Florida State Seminoles

[Jungle Rat]

65% of why I voted that way. 2 over 75 Presidents? Cmon now. One ain't living 4 more years.

[Saint]

It's not going away. We'll be dealing with these fools for the next 10 years, blowing up shit and shooting up places. I don't have much to look forward to anyway so if things really start going sideways, I'll be happy to kill as many of these people's kids as I can.

[Saint]

As well as random other people.

[Saint]

Most days it takes an actual decision on my part to keep from doing that anyway. Weed helps but it's getting worse.

[eCat]

https://news.yahoo.com/dreamed-being-po ... 14025.html

anyone remember any articles for the police killed during the BLM riots?

The horn wearing dumbass was arrested

https://news.yahoo.com/man-pelosi-desk- ... 25314.html

[hedge]

I got banned for 3 days from Facebook today for posting a pic of the Wilson volleyball from the Hanks movie calling Russell Wilson a pussy.

Bullying

BAHAHAHA!

Seriously? How could something like that even come up on Facebook's radar? Although I suspect they probably keep a closer eye on you than most...

[Jungle Rat]

They do. I'll send you my forbidden post.

All good. Glad to see Trumpettes crying though over his ban.

[Jungle Rat]

I was bitching about a 40 million QB. My bad. He must have got scared.

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[Jungle Rat]

Exactly.

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[Jungle Rat]

I'm not going to listen to an illegal immigrant with his bullshit opinion of America. What does he know?

[hedge]

He grew up in post-Nazi Germany, he has some insight into what's going on now around here...

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[Jungle Rat]

He grew up in post-Nazi Germany, he has some insight into what's going on now around here...

Sarcasm lost on you

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You are usually so literal that it caught me by surprise...

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Kevin Haag, 67, a retired landscaper from North Carolina who ascended the Capitol steps as the crowd surged forward, said he did not go inside and disapproved of those who did. Even so, he said he would never forget the sense of empowerment as he looked down over thousands of protesters. It felt so good, he said, to show people: “We are here. See us! Notice us! Pay attention!”

Now, back home after several days of reflection, Mr. Haag, an evangelical Christian, wonders whether he went too far. “Should I get down on my knees and ask for forgiveness?” he said in an interview. “I am asking myself that question.”

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Mr. Haag, the retired landscaper, was among the disappointed. Still, he said, the movement will continue even without Mr. Trump.

“We are representing the 74 million people who got disenfranchised,” he said. “We are still out here. We are a force to be reckoned with. We are not going away.”

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Couy Griffin, 47, a Republican county commissioner from New Mexico, spoke of organizing another Capitol rally soon — one that could result in “blood running out of that building” — in a video he later posted to the Facebook page of his group, Cowboys for Trump.

“At the end of the day, you mark my word, we will plant our flag on the desk of Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer,” he said. He paused before adding, “And Donald J. Trump if it boils down to it.”

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Outside the building, Mr. Griffin, who was once photographed wearing a 10-gallon hat and sitting across from President Trump in the Oval Office, was now gleefully addressing the camera from atop one of the crowded terraces, declaring it “a great day for America.” Asserting that “we came peacefully,” he was interrupted by a man wearing a jacket with a hand-grenade logo, who said, “Believe me, we are well armed if we need to be.”

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Many in the crowd spoke portentously of violence — or even of another Civil War. A man named Jeff, who said he was an off-duty police officer from York County, Pa., said he didn’t know what would happen after he and his wife Amy reached the Capitol. But he felt ready to participate if something were to erupt.

“There’s a lot of people here willing to take orders,” he said. “If the orders are given, the people will rise up.”