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Two Louisiana lawmakers reportedly decided to settle a dispute over a piece of legislation the old fashioned way.
The argument between state Rep. Stuart Bishop and Sen. Norby Chabert started Tuesday morning, and ended with Chabert throwing several punches at his colleague at a local bar later that night, according to the News Star.
"We had a gentleman's disagreement and settled it with our hands," Bishop said.
Got a disagreement, you have no counter words to dispute... your intelligence is challenged... you have no competition for the truth?
Kill them.
Hasn't
Lenin
Stalin
Hitler
Mao
Castro
Chavez
Antifa
taught us anything?
You obviously unfamiliar with American history. Duels were a great way to stop people from spreading nonsense. I mean unlike today where there is no consequence to passing off the most extreme of lies as truth, back then....you could end up dead.
You obviously unfamiliar with American history. Duels were a great way to stop people from spreading nonsense. I mean unlike today where there is no consequence to passing off the most extreme of lies as truth, back then....you could end up dead.
That is uncivilized, I'd suggest American darts thrown at 5 paces.
I prefer guns. With liberals hating guns, they could become endangered.
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