Today, out of nowhere, this is how you engaged with me:

You are the soul of grace. That article was incredible. Kudos to you for avoiding the tacky cat fight others seem to want to start with you.

Sorry. Maybe next time I’ll include more pictures and maybe some maps.

You’re doing exactly what Crispin talked about in that interview. Piling on and attempting to silence someone you disagree with. Cut it out. It’s childish and rude. I welcome you to take that as an invitation for self-reflection and examination!

Love. Thank you.

If what you got out of the Crispin interview was antagonistic, you’re seriously doing it wrong. Refusing to engage with ideas that may not be 100% comfortable for us is exactly why we’re in such a polarized and horrid place, now, with discourse.

Wait! He went off to the store and came home by himself? Who did he leave the house with?!? Have we finally been able to confirm the time of his first kill? Also, did Mrs. Cruz check to see what was in those cans?

NSFW... contains all of the seven words... part 2 is nice as well..

The kids are smart. They all stand there. Most of them passively. But they’re watching. They’re recording. There’s no way to misrepresent events (like the cop tried with putting his lie out first).

It’s ironic that this whole debacle was to protect his lawn but he was fine with dragging this kid through his neighbor’s hedge.

So this guy fucked up in all kinds of ways. He created the entire situation, pulled his gun, then shot it, either accidentally or on purpose. I’m so sick of people with power thinking they can do whatever in the fuck they want to other people.

Am I wrong or did he just discharge a weapon as he attempted to kidnap a child?All I saw was a guy kidnapping a child.

But a parent’s right to rear their child as they see fit would just be another constitutional challenge. The problem with these laws isn’t the legality of them (as almost all of them, this one included) are obviously unconstitutional. The problem is the damage that is done in the meantime.

Well that was a vile comment. Ew.

And now you realize you have absolutely no way of defending your ridiculous comment so you’re jumping to the classic “your reading comprehension sucks!”

You obviously don’t have a point to make beyond that you feel casual sex is inherently irresponsible. I suspect you’re dancing around saying that because it’s a very hard position to defend.

Wanting no strings attached banging doesn’t mean you want to be a party to someone cheating on their wife.

Yes that is correct. I intended and expected to engage in consensual sexual activity with someone who was single and upfront about their status and intentions. I did not intend on or consent to being deceived into sleeping with a married man.

In the CNN story on this, the JVS Masonry owner sounded like such an ass. CNN used language like “seemingly distraught” when describing how his employees took the day off to protest, like somehow they did it to hurt him. “I’ve gone above and beyond for these people. No one is going to dictate how my company is run.”…

Meanwhile, the email investigation STILL CONTINUES TO THIS DAY and they’re hauling the guy who helped set up the private email server before House Oversight....you can’t make this shit up.