yes, he preferred fresh urine bisque with a warm semen glaze at his ritualsValhallaBear said:
Roy Moore is definitely a pedo
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Did all 33 eyewitnesses confirm that?corncob pipe said:yes, he preferred fresh urine bisque with a warm semen glaze at his ritualsValhallaBear said:
Roy Moore is definitely a pedo
emails arranging spirit cooking gatherings need 30 corroborations ??
no shlt ??!!
pass the plss
no shlt ??!!
pass the plss
Wait for Muellercorncob pipe said:
emails arranging spirit cooking gatherings need 30 corroborations ??
no shlt ??!!
pass the plss
maybe the Belarus prostitute that made sex with Morning Star and is interviewing with CNN will bring an end to the oppression ?!?!
she's way better looking than Stormy
she's way better looking than Stormy
As Ben Domenech says:
"Crackpots with platforms are not all that dangerous (after all, the world has survived Jennifer Rubin). They may share their gripes and conspiracies in the public square, only to be laughed at and debunked at every turn. It is the cult leader in the compound who is more dangerous. In a world closed off from the public square, they foment their ideas without criticism, and build conspiracies without threat of debunking. This is one reason why the public square is a good thing and why banning people from it, particularly for reasons that are ever changeable according to whim, is inherently bad for us all."
"Crackpots with platforms are not all that dangerous (after all, the world has survived Jennifer Rubin). They may share their gripes and conspiracies in the public square, only to be laughed at and debunked at every turn. It is the cult leader in the compound who is more dangerous. In a world closed off from the public square, they foment their ideas without criticism, and build conspiracies without threat of debunking. This is one reason why the public square is a good thing and why banning people from it, particularly for reasons that are ever changeable according to whim, is inherently bad for us all."
“Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat
Remember when you said, 'Alex Jones...Yeah he lost a couple of outlets'quash said:
As Ben Domenech says:
"Crackpots with platforms are not all that dangerous (after all, the world has survived Jennifer Rubin). They may share their gripes and conspiracies in the public square, only to be laughed at and debunked at every turn. It is the cult leader in the compound who is more dangerous. In a world closed off from the public square, they foment their ideas without criticism, and build conspiracies without threat of debunking. This is one reason why the public square is a good thing and why banning people from it, particularly for reasons that are ever changeable according to whim, is inherently bad for us all."
Such a hypocrite
There is just not enough bandwidth these days to handle the volume of right-wing conspiracy theorist butthurt.
The marketplace has failed us yet again.
The marketplace has failed us yet again.
ValhallaBear said:Remember when you said, 'Alex Jones...Yeah he lost a couple of outlets'quash said:
As Ben Domenech says:
"Crackpots with platforms are not all that dangerous (after all, the world has survived Jennifer Rubin). They may share their gripes and conspiracies in the public square, only to be laughed at and debunked at every turn. It is the cult leader in the compound who is more dangerous. In a world closed off from the public square, they foment their ideas without criticism, and build conspiracies without threat of debunking. This is one reason why the public square is a good thing and why banning people from it, particularly for reasons that are ever changeable according to whim, is inherently bad for us all."
Such a hypocrite
I did. Not hypocritical at all.
“Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat