Kansas Crimson

2 in custody

Just some patriots exercising their Constitutional rights. You never know when you will need to stand your ground in a large crowd of cheering happy people.

Thoughts and prayers for any collaterally damaged bystanders, but Constitutional amendments must be held absolute and sacrosanct.

pdub, why is lobs still allowed here?

seriously, he doesn’t deserve the privilege of being a part of this community

how many strikes does one get?

I thought he was gusher-banned for the 9-11 stuff.

He gone.
I was going to just let it play out ( once he was discovered ) for a bit for the lolz but he really is still a piece of shit.

Lock the door behind him?

pdub wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 3:46 pm He gone.
I was going to just let it play out ( once he was discovered ) for a bit for the lolz but he really is still a piece of shit.

thank you, seriously

japhy wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 3:27 pm Just some patriots exercising their Constitutional rights. You never know when you will need to stand your ground in a large crowd of cheering happy people.

Thoughts and prayers for any collaterally damaged bystanders, but Constitutional amendments must be held absolute and sacrosanct.

The founding fathers HATED large gatherings!

KUTradition wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 3:51 pm

pdub wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 3:46 pm He gone.
I was going to just let it play out ( once he was discovered ) for a bit for the lolz but he really is still a piece of shit.

thank you, seriously

THIS

I love having sQuirt and Senor Randall around. We can read about "rubethink", but it is rare to have unlimited access to a live rube so that you can bounce thoughts off their forehead and see what sort of crazy trajectory the ricochet takes in real time. They are the true useful idiots. They provide a helpful head's update on the new directions in "rubethink".

pdub wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 3:46 pm He gone.
I was going to just let it play out ( once he was discovered ) for a bit for the lolz but he really is still a piece of shit.

Good. Thank you.

Thanks Pdub

japhy wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 3:53 pm I love having sQuirt and Senor Randall around. We can read about "rubethink", but it is rare to have unlimited access to a live rube so that you can bounce thoughts off their forehead and see what sort of crazy trajectory the ricochet takes in real time. They are the true useful idiots. They provide a helpful head's update on the new directions in "rubethink".

^

BTW - should go without saying that there were something like one thousand (1,000) uniformed good guys with guns there today.

NBC reporting nine kids with gunshot wounds.

Holy smokes.

jhawks99 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 5:01 pmHoly smokes.

I hope that's fog-of-war reporting that is conflating stampede injuries with gunshot wounds.

Which is one hell of a thing to have to say.

Cassandra wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 2:24 pm Fascinating that we had much more relaxed gun laws and more guns in the 1970s, yet these sort of things didn't happen. Maybe, just maybe, there's another explanation for what is making people do this.

Wrong as always.

https://www.jacksoncountyprosecutor.com ... ifer-Joyce

In 1970, you could not conceal carry or open carry in Missouri. Now both are not only allowed but allowed without permit. You are nothing but an ignorant troll who adds zero value to this site. Fuck off.

Gun laws in Missouri:

No background checks for private sales.
No permit required for concealed carry.
No permit required for open carry.
No license required for owners.
No firearm registration.
No assault weapon law.
No magazine capacity restriction.

How much more "relaxed" can they possibly get?

22 shot, one of whom is dead.

8 with life-threatening wounds