Ah, yes. Better deport me for asking a question. That definitely fosters a productive conversation.

I hope you see the irony here.

How is engaging in conversation an attempt to shut down conversation?

I know quite a few very successful people who use weed. The stereotype of pot smokers just isn't true in many cases.

Plus, prohibition doesn't work, and worse, it creates a black market leading to violent crime.

That's what Karlyn Borysenko did. Her leftist friends were horrified, thought she was gonna be accosted and attacked. Instead, her eyes were opened

I did see that. And sobering is the exact word for it.

Those seem like pretty common words when you want people to read something.

Damn straight. I hate that fucking song

Plenty of literature out there to educate yourself with. Start now. Hell, you can find a whole lot of it online at zero cost

Nicely done

Webb Hubbell's daughter

It just came out of Chris Hayes' vag.

Glad to see this is still making the rounds

No offense intended, but I've always been put off by "Trust in Jesus!!" statements. It comes across as a sort of deus ex machina for any issue, as though having faith is enough.

Maybe I'm off base here, but I've come to believe that the whole idea is for us to trust in the ability to use logic and reason which were given to us by whatever/whoever our creator is. Which is to say, trust in ourselves and our own minds.

And they still found nothing

That John Denver's full of shit

Hambone

It's the Wizard's First Rule.

"People are stupid. They will believe a lie because they want to believe it's true, or because they're afraid it might be true."

The Mandalay Bay massacre happened while he was in office, which I also suspect was deep state.

It's funny, but remember that useful idiots like this soyboy are the frontline cannon fodder for the commies. They're pussies, but they can be extremely dangerous, particularly in large groups

Christ, so many comments from braindead NPCs in that article.

Solid strategy, great Pepe

Use "statist" in mixed company.

Funny story. My uncle's name was Mick. When I was a kid I could never figure out why adults would say they refused to say things in Mick's company, but then obviously did once I was out of the room.

The lightbulb finally went on when I was like 19...

Such a great series

No, she's an opportunist

Call it the Continuum