Had to be under the influence, no one, not even a dumbass liberal is that stupid....well....no, not even.Not sure exactly where to put this, but something tells me Bernie Sanders supporter
Had to be under the influence, no one, not even a dumbass liberal is that stupid....well....no, not even.Not sure exactly where to put this, but something tells me Bernie Sanders supporter
And it is ingrained in all liberals that cops are bad. So obviously in her mind she was in the right and that cop was abusing his power and abusing her.The problem is Marxism can act exactly like a drug or alcohol in some Marxocrats. I think she was confident she hadn't done anything wrong. She was only going one way down that street after all.
Reich was and continues to be one of the biggest pieces of shit to ever hit Washington. And given the quantity and level of liberal Democrat pieces of shit, that’s saying a lot.
Putting M&Ms in front of me is like putting a drink in front of an alcoholic. You are at risk of injury if you're between me and them.Anybody still eat M&Ms?
I have the perfect solution for this problem, take some lesson's from the old west on the matter of protecting train cars. It would end quickly.Here's a good liberal hypocrite story. The writer says the train thefts in LA are the fault of the railroad for not making it more difficult.
Letters to the Editor: What's behind those train package thefts? A railroad seeking a bigger profit
I wonder what the writer would say if his home was broken into and the police response was that it was his fault for not making it more difficult?
The good ole days.My dad was a mail clerk on the railroad, he was in a car sorting mail with 5-6 other guys in his car. They all carried a postal service issued Colt 38 revolver, this was in the late 50s, early 60's. As part of their job, they were to protect the mail. By any means required. If they arrived to work and didn't have the colt on them, they could be fired.
10 postal cars, with 5-6 guys packing in each. There was only ever one or two attempts to breach a Postal RR car during that time.
The route took them from Pittsburgh to St Louis, St Louis was notorious at the time for trains being robbed, but not postal trains.
The day after I posted this Tucker mentions this tragic murder on his show... (at the 6:43 mark)
My great grandpa worked for the railroad his entire life I guess. A few years ago when my grandparents moved out of their house my grandpa gave me a bunch of 38 bullets from great grandpa. They all had the railroad name on the head stamp. Grandpa still has his dads revolver that he carried too.My dad was a mail clerk on the railroad, he was in a car sorting mail with 5-6 other guys in his car. They all carried a postal service issued Colt 38 revolver, this was in the late 50s, early 60's. As part of their job, they were to protect the mail. By any means required. If they arrived to work and didn't have the colt on them, they could be fired.
10 postal cars, with 5-6 guys packing in each. There was only ever one or two attempts to breach a Postal RR car during that time.
The route took them from Pittsburgh to St Louis, St Louis was notorious at the time for trains being robbed, but not postal trains.