When Trump loses
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RaceBannon said:
Really cute Freme. So your going to swing your little dick around here. Thanks for the warning we'll get our microscopes ready.ThomasFremont said:I'm gonna be a real dick around these parts.
So you have that to look forward to.
If he wins (lulz), I will also be a dick.
Either way it will be interesting.
Prepare your buttholes...
Win or lose I'll be out poundin the roundin and getting that chocolate cream on my face while you and Shane jerk each other off over Hillary. Figures a couple of pajama boys like you would be with it, I mean her.
Disagree. Why do you hate Butler cabin republicans? -
Nice to see you supposedly "educated" younger individuals know little about our history or culture. Seems you know little about alot.2001400ex said:
The founding fathers didn't care about religious freedom. Guns were more important.Sledog said:
You read poorly I said the tea tax wasn't all of just a spark. Better re-read your history disarming the colonists was exactly what started the shooting. Of course they didn't have that info in Little Commie 101.ThomasFremont said:
You literally contradicted yourself in your own post. AND you were wrong on both counts to boot.Sledog said:
Show me I'm wrong.ThomasFremont said:
Just. Stop.Sledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
Your stupidity hurts me.
Tax on tea and gun control? No, that is not why the American revolution was fought. -
The Tea tax was one of many taxes implemented (without representation) over several years to help pay for England's wars with France. Soldiers occupying American cities and implementing martial law (treating the colonists as less than British citizens) while the British crown rebuffed the formal pleas of the Continental Congress (an illegal body) for a peaceful resolution is what sparked things. The Boston Tea Party was two fucking years before the shot heard round the world. Not exactly a "spark", even for those days.Sledog said:
You read poorly I said the tea tax wasn't all of just a spark. Better re-read your history disarming the colonists was exactly what started the shooting. Of course they didn't have that info in Little Commie 101.ThomasFremont said:
You literally contradicted yourself in your own post. AND you were wrong on both counts to boot.Sledog said:
Show me I'm wrong.ThomasFremont said:
Just. Stop.Sledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
Your stupidity hurts me.
Tax on tea and gun control? No, that is not why the American revolution was fought.
Yes, Lexington and Concord were the first battles, and yes, they were fought to secure the weapons caches there before the Brits could seize them. But that was not the cause of the revolution. That's like saying the war in Iraq was fought over infrastructure and military bases because those were the first things we bombed before invading with ground forces. Next you'll tell us that the Civil War was caused by a dispute over an island in South Carolina.
I get how appealing it is to break historical events down to fit your political narrative, but the facts are not with you. -
I am oneShane said:RaceBannon said:
Really cute Freme. So your going to swing your little dick around here. Thanks for the warning we'll get our microscopes ready.ThomasFremont said:I'm gonna be a real dick around these parts.
So you have that to look forward to.
If he wins (lulz), I will also be a dick.
Either way it will be interesting.
Prepare your buttholes...
Win or lose I'll be out poundin the roundin and getting that chocolate cream on my face while you and Shane jerk each other off over Hillary. Figures a couple of pajama boys like you would be with it, I mean her.
Disagree. Why do you hate Butler cabin republicans? -
The South wanted to take away our cannons, those fuckersThomasFremont said:
The Tea tax was one of many taxes implemented (without representation) over several years to help pay for England's wars with France. Soldiers occupying American cities and implementing martial law (treating the colonists as less than British citizens) while the British crown rebuffed the formal pleas of the Continental Congress (an illegal body) for a peaceful resolution is what sparked things. The Boston Tea Party was two fucking years before the shot heard round the world. Not exactly a "spark", even for those days.Sledog said:
You read poorly I said the tea tax wasn't all of just a spark. Better re-read your history disarming the colonists was exactly what started the shooting. Of course they didn't have that info in Little Commie 101.ThomasFremont said:
You literally contradicted yourself in your own post. AND you were wrong on both counts to boot.Sledog said:
Show me I'm wrong.ThomasFremont said:
Just. Stop.Sledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
Your stupidity hurts me.
Tax on tea and gun control? No, that is not why the American revolution was fought.
Yes, Lexington and Concord were the first battles, and yes, they were fought to secure the weapons caches there before the Brits could seize them. But that was not the cause of the revolution. That's like saying the war in Iraq was fought over infrastructure and military bases because those were the first things we bombed before invading with ground forces. Next you'll tell us that the Civil War was caused by a dispute over an island in South Carolina.
I get how appealing it is to break historical events down to fit your political narrative, but the facts are not with you. -
Yeah, but still.ThomasFremont said:
The Tea tax was one of many taxes implemented (without representation) over several years to help pay for England's wars with France. Soldiers occupying American cities and implementing martial law (treating the colonists as less than British citizens) while the British crown rebuffed the formal pleas of the Continental Congress (an illegal body) for a peaceful resolution is what sparked things. The Boston Tea Party was two fucking years before the shot heard round the world. Not exactly a "spark", even for those days.Sledog said:
You read poorly I said the tea tax wasn't all of just a spark. Better re-read your history disarming the colonists was exactly what started the shooting. Of course they didn't have that info in Little Commie 101.ThomasFremont said:
You literally contradicted yourself in your own post. AND you were wrong on both counts to boot.Sledog said:
Show me I'm wrong.ThomasFremont said:
Just. Stop.Sledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
Your stupidity hurts me.
Tax on tea and gun control? No, that is not why the American revolution was fought.
Yes, Lexington and Concord were the first battles, and yes, they were fought to secure the weapons caches there before the Brits could seize them. But that was not the cause of the revolution. That's like saying the war in Iraq was fought over infrastructure and military bases because those were the first things we bombed before invading with ground forces. Next you'll tell us that the Civil War was caused by a dispute over an island in South Carolina.
I get how appealing it is to break historical events down to fit your political narrative, but the facts are not with you. -
We?Sledog said:
The shot heard round the world at Lexinton/Concorde was fired at the Red Coats who were marching to sieze the colonists powder stores and arms. You see we are citizens because we are armed otherwise we would be subjects.2001400ex said:
Engrish pleaseSledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
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Took you that long to hit Wiki?ThomasFremont said:
The Tea tax was one of many taxes implemented (without representation) over several years to help pay for England's wars with France. Soldiers occupying American cities and implementing martial law (treating the colonists as less than British citizens) while the British crown rebuffed the formal pleas of the Continental Congress (an illegal body) for a peaceful resolution is what sparked things. The Boston Tea Party was two fucking years before the shot heard round the world. Not exactly a "spark", even for those days.Sledog said:
You read poorly I said the tea tax wasn't all of just a spark. Better re-read your history disarming the colonists was exactly what started the shooting. Of course they didn't have that info in Little Commie 101.ThomasFremont said:
You literally contradicted yourself in your own post. AND you were wrong on both counts to boot.Sledog said:
Show me I'm wrong.ThomasFremont said:
Just. Stop.Sledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
Your stupidity hurts me.
Tax on tea and gun control? No, that is not why the American revolution was fought.
Yes, Lexington and Concord were the first battles, and yes, they were fought to secure the weapons caches there before the Brits could seize them. But that was not the cause of the revolution. That's like saying the war in Iraq was fought over infrastructure and military bases because those were the first things we bombed before invading with ground forces. Next you'll tell us that the Civil War was caused by a dispute over an island in South Carolina.
I get how appealing it is to break historical events down to fit your political narrative, but the facts are not with you.
Shooting was not likely to start. The British marching for the powder and arms triggered that. Hence that's when the shooting started. That's when WAR broke out. That's when it began. Holy fuck you are a real box of rocks.
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Yes Al I'm a citizen you are a comrade. So technically if you are just talking me and you we would be inappropriate.AlCzervik said:
We?Sledog said:
The shot heard round the world at Lexinton/Concorde was fired at the Red Coats who were marching to sieze the colonists powder stores and arms. You see we are citizens because we are armed otherwise we would be subjects.2001400ex said:
Engrish pleaseSledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
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Rare photo of the Pinkish Red Power Rangers. They all look alike. No that's not racist just simple fact.
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Triple post.. Nice work. Gonna suck to be you in 10 hours.
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You're the one immanently unemployed....2001400ex said:Triple post.. Nice work. Gonna suck to be you in 10 hours.
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Butler Cabin Republicans made me seriously LOLShane said:RaceBannon said:
Really cute Freme. So your going to swing your little dick around here. Thanks for the warning we'll get our microscopes ready.ThomasFremont said:I'm gonna be a real dick around these parts.
So you have that to look forward to.
If he wins (lulz), I will also be a dick.
Either way it will be interesting.
Prepare your buttholes...
Win or lose I'll be out poundin the roundin and getting that chocolate cream on my face while you and Shane jerk each other off over Hillary. Figures a couple of pajama boys like you would be with it, I mean her.
Disagree. Why do you hate Butler cabin republicans?
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Race was thereAlCzervik said:
We?Sledog said:
The shot heard round the world at Lexinton/Concorde was fired at the Red Coats who were marching to sieze the colonists powder stores and arms. You see we are citizens because we are armed otherwise we would be subjects.2001400ex said:
Engrish pleaseSledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
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Are you the guy with the Valium auto injector?
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No, it took you that long to limp your weak ass into my wheelhouse.Sledog said:
Took you that long to hit Wiki?ThomasFremont said:
The Tea tax was one of many taxes implemented (without representation) over several years to help pay for England's wars with France. Soldiers occupying American cities and implementing martial law (treating the colonists as less than British citizens) while the British crown rebuffed the formal pleas of the Continental Congress (an illegal body) for a peaceful resolution is what sparked things. The Boston Tea Party was two fucking years before the shot heard round the world. Not exactly a "spark", even for those days.Sledog said:
You read poorly I said the tea tax wasn't all of just a spark. Better re-read your history disarming the colonists was exactly what started the shooting. Of course they didn't have that info in Little Commie 101.ThomasFremont said:
You literally contradicted yourself in your own post. AND you were wrong on both counts to boot.Sledog said:
Show me I'm wrong.ThomasFremont said:
Just. Stop.Sledog said:Ours happened over av1.5% tax on tea IIRC. Wasn't just that but that was the trigger for the Boston tea party. The revolution really began with gun control.
Your stupidity hurts me.
Tax on tea and gun control? No, that is not why the American revolution was fought.
Yes, Lexington and Concord were the first battles, and yes, they were fought to secure the weapons caches there before the Brits could seize them. But that was not the cause of the revolution. That's like saying the war in Iraq was fought over infrastructure and military bases because those were the first things we bombed before invading with ground forces. Next you'll tell us that the Civil War was caused by a dispute over an island in South Carolina.
I get how appealing it is to break historical events down to fit your political narrative, but the facts are not with you.
Shooting was not likely to start. The British marching for the powder and arms triggered that. Hence that's when the shooting started. That's when WAR broke out. That's when it began. Holy fuck you are a real box of rocks. -
So you had to wait for me to educate you because your wheelhouse was in the afterbirth.
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You think you know, but you don't.Sledog said:So you had to wait for me to educate you because your wheelhouse was in the afterbirth.
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This thread needs a double coat hanger.
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BUMP.ThomasFremont said:I'm gonna be a real dick around these parts.
So you have that to look forward to.
If he wins (lulz), I will also be a dick.
Either way it will be interesting.
Prepare your buttholes... -
Winners win
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Ooooooooooops!Dennis_DeYoung said:
Lol @ a revolution. Revolutions happen when people are starving and dying. Trump supporters are just fat white people mad on facebook.salemcoog said:I hate Hilary but I don't think our country is ready for a revolution.
There are no Leaders in place to facilitate nor pawns that are truly in it to win it past shoving their envelope in the slot.
I'm all for a revolution. But this Crew ain't it.
Any fucking idiot that thinks anyone is going to revolt in this country is a brain dead cunt. -
Don't look at me, I voted for him.pawz said:
BUMP.ThomasFremont said:I'm gonna be a real dick around these parts.
So you have that to look forward to.
If he wins (lulz), I will also be a dick.
Either way it will be interesting.
Prepare your buttholes... -
ThomasFremont said:
Don't look at me, I voted for him.pawz said:
BUMP.ThomasFremont said:I'm gonna be a real dick around these parts.
So you have that to look forward to.
If he wins (lulz), I will also be a dick.
Either way it will be interesting.
Prepare your buttholes...
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In general, as a finance person, I support the benefits of globalization ...
But the reality is, and we saw it in Europe with Brexit, is that right now that the benefits of globalization are benefiting some and not the masses particularly outside of the cities ...
Tonight the areas outside of the major cities have spoken their voices ... it was something I saw plenty of this summer ...
Whatever globalization brings, it needs to be done in a way that brings the masses along versus the few elites ... that's honestly what we have learned tonight from the American people ... and it's what the masses in this country failed to realize from the Brexit vote -
trump doesn't give a fuck about those people. it was an act. he was the king of outsourcing his own jobs.Tequilla said:In general, as a finance person, I support the benefits of globalization ...
But the reality is, and we saw it in Europe with Brexit, is that right now that the benefits of globalization are benefiting some and not the masses particularly outside of the cities ...
Tonight the areas outside of the major cities have spoken their voices ... it was something I saw plenty of this summer ...
Whatever globalization brings, it needs to be done in a way that brings the masses along versus the few elites ... that's honestly what we have learned tonight from the American people ... and it's what the masses in this country failed to realize from the Brexit vote
Unfortunately Hillary let him define that narrative -
He's got 4 years to back his message up ...dhdawg said:
trump doesn't give a fuck about those people. it was an act. he was the king of outsourcing his own jobs.Tequilla said:In general, as a finance person, I support the benefits of globalization ...
But the reality is, and we saw it in Europe with Brexit, is that right now that the benefits of globalization are benefiting some and not the masses particularly outside of the cities ...
Tonight the areas outside of the major cities have spoken their voices ... it was something I saw plenty of this summer ...
Whatever globalization brings, it needs to be done in a way that brings the masses along versus the few elites ... that's honestly what we have learned tonight from the American people ... and it's what the masses in this country failed to realize from the Brexit vote
Unfortunately Hillary let him define that narrative
I'm an action is greater than words kinda person -
get ready. he won't do shitTequilla said:
He's got 4 years to back his message up ...dhdawg said:
trump doesn't give a fuck about those people. it was an act. he was the king of outsourcing his own jobs.Tequilla said:In general, as a finance person, I support the benefits of globalization ...
But the reality is, and we saw it in Europe with Brexit, is that right now that the benefits of globalization are benefiting some and not the masses particularly outside of the cities ...
Tonight the areas outside of the major cities have spoken their voices ... it was something I saw plenty of this summer ...
Whatever globalization brings, it needs to be done in a way that brings the masses along versus the few elites ... that's honestly what we have learned tonight from the American people ... and it's what the masses in this country failed to realize from the Brexit vote
Unfortunately Hillary let him define that narrative
I'm an action is greater than words kinda person -
Gridlock winsdhdawg said:
get ready. he won't do shitTequilla said:
He's got 4 years to back his message up ...dhdawg said:
trump doesn't give a fuck about those people. it was an act. he was the king of outsourcing his own jobs.Tequilla said:In general, as a finance person, I support the benefits of globalization ...
But the reality is, and we saw it in Europe with Brexit, is that right now that the benefits of globalization are benefiting some and not the masses particularly outside of the cities ...
Tonight the areas outside of the major cities have spoken their voices ... it was something I saw plenty of this summer ...
Whatever globalization brings, it needs to be done in a way that brings the masses along versus the few elites ... that's honestly what we have learned tonight from the American people ... and it's what the masses in this country failed to realize from the Brexit vote
Unfortunately Hillary let him define that narrative
I'm an action is greater than words kinda person
