Cool, so you stand for nothing. That’s what I figured.

What does it mean to you? Why do you nitwits never have anything positive to say? Is it because you are really just cowards? Just asking questions.

Not only did this fuckwad take over his dad’s business, his dad’s business does not even “build anything.” So he didn’t even build his own middle-man, doesn’t-make-anything business himself.

Fuck Corey and his whole fucking clan of Nazis. They should eat shit and die.

You don’t get into an insult mud fight with a comedian. You will always lose. I think old Hannity is just a glutton for punishment.

Right-wing-McLovin is never going to get laid in his entire pathetic life.

Me? Probably not unless I were punching a small child. A professional boxer? Of course, yes. This guy? I don’t know for sure, but the fact that the person did in fact kill someone makes me think it is likely that he knew he was going to do a lot of damage with that one punch. There is a bit of a chicken/egg problem…

There is a bit of a chicken/egg argument here. For it to be murder, there needs to be intent to do substantial harm, or “to seriously injure” the person. Without seeing the event unfold, the fact that she died makes it seem likely to me that he intended to do great harm to her. If she had a very weak skull or the…

I think it is murder because in Virginia intentionally doing substantial bodily harm that results in death is considered murder. I don’t believe at all he was trying to kill her. But I do think he was trying to substantially harm her and she did in fact die as a result. Under the law, this seems pretty clear.

No they don’t. You can’t respond to mere insults with violence. If she had threatened him while using that word (or not using that word), then it would be different. Rightfully, you can’t punch someone for calling you a name, even a terrible name. And if you hit someone so hard that they die, it seems undoubtedly true…

If you knowingly cause substantial bodily harm and a person dies, that is murder in Virginia. This seems to fit that.

You left out the part about how Donnie Dipstick and his band of ill-fitted-suit wearing morons explain their plans to fix this problem. Oh, they didn’t. It’s interesting that these guys never have a serious thing to say about what to do to make people safer. It’s only criticisms of the left and whataboutism. They hold…

“There were good people on both sides of the King assassination”

Wait, why is that gross?

I’m curious because a lot of what they might do is illegal for the military to do.

And he didn’t even hide it. He literally said something like “they’re real now that I’ve won.”

He has a good point as long as you believe that the Wisconsin Democratic Party had a major role to play in the global economic collapse of 2008.

Nobody wants to move to Wisconsin, even if there are jobs there. That’s a fact. Nationally, the vast majority of the dip in unemployment happened under Obama, and the numbers were “fake” until Trump won.

I’m not sure which is dumber: getting high and running onto a track or doing so without that “excuse.”

I think the larger point is that it doesn’t matter why Ward was running on the track. His actions and the reasons for them do not affect Stewart’s culpability. If Stewart did it on purpose, it doesn’t matter if Ward was high as a kite; if Stewart did it on accident, it doesn’t matter if Ward never smoked a joint in…