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Im so sick and tired of libtard jerkoffs trying to guilt trip patriotic Americans with their anti-gun rhetoric.

America is the land of the free. We have resisted Communism and government tyranny for nearly 250 years now. All thanks to our right to defend ourselves.

Guns dont kill people. People kill people. Should be ban knives too? Librard logic 101.

Uncle Joe Stalin Biden wants to destroy our 2nd amendment. Not gonna happen pal.

I will never put down my gun. Its my right to defend my life, liberty and happiness.

The only way these Commie libtards will get my gun is from my cold dead hands.

If Russians had guns then the Soviets would never have taken over.

Tyrants realise a well armed populace is a threat to their power. And so do we.

Dont even think about it pal. This is America and it is my birthright as an American to defend myself and my property.

No to gun control and the New World Order agenda
 
I thought that Millenial Woes chap had said he was leaving white supremacist politics to "deal with the character flaws that I have neglected" as he put it?

LOL @ rightwingwatch.org

Also

LOL @ you deleting my post this morning from your (latest) dumb blog thread

Pathetic
 
LOL @ you deleting my post this morning from your (latest) dumb blog thread

Pathetic
I added a note saying that you were welcome to repost your meme accompanied by your own considered opinion and commentary. Did you not get that message along with the deletion? That is pretty standard moderation procedure on most discussion boards to ensure the quality of a board and it doesn't just descend into a 4chan like billboard of animated gifs and memes. You are being asked to just up your game only slightly. I don't think that is unreasonable at all.
 
... If Russians had guns then the Soviets would never have taken over...
If you were educated enough to understand how the Soviets actually took over, you might see that you pretty much have the whole thing upside down - and you are probably at the wrong end of the stick, helping to bring about the very thing that you fear.

"... The “struggle for peace” has always been a cornerstone of Soviet foreign policy. Indeed, the Soviet Union itself rose out of the ashes of World War I under the banner of “Peace to the People! Power to the Soviets!” Probably from the very first, Bolshevik ideologists were aware of how powerful a weapon for them the universal craving for peace would be—how gullible and irrational people could be whenever they were offered the slightest temptation to believe that peace was at hand.

Only a year before the Bolsheviks raised their banner, the most terrible prospect for any Russian would have been to see an enemy burning down his villages and defiling his churches. Yet once blinded by the slogan, “A just peace without annexations or tribute,” he was to rush from the front lines, along with hundreds of thousands of his fellow soldiers, sweeping away the last remnants of the Russian national state. He did not want to know that his desertion had done no more than simply prolong the war for another year, not only condemning thousands more to death on the Western front, but ending in that very German occupation of the Ukraine and Russia he had so much dreaded just a year ago. For the moment the only thing that mattered was peace — right now, and at any price.

Hardly anyone taking part in the stampede back home in 1917 knew the first thing about the ideology of Communism — except possibly for a couple of simple slogans and this one incendiary word: Peace. In a country of 70 million there were only 40,000 Communists. Anyone who had taken the trouble to read the Communists’ “fine print” with just a little care could have discovered that what their soon-to-be masters meant by “peace” was not peace at all but rather the “transformation of imperialist war into civil war.”

The Russian people were in any case so fed up with the war by then that they did not care. Anything seemed better, or at least not worse. After three years of civil war, however, in which some 20 million people were slaughtered or died of starvation, cold, and typhoid (i.e., ten times as many as were killed at the front during the whole of World War I), the war came to seem a trifle by comparison, a sort of frontier skirmish somewhere in the Byelorussian swamps.

And once again an irresistible craving for peace drove people to accept Soviet rule — as a lesser evil. Anything was now preferable to this monstrous slaughter, starvation, and typhoid. They would give anything for some kind of order.

The order imposed by the Communists was nothing more than a permanent state of civil war, both inside the country and around the world..."

 
LOL @ rightwingwatch.org
Well if you refuse like a child to listen to the words of your declared opponent, can you at least take in the message as written by your muse himself, from his very own pen?

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You see he said he was doing it because people like you "look up to him" (I wonder does he have an idea just how much you "look up to him".)
 
If you were educated enough to understand how the Soviets actually took over, you might see that you pretty much have the whole thing upside down - and you are probably at the wrong end of the stick, helping to bring about the very thing that you fear.

"... The “struggle for peace” has always been a cornerstone of Soviet foreign policy. Indeed, the Soviet Union itself rose out of the ashes of World War I under the banner of “Peace to the People! Power to the Soviets!” Probably from the very first, Bolshevik ideologists were aware of how powerful a weapon for them the universal craving for peace would be—how gullible and irrational people could be whenever they were offered the slightest temptation to believe that peace was at hand.

Only a year before the Bolsheviks raised their banner, the most terrible prospect for any Russian would have been to see an enemy burning down his villages and defiling his churches. Yet once blinded by the slogan, “A just peace without annexations or tribute,” he was to rush from the front lines, along with hundreds of thousands of his fellow soldiers, sweeping away the last remnants of the Russian national state. He did not want to know that his desertion had done no more than simply prolong the war for another year, not only condemning thousands more to death on the Western front, but ending in that very German occupation of the Ukraine and Russia he had so much dreaded just a year ago. For the moment the only thing that mattered was peace — right now, and at any price.

Hardly anyone taking part in the stampede back home in 1917 knew the first thing about the ideology of Communism — except possibly for a couple of simple slogans and this one incendiary word: Peace. In a country of 70 million there were only 40,000 Communists. Anyone who had taken the trouble to read the Communists’ “fine print” with just a little care could have discovered that what their soon-to-be masters meant by “peace” was not peace at all but rather the “transformation of imperialist war into civil war.”

The Russian people were in any case so fed up with the war by then that they did not care. Anything seemed better, or at least not worse. After three years of civil war, however, in which some 20 million people were slaughtered or died of starvation, cold, and typhoid (i.e., ten times as many as were killed at the front during the whole of World War I), the war came to seem a trifle by comparison, a sort of frontier skirmish somewhere in the Byelorussian swamps.

And once again an irresistible craving for peace drove people to accept Soviet rule — as a lesser evil. Anything was now preferable to this monstrous slaughter, starvation, and typhoid. They would give anything for some kind of order.

The order imposed by the Communists was nothing more than a permanent state of civil war, both inside the country and around the world..."

How old are you?

If you don't want to be precise then the decade will do
 
Well if you refuse like a child to listen to the words of your declared opponent, can you at least take in the message as written by your muse himself, from his very own pen?

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You see he said he was doing it because people like you "look up to him" (I wonder does he have an idea just how much you "look up to him".)
This is/was the message -

Post in thread '🔥🤬General Chat Thread' https://islepoli.com/threads/🔥🤬general-chat-thread.2/post-8882

Do you have any appreciation - whatsoever - that you play the man and not the ball, like, always (just like the other cretin)?
 
Jambo seems to think that because he's housebound and has his meals delivered on wheels, that he's entitled to act like a complete dickhead.

I merely grease the way for him - the rest he does himself.
 
Indeed, I've pointed it out to Jambo before, and it is also true for many of his Arsefield's buddies, that they are their own worst enemies.
 
Jaysus but sum Chinese wagon kick me outt of takeaway.

She goes "You no stay. You go now!"
 
Couldn't stop laughing at Saul's attempt at trying to appear literate the other day. I was dating a girl in Dublin some years ago. Restaurant manager for Bono's brother's joint 'Tosca' where they had a Michelin chef working for a period. Funny guy, like myself he liked to collect odd words and mix them up in converstaion to see if anyone might take the bait. One night I gave him a word and if he couldn't tell me what it meant, then herself could leave early over to mine with a nice bottle of red.

I nailed him good, and after a while herself called and said she was on her way.

Grand - words are worth Wordsworth.

She shows up and she's laughing her ass off at getting off early. I asked how he took his defeat, she said he went to the cellar and picked a wine and handed it to her without saying a word. Whatever. Then, as she's getting comfy she says something like:

'You're fucking nuts. That chef is hanging his head in shame after getting his ass handed to him by a Ballyer lad..'

I retorted with: 'it doesn't matter where I'm from, at least I educated myself'.

Says she:

'That's so arch-typical of you Ballyer heads'.

I tried to keep the giggles in but she spotted me.

'What?'

'What-what?' says I.

'What's so funny?'

Oh, nothing.. ..nothing'.

But she knows something's up so she plays hard to get. And I let her. Doesn't matter to me, I'm still giggling.



But this mong? ☝️

Utter and complete idiot.

Imagine trying that one on and not even bothering to check you're spelling it correctly?

Just to appear a little smarter than you actually are - in full public view? And you haven't a fucking what the word means anyway?

I don't get these morons at all, they can't even see or read for themselves how fucking idiotically illiterate they are, so they just plow on through the English grammar and spelling rules with a scythe and a chumpy grin on their mong faces.

Arch-fucking typical, innit Saul-boy?
 
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