decision.

No decision yet, but looks like the new proggle approach is... of course... to double down:


Labeling the unborn as a "product" is a winning message for sure.

And it’s done…

people should just stop having recreational sex and avoid this whole mess

The US is a mess.

I'm sure this is a naive question, but in issues like this where the SC is deciding whether or not a woman's right is tied to the constitution, does anyone ever argue that women did not write the constitution? I guess what I'm getting at is how are we this blind as a country to see that the constitution was written by one specific group of people? We've evolved as a country (or so I thought). White men are not the only ones with issues now like they were back then. Or issues that mattered to them, anyway.

The constitution is treated as if it were handed down by God himself.

Any criticism of the document or the men that wrote it would see you labeled as an America hating commie.