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The0utlawRobinHood 1 point ago +1 / -0

I designed my own protocol, using psilocybin (based on the iboga techniques being used at the time in the Netherlands) to arrest a nicotine habit, and have now been tobacco free for 43 years.

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The0utlawRobinHood 11 points ago +11 / -0

They are less capable of complex critical thought.

In all fairness, Rush Limbaugh was pointing out that phenomenon 20 years ago.

The societal push towards "emotional intelligence" has supplanted higher functions such as critical thinking.

Feels before reals.

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The0utlawRobinHood 5 points ago +5 / -0

And force spain to pay reparations for the centuries of havoc their culture has wrought on the Western Hemisphere.

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The0utlawRobinHood 3 points ago +3 / -0

I agree.

There are several HA chapters in Colorado, and unlike the Outlaws, Bandidos & the Mongols who all have a national and international hierarchy, each HA chapter is autonomous.

For multiple out of state chapters to come into Colorado looking to settle up, the wetbacks would have first done something extremely serious to them.

The only time I know of where the HA engaged in something remotely similar was back in the Viet Nam era when the Oakland chapter went to Berkeley to squash an anti war protest.

The feds have been trying, unsuccessfully, to nail HA on a RICO charge for over 30 years. Something like this could give the obama-biden-harris injustice department the ammunition they need.

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The0utlawRobinHood 1 point ago +1 / -0

Red & White have several chapters in Colorado. If they were so inclined to take on those illegal f''ing lice, they've got enough local manpower to handle the situation.

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The0utlawRobinHood 5 points ago +5 / -0

She just can't stomach the SF hoe sitting on her throne.

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The0utlawRobinHood 5 points ago +5 / -0

Actually it should read re-legalizing.

When my parents were born cannabis was legal while alcohol was not.

And it's hard to make a case that the US has improved since then. Glad to see 47 is reversing that trend.

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The0utlawRobinHood 1 point ago +1 / -0

The collective behavior of the rats is practically identical to that of a scorned woman. There's nothing respectable about it at all.

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The0utlawRobinHood 5 points ago +5 / -0

Life in prison for this type of crime is too lenient. It allows for the possibility of commutation of sentence, or escape.

No need to repeat the French mistake with Napoleon.

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The0utlawRobinHood 3 points ago +3 / -0

Given the standard work ethic of those south of the Rio Grande, sloth fever could be genetic.

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The0utlawRobinHood 1 point ago +1 / -0

OK. I'm cool with that. The raisin heads can reap what they've sown.

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The0utlawRobinHood 2 points ago +2 / -0

Give them 30 days to leave voluntarily.

For any who resist, enlist city police, state police, sheriff departments and the national guard. (I'd like to add volunteer well regulated militias as well, but that might heat things up too much.) And remove them all with extreme prejudice.

Then go after those who hired and / or provided the illegals with support, with treason being the highest charge for the most egregious offenders.

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The0utlawRobinHood 1 point ago +1 / -0

This cook bimbo bears too close a resemblance to winona ryder for me to take anything she says seriously.

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The0utlawRobinHood 2 points ago +2 / -0

Preparing for war.

Weapons dropping training begins at 0600.

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The0utlawRobinHood 6 points ago +6 / -0

If you start with The Art of the Deal and read up through Think Like a Champion, two aspects of Trump's character will resolutely stand out. Trump is one of the most tenacious and resilient men of his generation.

Trump was made for this moment in time.

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The0utlawRobinHood 1 point ago +1 / -0

From what I've heard, if / when they leak, it's bad.

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