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Apparently that he's a supporter of civil rights. Unlike the idiot that called the SA on him. But of course she wasn't "afraid"-she was playing attention wh*re.
I never thought that there would be a Title so-o-o long that it wouldn't fit this forums title bar but .. I found it!
The reason I had to 'alter' the title!
Dem Congresswoman Calls Sergeant At Arms On Republican Rep Over His Gun Video: “I Feel Unsafe With This In My Place Of Work”
Fear the politician that fears your gun.
(I 'stole' that from ... somewhere from someone.)
In case you haven't figured it out yet: The reason that the headline is so-o-o long is that it's not a truly professional website. A good website, with professional editors, would have cut that down to something more concise.
This website is one I wouldn't trust, as it makes no mention of specific staff and provides no telephone number. Despite its claiming to be factual, most of the pieces appear to be opinion pieces and they mostly fixate on minor stories.
But it's an interesting post, showing us again how often Republican rhetoric is unacceptably violent.
Hats shaped like vaginas never killed anybody. We have a gun crisis in this country, and any idiot politician who thinks he's being funny by downplaying that is part of the problem.
A gun crisis? Please elaborate, what is this gun crisis you speak of?
It wouldnt bother you all to have a workplace with an automatic weapon on the wall?
Not a bit. In fact, I pass several on the way to the elevator each morning. <Yawn> What's to fear?
There's a word some use to describe offensive women. I abstain from using it, but would make an exception in this particular woman's case if given the opportunity to speak with her.
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