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People who leave chambered handguns in their vehicle deserve anything that happens to them. Not to mention even loving Florida has laws regarding ease of access with firearms in vehicles.
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Best part is she might face charges for inappropriate handling of the firearm. Talk about adding insult to injury.
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Gropiemon posted:Super vocal gun advocate gets blasted in the back by her 4 year old. quote:The 4-year-old was not injured. He is now in the care of other family members, and the Department of Children and Families is investigating the case, officials said. Detectives are now trying to determine exactly how the boy got a hold of the gun. quote:He will not face charges. Lost it at this...
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It's like that biker who died when he fell off of it during a protest of helmet laws all over again.
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Scarf posted:Lost it at this... aaahahaha that they even have to clear up "We did not arrest the 4 year old boy for attempted murder" is really hosed up Florida.
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Ragequit posted:"A proud, pro-gun mom was accidentally shot by her 4-year-old son — just a day after the Second Amendment-loving woman boasted about her tot’s shooting kills." quote:Gilt, also an avid horseback rider, was driving to pick up a pony when she was shot Tuesday, CBS 47 reported. This does not surprise me at all. Do not mess with girls that love horses
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Judge Schnoopy posted:aaahahaha that they even have to clear up "We did not arrest the 4 year old boy for attempted murder" is really hosed up Florida. Florida has a nasty habit of locking up little kids for life.
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Mar 9, 2016 20:12
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Skills for kills, Infant. Skills for kills.
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Mar 9, 2016 20:24
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Big hyped game the Division is officially out now and this is happening: 
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ekuNNN posted:Big hyped game the Division is officially out now and this is happening: I think that's really loving awesome actually.
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Feel the Bern, indeed.
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Scarf posted:I think that's really loving awesome actually. I like this kind of realism in my games.
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Scarf posted:I think that's really loving awesome actually. Yea that may have sold me on the game actually, I was on the fence.
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ekuNNN posted:Big hyped game the Division is officially out now and this is happening: I played for like 9 hours yesterday, straight away from the beginning of the game. Some of the NPCs were crowded, but I wasn't delayed and didn't see anything like lines.
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Your Gay Uncle posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeTpnOzoPdw Gropiemon posted:Super vocal gun advocate gets blasted in the back by her 4 year old.
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ekuNNN posted:Big hyped game the Division is officially out now and this is happening: What exactly is happening here? Is the Division an mmo? e: ah nm, the first picture didn't load so all I saw was the 2nd one.
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I liked that people actually politely lined up as if they were pro blighty dwellers, didn't just crowd and push like in China.
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Taken from D&D, but somebody who is responsible for a Republican twitter feed thought it prudent to post THIS: Needless to say, it didn;t stay up for long.
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Since you didn't explain, it should be noted that she's an Iraq war veteran who lost her legs in combat.
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Samovar posted:Taken from D&D, but somebody who is responsible for a Republican twitter feed thought it prudent to post THIS: 
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Since you didn't explain, it should be noted that she's an Iraq war veteran who lost her legs in combat. Samovar posted:Taken from D&D, but somebody who is responsible for a Republican twitter feed thought it prudent to post THIS: Everything about this is beautiful.  Let's slander an opponent as being anti-vet, you know, the one who lost her legs in the Iraq war.
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Along the same lines - Saxby Chambliss ads in 2002 that stated that incumbent Max Cleland didn't have the courage to lead since he had dared to vote against some of Bush's efforts. Gee. I wonder why a guy that came home from Vietnam looking like this would fail to fall in line lock step with a chicken hawk.  What a pussy. Edit - Chambliss won. Cause of course he did.
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Tony Phillips posted:Along the same lines - Saxby Chambliss ads in 2002 that stated that incumbent Max Cleland didn't have the courage to lead since he had dared to vote against some of Bush's efforts. Goddamn.  All that on top of Saxby Chambliss sounding like a bad stripper name.
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nerdz posted:This does not surprise me at all. Unless you're 4 years old and have a gun?
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The notion that battlefield courage translates to political courage, and by extension that you're not allowed to question the political courage of someone who displayed courage on the battlefield, is wrongheaded. Max Cleland voted for the Iraq war because (in his own admission) he feared not being re-elected, and also voted for the PATRIOT act. Dan Inouye pried a live grenade out of the hand of his own severed arm and killed Japanese with it, and was also a serial sexual harasser in Congress. And we all know what a giant douche John McCain is as a politician.
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Judge Schnoopy posted:aaahahaha that they even have to clear up "We did not arrest the 4 year old boy for attempted murder" is really hosed up Florida. Why would he go to jail, the kid was just standing his ground when she threatened him with a time out God bless Florida 
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Tony Phillips posted:Along the same lines - Saxby Chambliss ads in 2002 that stated that incumbent Max Cleland didn't have the courage to lead since he had dared to vote against some of Bush's efforts. As someone local to all that, Cleland had been alienating his base for awhile. Tom Daschle kind of hosed him over by pressuring him to vote on things he knew would make him unpopular at home. The Iraq war was just one of those votes. Cleland didn't deserve to go out like that though.
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Karma Monkey posted:Goddamn.
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Saxby isn't the limbless guy.
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blunt for century posted:From the USPol thread: Just saw this in my news feeds and came here to laugh about it. How can people be so loving stupid? Pasteurisation makes milk safe, has done for a hundred and fifty years. loving "natural" "organic" bullshit. At least this time they didn't kill kids. Yet. Megillah Gorilla has a new favorite as of 03:58 on Mar 10, 2016 |
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Levitate posted:That's kinda lame and petty Would you want a politician you didn't support using you as a photo op?
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lfield posted:Would you want a politician you didn't support using you as a photo op? Clinton actually used a couple I know in a gay marriage thing she did around the time of the Supreme Court decision (gay marriage had been a thing here for a few years already). They got married at city hall, and were asked if their pictures could be used. They were basically giddy at the time, so agreed. They're ambivalent now. On the one hand, they're of course pleased to spread the message, and it's pretty cool that tons of people got to see them looking awesome and happy in their tuxes. On the other, they're total Sanders supporters, and wish he'd asked instead.
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lfield posted:Would you want a politician you didn't support using you as a photo op? Eh, good point when you put it in those words.
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Levitate posted:That's kinda lame and petty Ya, how dare that person object to a politician they don't support using their likeness for promotional materials without their permission. What a lame and petty person.
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Gorilla Salad posted:How can people be so loving stupid? Cause raw milk is tasty as gently caress. The ones who do it to be healthy are still dumb.
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Phanatic posted:The notion that battlefield courage translates to political courage, and by extension that you're not allowed to question the political courage of someone who displayed courage on the battlefield, is wrongheaded. Max Cleland voted for the Iraq war because (in his own admission) he feared not being re-elected, and also voted for the PATRIOT act. Dan Inouye pried a live grenade out of the hand of his own severed arm and killed Japanese with it, and was also a serial sexual harasser in Congress. And we all know what a giant douche John McCain is as a politician. John McCain is one of a select few GOP politicians I respect. Don't agree with him, but by and large I think he's one of the best examples of loyal opposition you could hope for. Edit: content 
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