The problem is that when this country votes, it votes for the most ignorant things.

Vote for better food for kids to eat in school? Oh, fuck that.

Vote for this country to fuck itself up the ass, ABSOLUTELY.

(March 27, 2016 at 1:16 am)Kitan Wrote: The problem is that when this country votes, it votes for the most ignorant things.

Vote for better food for kids to eat in school? Oh, fuck that.

Vote for this country to fuck itself up the ass, ABSOLUTELY.

Are you seriously suggesting that school lunch items be on a fucking ballot? Is his what you think should be considered by popular vote?

(March 27, 2016 at 1:29 am)Cato Wrote: Are you seriously suggesting that school lunch items be on a fucking ballot? Is his what you think should be considered by popular vote?

How about you attempt some critical thinking rather than being a fucking dumbass. You're welcome.

Miserable idea, there.  Big Macs and Twinkies would win for sure.

(March 27, 2016 at 1:31 am)Kitan Wrote:

(March 27, 2016 at 1:29 am)Cato Wrote: Are you seriously suggesting that school lunch items be on a fucking ballot? Is his what you think should be considered by popular vote?

How about you attempt some critical thinking rather than being a fucking dumbass.  You're welcome.

I'm seriously asking (again) if you think the content of school lunch is something you think should be on a ballot. Your example of serious voting shit, not mine. Just trying to clarify. 

If you want to devolve straight to a demonstration of unsubstantiated invectives, I can play that game too.

(March 27, 2016 at 1:39 am)Cato Wrote:

(March 27, 2016 at 1:31 am)Kitan Wrote: How about you attempt some critical thinking rather than being a fucking dumbass.  You're welcome.

I'm seriously asking (again) if you think the content of school lunch is something you think should be on a ballot. Your example of serious voting shit, not mine. Just trying to clarify. 

If you want to devolve straight to a demonstration of unsubstantiated invectives, I can play that game too.

If school lunch is something that has to be on a ballot......

I hope you understand without me having to finish that.

In case you are too dense, however, school lunch has its governmental aids in charge of what can and cannot be served.

Let me know right now if you distrust the government.

You were the one that juxtaposed school lunches with us collectively voting to fuck ourselves in the ass, not me. I've tried twice to gain clarification only to be confronted with challenges to my critical thinking skills.

I do not have an inherent trust in government, but school lunch is waaaaaaaaaaaaay down on the list of things I concern myself with. I am more distrustful of things left to a popular vote; i.e., the ballot, than I am of any one tyrant in a position of authority, that wishes to assert his/her idea of things on the general populace. There's no greater danger to liberty than when you hear some self proclaimed do-gooder say it's 'for the kids' (school lunches included).

Now, I think I have been very charitable here and have largely ignored your assertion that I am dense and don't think critically.

There is literally no chance of a tragedy occurring if there is open carry at the GOP convention.

(March 26, 2016 at 10:37 pm)AFTT47 Wrote: Just in case anyone still doubts the utter lunacy of The Republicans, they want open carry at the convention. That's just what they need if Trump fails to get 1237 delegates and it's a contested convention. I hope they get it. Maybe they'll all shoot each other and make the world a better place.

When reading the thread title, this was what I was thinking too. Let them pack and let's see who comes out alive.