Well… history shows that you’re spot on with quite a few political organisations. Can something that’s this accurate still be a joke? ?I dunno. can you tell the difference between a joke and a statement?
Well… history shows that you’re spot on with quite a few political organisations. Can something that’s this accurate still be a joke? ?I dunno. can you tell the difference between a joke and a statement?
so disturbing that the judge in the case has suggested that providing post-trauma counseling to jurors may be necessary.
Especially when so many are getting convicted and jailedAll of them good for a laugh until they suddenly aren't
I don't understand how that connects to him being a democratic party donor. Its not as though he was having pnp fundraising sessions with slam pigs who gave money without consent. He killed a guy unaffiliated from his political beliefs or role as a donor.NSFW
Major Democratic Party Donor Ed Buck Played Sex Game Where He Tested How Much Meth He Could Force Homeless Black Men to Smoke and Inject Until They Died: Prosecutors
The evidence presented in court suggest a wealthy man enlivened by the suffering of others–particularly homeless men with nothing to lose but their lives.lawandcrime.com
One man testified that, after repeatedly refusing to “slam,” he woke up to Buck injecting him in his elbow pit without his consent.
have you two just whatabouted a man who literally got his kicks watching the homeless die? Because I am seeing that article and I am surprised that you have managed to dredge something worse than that MyPillow guy.
Do we have to jump up and pull our hair out every time someone does something scumy? It would get pretty exhausting and messy really quickly.
This could be posted to the What The Bloody Fuckintosh thread instead.
By the way, this is pretty terrible.
When supporters of former president Donald Trump hear media pundits analyze them with the usual collection of belittling observations, they must be tempted to respond, “Hey, we’re right here! We can hear you!”
Yes, they are indeed here, and living among us. And they have every right to be insulted by being accused of believing a “big lie,” and by the implication that they are violent, or traitors, or mindless sheep — racist sheep, of course. They’re fed up not just with the overt insults, but also with more subtle digs, such as former defense secretary Leon Panetta saying last week that he worries that Trump “will continue to try to somehow sway his followers” to attempt another Jan. 6-style uprising. Followers? No one refers to President Biden’s “followers.” It’s a word generally reserved for adherents of cult figures.