• Due to ongoing issues caused by Search, it has been temporarily disabled
  • Please excuse the mess, we're moving the furniture and restructuring the forum categories
  • You may need to edit your signatures.

    When we moved to Xenfora some of the signature options didn't come over. In the old software signatures were limited by a character limit, on Xenfora there are more options and there is a character number and number of lines limit. I've set maximum number of lines to 4 and unlimited characters.

Cont: The thread for stupidity from GQP politicians who don't have their own thread Part II

Someone tell them that in Dump and Vance's perfect world, women probably will not be allowed to carry guns (something something leopards).
Only hot women will be allowed to carry guns and only if they are appropriately attired in clothing which displays their ample cleavage.
 
at least in this one, no one is pointing their guns at each other.
No, and those with guns out are even conspicuously keeping their fingers off the triggers. After all, you don't want to threaten the photographer, at least until he presents the bill. The little kid on the right looks scared, and the others look stoned, except for the kid in glasses, who looks as if he's already decided who is us and who is them, and we'd better watch our step.
 
How many of those kids are dead now due to guns. Even the little tyke up front with the glasses is carrying...

Granny looks a mite unstable, and I don't mean on her legs. And she is carrying what looks to be a fairly lethal submachinegun. I guess those far more knowledgeable than me can identify it.
I'm guessing that all the kids are either home-schooled or in private school. Either way, the risk of gun violence is low for them because of it.
 
Dunno if this counts, but apparently the definition of 'gay' has been expanded --to include sex with women (for pleasure).

Source: YouTube grapevine:

Listening to a woman's voice the wrong way apparently qualifies, too.
 
Last edited:
The Republican Louisiana Surgeon General, Ralph Abrham, has ended mass vaccinations in Louisiana.

Louisiana’s top health official said in an internal memo to the state’s Health Department on Thursday that it would no longer use media campaigns or health fairs to promote vaccination against preventable illnesses.
He wrote that state health officials should not instruct “individuals to receive any and all vaccines” but instead should provide data about the reduced health risks associated with receiving vaccinations.
During the Covid pandemic, Louisiana had among the nation’s lowest vaccination rates, and health care workers there struggled to combat misinformation about the safety of coronavirus immunizations.

On Thursday, Dr. Abraham also issued a pointed public statement with his deputy surgeon general, Wyche T. Coleman, criticizing how state and federal health authorities had responded to the pandemic.

Dr. Abraham and Dr. Coleman wrote that the implementation of vaccine mandates had been “an offense against personal autonomy that will take years to overcome.”

 
Dr. Abraham and Dr. Coleman wrote that the implementation of vaccine mandates had been “an offense against personal autonomy that will take years to overcome.”
Ah yes, the personal autonomy canard. Remind me again Dr. Abraham, how much personal autonomy does a woman have in Louisiana when she discovers she is pregnant?
 
Back
Top Bottom