Recent content by pao

I guess deaf people will soon be charged for hate crimes.

Why am I not seeing your post other than the title, and on your 2nd and 3rd post nothing?

No! It it a terrible point, and you know it. They are completely different weapons with a different purpose. He makes an absurd leap because he can not logically addressing her conserns. You sir are a troll with no purpose on this website. Every time I see your posts, it makes me want to puke...

I'm vegan but hate when people use that term when speaking to others that express interest in moving away from a meat based diet. I would never touch this fake trash unless paid at least $100 per occurance, and even then would never do that on an ongoing basis. You can live on soda and chips and...

Wasn't U.S. troops on Saudi Arabian soil the supposed reason for the 911 attacks?

"They are Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina, U.S. Representative Adam Kinzinger of Illinois and U.S. Representative Lee Zeldin of New York." Nice to know the 5 most important people that must be campained against.

Because she is against the neocon foreign policy agenda.

Rand has spoken out against Bolton, and Rand's opinion is supposedly sometimes respected by Trump.

He has already proven himself capable of being a very violent person. He could very easily screw up while in prison and end up with 5-10 or more years in the end.

I wish someone with influence, either newwork (Tucker?) or alternative (some YouTube personally with millions of views, maybe even Twitter Trump?) would report EVERY self-defense news report (usually found on local news all over the country, or some government source (i.e. FBI reports or other)...

If they really wanted to threaten Trump a more effective move would be to refuse to print any more dollars, declare they will no longer set interest rates, and encourage the government to adopt the gold standard.

I might believe this if he go rid of Bolton.

I think some states are starting to make brandishing a firearm, with the purpose of desclating in a situation, legal.

My understanding is the jury has to look at the situation at the very moment shots were fired. As soon as he saw the gun the attacker immediately starts backing away, a couple seconds pass as he is backing up, then he is shot (at that moment the original attacker was not an an imminent threat in...

How long before accusations of threats are are enough to make someone a felon?