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Firebrand progessives LMAO. Duddy drinks the daily kool aid
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Firebrand progessives LMAO. Duddy drinks the daily kool aid
Firebrand progessives LMAO. Duddy drinks the daily kool aid
Do you spend every waking moment searching for the "A HA!" stories?
What's your point?THAT'S your excuse for him?
That its a liberal hoax.
There are some on this board, including you, who seem to be just as frikken nuts as he is. We can only hope none of you are endangering the life of a child like he is.
How about this one? Is this also a liberal hoax?
Video at the link.
A police chief in a small town in Pennsylvania is attracting controversy this week after posting a series of YouTube videos attacking people that disagree with his views on gun rights.
Mark Kessler, police chief of Gilberton Borough and a member of the North Schuylkill school board, caught the attention of viewers earlier this month with profanity-laced videos blasting "libtards" and Secretary of State John Kerry for supposedly wanting to take away his guns.
In the video above, which contains NSFW language, Kessler goes on the offensive.
"Fuck all you libtards out there ... yous take it in the ass," he says in the video, posted in mid-July. "I don't give a fuck what you say, so you can all go fuck yourselves. Period."
Kessler goes on to suggest that he wouldn't take part in an "armed revolt" on Washington, D.C., apparently a reference to a march planned and later canceled by libertarian activist Adam Kokesh, who is now in jail on drug charges. It appears that Kessler and others are planning a different event in D.C. in September, though it's unclear if they plan on being armed.
In a separate video, Kessler takes aim at Kerry and the Obama administration for their support of a UN arms trade treaty. The agreement, designed to stem the trafficking of illicit weapons to terrorists, warlords, organized crime figures and human rights violators, has emerged as a popular bugbear for gun rights activists who claim that it will be used to confiscate guns domestically.
The initial round of videos apparently made enough of a stir for Kessler to make an apology video, in which he offers a tongue-in-cheek "sorry" for "hurting feelings," before shooting off a bunch of rounds from an automatic assault rifle.
Because your OP has no overall significance.Interesting how the subject OP is not being discussed ...........................................
Nutters are such cowards.