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Don't go all Baby McCown in this thread. I don't think the Trump Russia connection is a huge deal but I also don't think wearing a Cuban flag when you are of Cuban decent is a huge deal.

It's not so much that she is wearing the flag so much as she is wearing the flag while demanding that only the government have guns. that worked out very well in the country represented by that flag.
It's also the same country our military couldn't overthrow with more military firepower than anyone in human history.

We should have just gotten together a well regulated militia of Cubans and sent them there to get rid of Castro.

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Ogie Oglethorpe wrote:
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Don't go all Baby McCown in this thread. I don't think the Trump Russia connection is a huge deal but I also don't think wearing a Cuban flag when you are of Cuban decent is a huge deal.

It's not so much that she is wearing the flag so much as she is wearing the flag while demanding that only the government have guns. that worked out very well in the country represented by that flag.
It's also the same country our military couldn't overthrow with more military firepower than anyone in human history.

We should have just gotten together a well regulated militia of Cubans and sent them there to get rid of Castro.

Just as our military can't defeat the Taliban (which has no heavy weapons). It's amazing what small arms and guerrilla tactics can do.

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But the gun owners are the scared snowflakes :lol: :lol:

The Education Department reports that roughly 50 million children attend public schools for roughly 180 days per year. Since Columbine, approximately 200 public school students have been shot to death while school was in session, including the recent slaughter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. (and a shooting in Birmingham, Ala., on Wednesday that police called accidental that left one student dead). That means the statistical likelihood of any given public school student being killed by a gun, in school, on any given day since 1999 was roughly 1 in 614 million. And since the 1990s, shootings at schools have been getting less common.

The chance of a child being shot and killed in a public school is extraordinarily low. Not zero — no risk is. But it’s far lower than many people assume, especially in the glare of heart-wrenching news coverage after an event like Parkland. And it’s far lower than almost any other mortality risk a kid faces, including traveling to and from school, catching a potentially deadly disease while in school or suffering a life-threatening injury playing interscholastic sports.


These facts pretty much end the conversation. Going insane about gun control is just hysteria, virtue signaling, and media manipulation. If David Hogg cares about his classmates, he will demand that they all wear hazmat suits to school.

And I'm not saying people can't be in favor of some sort of gun control (even though they typically have no idea what current gun control laws are in place). It's the absolute hysteria and anointing of these obnoxious kids that is ridiculous.


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Wasn't the flag of Cuba the same under Batista as it was under Castro?

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Wasn't the flag of Cuba the same under Batista as it was under Castro?

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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
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The Venn diagram of people who are having a hissy fit over her patch and the people who loudly support the right to fly the Confederate flag is amusing.

No one has said she doesn't have the right to do so. People have said she shows her ignorance when she does so. Sort of how people who fly the Confederate Flag do so.

Ask for help if you struggle to comprehend that.


No, no, you gotta let people keep claiming that she can fly the flag without identifying with or supporting the bad/awful things it can represent. Let them get comfortable beating you over the head with that.

Proving my original point. LOL.
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SuperMario wrote:
rogers park bryan wrote:
Boilermaker Rick wrote:
badrogue17 wrote:
But the gun owners are the scared snowflakes :lol: :lol:

The Education Department reports that roughly 50 million children attend public schools for roughly 180 days per year. Since Columbine, approximately 200 public school students have been shot to death while school was in session, including the recent slaughter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. (and a shooting in Birmingham, Ala., on Wednesday that police called accidental that left one student dead). That means the statistical likelihood of any given public school student being killed by a gun, in school, on any given day since 1999 was roughly 1 in 614 million. And since the 1990s, shootings at schools have been getting less common.

The chance of a child being shot and killed in a public school is extraordinarily low. Not zero — no risk is. But it’s far lower than many people assume, especially in the glare of heart-wrenching news coverage after an event like Parkland. And it’s far lower than almost any other mortality risk a kid faces, including traveling to and from school, catching a potentially deadly disease while in school or suffering a life-threatening injury playing interscholastic sports.

Hey, remember that time I made the point that being a truck driver was more likely to get you killed than being a cop, and you made a big joke about it even though it was literally a fact?

Well, enjoy a year of "Football is more dangerous than school shootings!". I just hope it doesn't trigger WaitingForRuffcorn too.

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What about being killed in an attack involving immigrants? The probability of that is very negligible - 1 in 3.6 million. The chances of being killed by a refugee are 1000 times more negligible at 1 in 3.64 billion. That's 0.000000028%. It’s just not likely to happen.


What about having your identity stolen by an immigrant? Or robbed? Or assaulted?

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rogers park bryan wrote:
SuperMario wrote:
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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
badrogue17 wrote:
But the gun owners are the scared snowflakes :lol: :lol:

The Education Department reports that roughly 50 million children attend public schools for roughly 180 days per year. Since Columbine, approximately 200 public school students have been shot to death while school was in session, including the recent slaughter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. (and a shooting in Birmingham, Ala., on Wednesday that police called accidental that left one student dead). That means the statistical likelihood of any given public school student being killed by a gun, in school, on any given day since 1999 was roughly 1 in 614 million. And since the 1990s, shootings at schools have been getting less common.

The chance of a child being shot and killed in a public school is extraordinarily low. Not zero — no risk is. But it’s far lower than many people assume, especially in the glare of heart-wrenching news coverage after an event like Parkland. And it’s far lower than almost any other mortality risk a kid faces, including traveling to and from school, catching a potentially deadly disease while in school or suffering a life-threatening injury playing interscholastic sports.

Hey, remember that time I made the point that being a truck driver was more likely to get you killed than being a cop, and you made a big joke about it even though it was literally a fact?

Well, enjoy a year of "Football is more dangerous than school shootings!". I just hope it doesn't trigger WaitingForRuffcorn too.

Also...


What about being killed in an attack involving immigrants? The probability of that is very negligible - 1 in 3.6 million. The chances of being killed by a refugee are 1000 times more negligible at 1 in 3.64 billion. That's 0.000000028%. It’s just not likely to happen.


What about having your identity stolen by an immigrant? Or robbed? Or assaulted?

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leashyourkids wrote:
badrogue17 wrote:
But the gun owners are the scared snowflakes :lol: :lol:

The Education Department reports that roughly 50 million children attend public schools for roughly 180 days per year. Since Columbine, approximately 200 public school students have been shot to death while school was in session, including the recent slaughter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. (and a shooting in Birmingham, Ala., on Wednesday that police called accidental that left one student dead). That means the statistical likelihood of any given public school student being killed by a gun, in school, on any given day since 1999 was roughly 1 in 614 million. And since the 1990s, shootings at schools have been getting less common.

The chance of a child being shot and killed in a public school is extraordinarily low. Not zero — no risk is. But it’s far lower than many people assume, especially in the glare of heart-wrenching news coverage after an event like Parkland. And it’s far lower than almost any other mortality risk a kid faces, including traveling to and from school, catching a potentially deadly disease while in school or suffering a life-threatening injury playing interscholastic sports.


These facts pretty much end the conversation. Going insane about gun control is just hysteria, virtue signaling, and media manipulation. If David Hogg cares about his classmates, he will demand that they all wear hazmat suits to school.

And I'm not saying people can't be in favor of some sort of gun control (even though they typically have no idea what current gun control laws are in place). It's the absolute hysteria and anointing of these obnoxious kids that is ridiculous.

Not unique to gun control. We go nuts over lots of things that are statistically not a big issue.

Terrorism, abortions, shootings, death penalty
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leashyourkids wrote:
badrogue17 wrote:
But the gun owners are the scared snowflakes :lol: :lol:

The Education Department reports that roughly 50 million children attend public schools for roughly 180 days per year. Since Columbine, approximately 200 public school students have been shot to death while school was in session, including the recent slaughter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. (and a shooting in Birmingham, Ala., on Wednesday that police called accidental that left one student dead). That means the statistical likelihood of any given public school student being killed by a gun, in school, on any given day since 1999 was roughly 1 in 614 million. And since the 1990s, shootings at schools have been getting less common.

The chance of a child being shot and killed in a public school is extraordinarily low. Not zero — no risk is. But it’s far lower than many people assume, especially in the glare of heart-wrenching news coverage after an event like Parkland. And it’s far lower than almost any other mortality risk a kid faces, including traveling to and from school, catching a potentially deadly disease while in school or suffering a life-threatening injury playing interscholastic sports.


These facts pretty much end the conversation. Going insane about gun control is just hysteria, virtue signaling, and media manipulation. If David Hogg cares about his classmates, he will demand that they all wear hazmat suits to school.

And I'm not saying people can't be in favor of some sort of gun control (even though they typically have no idea what current gun control laws are in place). It's the absolute hysteria and anointing of these obnoxious kids that is ridiculous.

Not unique to gun control. We go nuts over lots of things that are statistically not a big issue.

Terrorism, abortions, shootings, death penalty


And MANY are told not to go nuts (or "deflect") over issues that are significant, even statistically speaking. Like, say, teen deaths due to texting while driving or otherwise driving recklessly.
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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
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leashyourkids wrote:
badrogue17 wrote:
But the gun owners are the scared snowflakes :lol: :lol:

The Education Department reports that roughly 50 million children attend public schools for roughly 180 days per year. Since Columbine, approximately 200 public school students have been shot to death while school was in session, including the recent slaughter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. (and a shooting in Birmingham, Ala., on Wednesday that police called accidental that left one student dead). That means the statistical likelihood of any given public school student being killed by a gun, in school, on any given day since 1999 was roughly 1 in 614 million. And since the 1990s, shootings at schools have been getting less common.

The chance of a child being shot and killed in a public school is extraordinarily low. Not zero — no risk is. But it’s far lower than many people assume, especially in the glare of heart-wrenching news coverage after an event like Parkland. And it’s far lower than almost any other mortality risk a kid faces, including traveling to and from school, catching a potentially deadly disease while in school or suffering a life-threatening injury playing interscholastic sports.


These facts pretty much end the conversation. Going insane about gun control is just hysteria, virtue signaling, and media manipulation. If David Hogg cares about his classmates, he will demand that they all wear hazmat suits to school.

And I'm not saying people can't be in favor of some sort of gun control (even though they typically have no idea what current gun control laws are in place). It's the absolute hysteria and anointing of these obnoxious kids that is ridiculous.

Not unique to gun control. We go nuts over lots of things that are statistically not a big issue.

Terrorism, abortions, shootings, death penalty


And MANY are told not to go nuts (or "deflect") over issues that are significant, even statistically speaking. Like, say, teen deaths due to texting while driving or otherwise driving recklessly.

Preaching to the choir. I cant believe more isnt done about texting and driving.

I think down the road we'll look back at people using their phones while driving in a WTF were they thinking type of way.
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And MANY are told not to go nuts (or "deflect") over issues that are significant, even statistically speaking. Like, say, teen deaths due to texting while driving or otherwise driving recklessly.
...or 10 year olds playing tackle football?

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Laura Ingraham folds like a chair. What a fake bitch. If you believe what you spew, the stand by your words.
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Laura Ingraham folds like a chair. What a fake bitch. If you believe what you spew, the stand by your words.


What a spineless bitch. You would think she would have learned from the notorious DJT. Tell your critics to suck a dick and never apologize. That's what the left wants, for you to fold under the weight of the "social media outrage".

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Hogg said her apology "wasn't enough."

Who is this kid, David Koresh?

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Hogg said her apology "wasn't enough."

Who is this kid, David Koresh?


He's "changing the world" so possibly

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This kid is the very embodiment of insufferable.
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Here is the big question now: What school is gonna let him in now? Think how much bigger a prick he will be once a decent school bends over to let him in.

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Here is the big question now: What school is gonna let him in now? Think how much bigger a prick he will be once a decent school bends over to let him in.



If a school is going to bend over, I’m sure they might prefer the biggest prick they can take.
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What school is gonna let him in now?

Don't kid yourself, he's going anywhere he wants.

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Though I suppose kidding yourself is why you're in this mess.

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Though I suppose kidding yourself is why you're in this mess.


You guys better hope I never win the Power Ball.
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Though I suppose kidding yourself is why you're in this mess.


You guys better hope I never win the Power Ball.
Imagine a combination of the End of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and the start of Saving Private Ryan



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Though I suppose kidding yourself is why you're in this mess.


You guys better hope I never win the Power Ball.
Imagine a combination of the End of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and the start of Saving Private Ryan

You're going to cower behind a Czech Hedgehog and try to kiss an orangutan?

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What school is gonna let him in now?

Don't kid yourself, he's going anywhere he wants.

Bet he gets his boney ass kicked first.
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I am going to just believe that kid is not writing his own material.

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I am going to just believe that kid is not writing his own material.


Probably. These are smart and affluent kids.

Not sure how I missed this thread but I'm guessing it's just a bunch of snowflakes crying in their beer because kids are challenging their world view.

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