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[rocket surgeon]

If you can't see what was wrong with what he said, you are also beyond hope.

I thought you weren't.  Please prove me wrong.

you're losing hardy.  i have no idea where the hell you get jewish prison camps out of "some people".  that is actually demented beyond words and an apology would be appropriate.  maybe you need to listen to some old people a little more.  you wet behind the ears fellers missed a lot of good stuff while being distracted with all your "woke" crap

[Uncle Rico]

you're losing hardy.  i have no idea where the hell you get jewish prison camps out of "some people".  that is actually demented beyond words and an apology would be appropriate.  maybe you need to listen to some old people a little more.  you wet behind the ears fellers missed a lot of good stuff while being distracted with all your "woke" crap

9 of 10

If anyone needs to apologize, it is definitely Hards.

[TSmith34, Inc.]

   So an actual news story isn't evidence.  Wow!  There are daily accounts here in California of such things happening.  DA s are becoming subject to more recall referendums.  I'm all for fairness in treating people who make a mistake but a revolving door for chronic criminals does nobody any good. For example, the LA county sheriff now charges felons in Federal Court rather than local courts to protect the citizens.

No, a news story about a single individual does not constitute "plenty of evidence".

[Billy Hoyle]

It's whatever you want it to be, Jr.

You should discuss that with one of your fellow virtue signalers who advertises that on his profile. Unless he's a big Tucker fan. I've never seen him, you seem to know a lot about him though. Closet fan?

[Hards Alumni]

"Some people are unfit for society" is what you bolded. Guess what? Some people are - they've disqualified themselves. Do you honestly think that mass murderers or violent rapists are fit for society? I bet not any society you want your wife and children to inhabit.

Could "some people are unfit for society" be used as an apology for genocide? Sure. But you know that wasn't the case here. Acting like you don't is dishonest.

Congrats, you've lumped yourself into the fascist dystopia that rocket subscribes to.

Are you proud?  Would your family be?  Why would you defend the stupid things he says.  Do the things I say offend you so much?  I say much less harmful things.

Lets meet for a drink.

[Hards Alumni]

you're losing hardy.  i have no idea where the hell you get jewish prison camps out of "some people".  that is actually demented beyond words and an apology would be appropriate.  maybe you need to listen to some old people a little more.  you wet behind the ears fellers missed a lot of good stuff while being distracted with all your "woke" crap

Brother.  Let's meet.  I'm old enough, but not ignorant.

[4everwarriors]

Hoos byin', hey?

[Uncle Rico]

You should discuss that with one of your fellow virtue signalers who advertises that on his profile. Unless he's a big Tucker fan. I've never seen him, you seem to know a lot about him though. Closet fan?

Virtue signalers 😂

[MU82]

More tales of much worse violence in the streets:

Texting through an insurrection: Thousands of frantic text messages that might have otherwise been lost to history are now key to piecing together a picture of the events surrounding the Jan. 6 attack.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/interactive/2022/texting-insurrection/?utm_campaign=wp_post_most&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&wpisrc=nl_most&carta-url=https%3A%2F%2Fs2.washingtonpost.com%2Fcar-ln-tr%2F36100ac%2F620d35549d2fda34e794eab3%2F5f8d147cae7e8a56e5b732a4%2F25%2F70%2F620d35549d2fda34e794eab3

The panicked texts started landing in Mark Meadows's phone long before thousands of supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, to stop Congress from certifying Joe Biden's victory.

Many were sent to Meadows by Fox News hosts, lawmakers and other Trump allies urging him to get his boss — cocooned in his private dining room just off the Oval Office — to put a halt to the assault.

[Merit Matters]

More tales of much worse violence in the streets:

Texting through an insurrection: Thousands of frantic text messages that might have otherwise been lost to history are now key to piecing together a picture of the events surrounding the Jan. 6 attack.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/interactive/2022/texting-insurrection/?utm_campaign=wp_post_most&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&wpisrc=nl_most&carta-url=https%3A%2F%2Fs2.washingtonpost.com%2Fcar-ln-tr%2F36100ac%2F620d35549d2fda34e794eab3%2F5f8d147cae7e8a56e5b732a4%2F25%2F70%2F620d35549d2fda34e794eab3

The panicked texts started landing in Mark Meadows's phone long before thousands of supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, to stop Congress from certifying Joe Biden's victory.

Many were sent to Meadows by Fox News hosts, lawmakers and other Trump allies urging him to get his boss — cocooned in his private dining room just off the Oval Office — to put a halt to the assault.

The January 6th riots were wrong but not as deadly as everyone wants them to be. There was no coup, no insurrection, just a bunch of dumb people with bad intentions. Last time I checked, congressional business went on as usual that day. The burn loot and murder campaign of summer 2020, however, did much more damage to everyday people and was much more violent.

[The Sultan]

The January 6th riots were wrong but not as deadly as everyone wants them to be. There was no coup, no insurrection, just a bunch of dumb people with bad intentions. Last time I checked, congressional business went on as usual that day. The burn loot and murder campaign of summer 2020, however, did much more damage to everyday people and was much more violent.

Lol. Business went on "as usual?"  Is it "usual" for Congress-people to have to leave the floor, barricade the doors, and have protesters sit in the Speaker's chair?

Sure they finished their job eventually, and I'm not labeling it a coup, but to claim that it went on "as usual" is a really, really stupid statement. Protesters invaded the capitol to prevent the essential democratic process from occurring. It amazes me that anyone would minimize that.

[Merit Matters]

Lol. Business went on "as usual?"  Is it "usual" for Congress-people to have to leave the floor, barricade the doors, and have protesters sit in the Speaker's chair?

Sure they finished their job eventually, and I'm not labeling it a coup, but to claim that it went on "as usual" is a really, really stupid statement.

Can agree on that. I am just saying in the grand scheme of things, the government went on.

[The Sultan]

Can agree on that. I am just saying in the grand scheme of things, the government went on.

And in the grand scheme of things, Minneapolis has recovered from the BLM protests. I'm not sure that's the standard we want to set here though. Bad actions deserve to be recognized as such.

[🏀]

Can agree on that. I am just saying in the grand scheme of things, the government went on.

Not all insurrections are successful.

[Pakuni]

Not all insurrections are successful.

This is the new rationalization. Because it was a hamfisted, failed effort by a bunch of incompetents - among them people in the White House and Congress - it's really no big deal.

[real chili 83]

And in the grand scheme of things, Minneapolis has recovered from the BLM protests. I'm not sure that's the standard we want to set here though. Bad actions deserve to be recognized as such.

Wtf are you talking about. It's just a sh1t show here. Police shootings, protests, record murders, car jackings galore.  Hell, I've caught people breaking into cars in my driveway and witnessed a car theft in my neighborhood.

We still have a couple more trials to go yet this summer.  Ugh, it will be a long, hot summer.

This is your dumbest post yet. 

We can't even keep our garage door open in the summer for fear of people entering your house while you are in the backyard cutting the grass.  It's happening every day now in our community.

[Herman Cain]

Wtf are you talking about. It's just a sh1t show here. Police shootings, protests, record murders, car jackings galore.  Hell, I've caught people breaking into cars in my driveway and witnessed a car theft in my neighborhood.

We still have a couple more trials to go yet this summer.  Ugh, it will be a long, hot summer.

This is your dumbest post yet.

Real Chili Thanks for posting and bringing these circumstances to the light of day.

Our company stopped doing business in the Twin Cities to protect the safety of our employees. 

[Goose]

real

Too many people have their head in the sand and want to believe everything is fine. Ironically, it seems like the same people will be talking about Jan. 6th for as long as I have talked about the Al era at MU.

[The Sultan]

Wtf are you talking about. It's just a sh1t show here. Police shootings, protests, record murders, car jackings galore.  Hell, I've caught people breaking into cars in my driveway and witnessed a car theft in my neighborhood.

We still have a couple more trials to go yet this summer.  Ugh, it will be a long, hot summer.

This is your dumbest post yet. 

We can't even keep our garage door open in the summer for fear of people entering your house while you are in the backyard cutting the grass.  It's happening every day now in our community.

All because of the BLM protests right?

What you're describing is happening a lot of places. BLM is just the bogeyman for complex societal problems we don't want to deal with.

[The Sultan]

real

Too many people have their head in the sand and want to believe everything is fine. Ironically, it seems like the same people will be talking about Jan. 6th for as long as I have talked about the Al era at MU.

No one is saying "everything is fine."  Jeez you people need to learn how to read. 

[real chili 83]

It got the train rolling.

People have become more brazen. No, crime was not invented two years ago, but the uptick is undeniable. 

[The Sultan]

It got the train rolling.

People have become more brazen. No, crime was not invented two years ago, but the uptick is undeniable. 

But the uptick is everywhere.  And its not just crime, it's self-destructive behavior of all sorts.  Car accidents are up.  Drug overdoeses are up. 

I was speaking to the very specific  aftermath of the protests.  Not trying to minimize what citizens are dealing with.

[Pakuni]

Wtf are you talking about. It's just a sh1t show here. Police shootings, protests, record murders, car jackings galore.  Hell, I've caught people breaking into cars in my driveway and witnessed a car theft in my neighborhood.

We still have a couple more trials to go yet this summer.  Ugh, it will be a long, hot summer.

This is your dumbest post yet. 

We can't even keep our garage door open in the summer for fear of people entering your house while you are in the backyard cutting the grass.  It's happening every day now in our community.

There's nothing unique happening in Minneapolis. Violent crime is up in the vast majority of American cities, Republican mayor or Democrat, blue state or red state. 
Do you believe the BLM protests are responsible for this? If so, show your math.

[real chili 83]

Face palm

[The Sultan]

There's nothing unique happening in Minneapolis. Violent crime is up in the vast majority of American cities, Republican mayor or Democrat, blue state or red state. 
Do you believe the BLM protests are responsible for this? If so, show your math.

Face palm

I take it that this means you can't indeed "show your math."