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Not you, Scal. We know how you feel.
R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
In light of recent events, how does everyone feel about Trumps ban on Muslim countries now?
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Well, I believe Libya is the only country that was on the banned list of the 3 that produced the most recent British attack. Of course all the 9/11 people were Saudis and they wouldn't be on the list either.
There was an interesting thing I saw earlier about Trump trying to incite an attack within the US.
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Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
Well, I believe Libya is the only country that was on the banned list of the 3 that produced the most recent British attack. Of course all the 9/11 people were Saudis and they wouldn't be on the list either.
Well, I believe Libya is the only country that was on the banned list of the 3 that produced the most recent British attack. Of course all the 9/11 people were Saudis and they wouldn't be on the list either.
There was an interesting thing I saw earlier about Trump trying to incite an attack within the US.
All valid points but do you think we should have a ban?
R.I.P. #94 MARSHAWN KNEELAND - DC4L
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Trump has been a fraudulent joke from day 1. Every day he proves it more & more. He's making an embarrasing mockery of our country while being dangerous as well. Why many on the right refuse to see this clearly is beyond me. Guess it has much to do with the emotionally charged divisive times & childish pride.
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Quote Originally Posted by cashin:
Trump has been a fraudulent joke from day 1. Every day he proves it more & more. He's making an embarrasing mockery of our country while being dangerous as well. Why many on the right refuse to see this clearly is beyond me. Guess it has much to do with the emotionally charged divisive times & childish pride.
Trump has been a fraudulent joke from day 1. Every day he proves it more & more. He's making an embarrasing mockery of our country while being dangerous as well. Why many on the right refuse to see this clearly is beyond me. Guess it has much to do with the emotionally charged divisive times & childish pride.
Truth is in the eye of the beholder. I remember thinking the same thing about the clown that just left office.
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Well, that sounds good & all, but unfortunately truth & things like facts, logic & basic common sense are not always just "in the eyes of the beholder". There are good reasons why Trump can't even get legal representation from a solid, reputable firm in DC. He's a self-centered fool & narcissistic fraud who will be gone within a yr to 18 mos. Sadly, though maybe not as corrupt, Pence & his policies are as bad or worse.
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Quote Originally Posted by cashin:
Well, that sounds good & all, but unfortunately truth & things like facts, logic & basic common sense are not always just "in the eyes of the beholder". There are good reasons why Trump can't even get legal representation from a solid, reputable firm in DC. He's a self-centered fool & narcissistic fraud who will be gone within a yr to 18 mos. Sadly, though maybe not as corrupt, Pence & his policies are as bad or worse.
Well, that sounds good & all, but unfortunately truth & things like facts, logic & basic common sense are not always just "in the eyes of the beholder". There are good reasons why Trump can't even get legal representation from a solid, reputable firm in DC. He's a self-centered fool & narcissistic fraud who will be gone within a yr to 18 mos. Sadly, though maybe not as corrupt, Pence & his policies are as bad or worse.
Waa waaa boo hoo.
You need to go break some windows...it may make you feel better.
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I can tell you one thing, the more these Muslim terrorist attacks happen (and they happen outside of the U.S.), the more Trump looks like a genius - And that's not necessarily a good thing.
I'm predicting a few more in like France or Britain, then something's going to happen here in the U.S., and Trump's going to get free reign to drop the hammer on somebody. So stock up on canned food, bottled water, and first aid kits now.....
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Quote Originally Posted by GimmeMoneyNow:
I can tell you one thing, the more these Muslim terrorist attacks happen (and they happen outside of the U.S.), the more Trump looks like a genius - And that's not necessarily a good thing.
I can tell you one thing, the more these Muslim terrorist attacks happen (and they happen outside of the U.S.), the more Trump looks like a genius - And that's not necessarily a good thing.
I'm predicting a few more in like France or Britain, then something's going to happen here in the U.S., and Trump's going to get free reign to drop the hammer on somebody. So stock up on canned food, bottled water, and first aid kits now.....
What about hummus?
This better not effect our ability to get good hummus 
bigreds daddy
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Quote Originally Posted by cashin:
Well, that sounds good & all, but unfortunately truth & things like facts, logic & basic common sense are not always just "in the eyes of the beholder". There are good reasons why Trump can't even get legal representation from a solid, reputable firm in DC. He's a self-centered fool & narcissistic fraud who will be gone within a yr to 18 mos. Sadly, though maybe not as corrupt, Pence & his policies are as bad or worse.
Well, that sounds good & all, but unfortunately truth & things like facts, logic & basic common sense are not always just "in the eyes of the beholder". There are good reasons why Trump can't even get legal representation from a solid, reputable firm in DC. He's a self-centered fool & narcissistic fraud who will be gone within a yr to 18 mos. Sadly, though maybe not as corrupt, Pence & his policies are as bad or worse.
Common Sense? You must be joking. Keep the country safe please - hows that for common sense? Don't make the same mistakes Europe is making unless you have a good supply of body bags, flowers & teddy bears. Obama was a national disgrace along with his administration. The media kept it on the down low for them all though.
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:
Common Sense? You must be joking. Keep the country safe please - hows that for common sense? Don't make the same mistakes Europe is making unless you have a good supply of body bags, flowers & teddy bears. Obama was a national disgrace along with his administration. The media kept it on the down low for them all though.
Gun violence is responsible for more death in the US than Islamic terrorism. So I guess you would be for banning guns
first,correct?
first,correct?
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:
Gun violence is responsible for more death in the US than Islamic terrorism. So I guess you would be for banning guns first,correct?
first,correct? Talk about a red herring.
There are 3 hundred + million guns that are legally owned in the US. and only a minute percentage get used in a gun homicide. Less than 1%...
I wonder how much the percentage goes up if the gun is in the hands of a person that owns a Quran?
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Quote Originally Posted by wordsmyth:
Talk about a red herring.
There are 3 hundred + million guns that are legally owned in the US. and only a minute percentage get used in a gun homicide. Less than 1%...
I wonder how much the percentage goes up if the gun is in the hands of a person that owns a Quran?
Talk about a red herring.
There are 3 hundred + million guns that are legally owned in the US. and only a minute percentage get used in a gun homicide. Less than 1%...
I wonder how much the percentage goes up if the gun is in the hands of a person that owns a Quran?
why is gun violence a red herring if the topic is keeping people in america safe?
but my favorite part is how you point out how such a small percentage of gun owners commit homicide, given that there are three hundred million or so guns in this country, and then move directly into a comment about muslims being violent although there are about 1.5 billion muslims out there.
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Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:
why is gun violence a red herring if the topic is keeping people in america safe?
but my favorite part is how you point out how such a small percentage of gun owners commit homicide, given that there are three hundred million or so guns in this country, and then move directly into a comment about muslims being violent although there are about 1.5 billion muslims out there.
why is gun violence a red herring if the topic is keeping people in america safe?
but my favorite part is how you point out how such a small percentage of gun owners commit homicide, given that there are three hundred million or so guns in this country, and then move directly into a comment about muslims being violent although there are about 1.5 billion muslims out there.
I stand by the last line in my last post. Combine a Quran owner and a gun and my money says the expectation for gun violence goes up.
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The Czechs get it ........
A couple of months ago, Czech President Milos Zeman urged citizens to arm themselves against a possible "super-Holocaust" carried out by Muslim terrorists....
Never mind that there are fewer than 4,000 Muslims in this country of 10 million people ..the country's interior ministry is pushing a constitutional change that would let citizens use guns against terrorists.....
A couple of months ago, Czech President Milos Zeman urged citizens to arm themselves against a possible "super-Holocaust" carried out by Muslim terrorists....
Never mind that there are fewer than 4,000 Muslims in this country of 10 million people ..the country's interior ministry is pushing a constitutional change that would let citizens use guns against terrorists.....
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Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu:
All valid points but do you think we should have a ban?
Of course there should be certain people who should not be allowed in. But I'm more concerned about things that actually affect my everyday life... I wish he would ban things like texting while driving, or people bringing their kids under 10 to Chipotle.
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