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That cartoon contains an error.

There are no parts of a woman's body conservatives don't own.

The Handmaid's Tale isn't actually fiction, but a guide.

Today's shooting is in Louisville, Kentucky:

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/10/us/louis ... y-incident

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said in a tweet he was headed to the scene of the shooting. “Please pray for all of the families impacted and for the city of Louisville,”

Prayers instead of common-sense gun laws; every fucking time.

As previously noted all involved excepting the victims of course, are a boat load of idiots.

Beshear is a decent guy. The repubs hate him. He knew some of the victims. One, a friend, was in the hospital at the time. It sux.

100 Days.

146 Mass Shootings.

Yeah, there's been 15 since the kids in Nashville got killed. It's what we do. Guns.

stanky wrote: ↑Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:06 pm Yeah, there's been 15 since the kids in Nashville got killed. It's what we do. Guns.

I saw this written somewhere: "What's more important: Your 2nd Amendment or your 2nd graders?".

Good one. I'll have to drop that one on some conservatives just so I can collect lame responses.

Should be amusing and provide something of a litmus on the state of the national IQ.

This country does have some things going for it that I do admire, such as our library system.

However, not content with trying to ban books, Republicans take it to another level:

https://crooksandliars.com/2023/04/miss ... um=twitter

Yikes! That sucks.
Not overly surprised, though. The internet has made libraries somewhat obsolete. I rarely go to ours anymore...except to give them the books I read that friends give to me. The crowd they cater to is more focused on romance novels. That and kids using their computers. The place is mostly empty.
I love the idea of the library more than the present day reality. Most of the traffic there is for movies now. Shitty ones at that.