The first one is from the Brady Bunch:
This one is precious: “Senators Morse and Giron were acting on behalf of the will and well-being of their constituents.” Which explains why they were kicked out of their offices by their constituents.
I guess we missed the news where teams of NRA members were from house to house shooting potential pro-Morse and pro-Giron voters. Yeah, that is probably what happened.
More from CSGV
1) Never say “We will engage” against armed people.
2) “The NRA carefully selected two vulnerable senators and defeated them in recall elections marked by low turnout and voter suppression.” And we have the official narrative from the Democratic Party set for the media. I guess it is their version of “The Stand Your Ground Law killed Trayvon.”
3)”What is most important is that Colorado’s historic new gun laws remain in place. These laws are popular with Colorado residents.” They are so popular, they were voted out their offices. Suspension of Logic: Master Level achieved.
Didn’t the Japanese say that sometime in the Summer of 1945? Just asking.
That’s it for now…. I’ll keep checking for hysterical media releases later.
Yeah, the laws are still on the books NOW. We haven’t finished cleaning house!
Got any questions about propane?
About that conversation they always want to have about guns… Just pulled this from a chat room I was in.
[British]: do we really have to talk about guns
[American]: No, I super don’t want to.
[British]: yah I have no interest in talkign about them
[American]: That would be why I said they bother me.
Fall Seven Times, Stand Up Eight, fall Nine Times, Stand up Eight!
Go ahead and “Engage” Come at me bro!
If you’re trying to ignite a civil war, it’s typically a good idea to make sure you’re on the side that has all the guns.
Instead of trying to ban them.