Well, I’d really like not being fed slop. Quit serving it to me, and I’ll quit complaining.

Depending on where you live, being armed with four shots of bourbon in you may not be legal.

This is what I’m talking about; for some reason, even US citizens think we have no gun control laws whatsoever.

The gun laws enforcement agencies talk about not enforcing are the “assault weapon” bans. The reason they don’t want to do that is because these laws set a dangerous precedent where millions of US citizens become criminals overnight, at the stroke of a pen, for owning something that is extremely common and was completely legal the day before.

They don’t want to go door-to-door demanding they confiscate people’s guns because, number one, thats what fascists do, and number two, that’s how shootouts happen. Can’t say I blame them.

But there is bread available, isn’t there? I rest my case.

Fine. If you would shoot someone for any reason other than protect the safety of yourself or another from an immediate, identifiable threat, you shouldn’t be allowed to own and carry firearm.

They’ve thought about it. They don’t care. They have enough of your data to replace you with an AI agent that pretends to be you. Your friends and family will never know the difference. You probably already agreed to it in the Terms of Service.

It’s more accurate to say all plants have always domesticated humans. We came after them, we depend on them to survive, we’re required to consume their waste to live, so we can’t live without them. They, however, have the option of consuming our waste to live, but are perfectly capable of living without us, and will likely continue to do so after we’re extinct.

It’s pretty simple, really. Rice doesn’t grow everywhere.

If you would shoot someone over a parking spot, you shouldn’t be able to own a gun.

For the non-US people out there, you should know the shooter will lose his second ammendment rights following this incident. A conviction for any violent crime, even domestic violence, makes it illegal for you to own or possess firearms, and will cause you to fail the background check required for any and all gun purchases (yes, even at gun shows). There’s a grace period where you’re allowed to surrender to the police any guns you can’t legally sell, but after that, it’s illegal to own or possess any firearms for life.

For some reason, I feel like a lot of people, even US citizens, don’t realize this.

This cunt is allowed to vote. Just think about that for a little while.

The popularity of lobster rolls mostly comes from a time, not so long ago, when eating lobster and shrimp was on about the same level as eating crickets. People in the Northeast would catch them for export. Poor kids brought lobster rolls to school, rich kids brought baloney sandwiches or Oscar Mayer hot dogs. Eventually, people decided lobster was a “luxury” food so now you get these tiny little lobster rolls for absurb prices. Hard to understand how they’d attract any new fans today.

We did show up to the primaries enough to make a difference in 2016. We voted for Bernie Sanders as our candidate. The DNC told us all to go fuck ourselves, they’re a private institution, they can do whatever they want, the votes are just a formality, and appointed Hillary Clinton as the Democratic candidate instead.

Please, tell me more about how it’s fault of the voters.

I can alreadyhear them now. “We need something to campaign on next time.” As though doing your fucking job isn’t something you can campaign on.

It’s every democrat since Clinton and every Republican since Reagan. Carter was the last real president this country had.

Correct. Instead, dems would have declined to roll back any of those laws “so we have something to campaign on next time” until voters get fed up with their ineffectiveness and vote R next time. THEN, we get the invasions.

When you consider that the Democrats’ job is to offer only token resistance and lose elections, you realize he’s doing his “job” very well.

“This debate would be solved if everyone would just agree to one choice.”