The flag was not considered political to the typical American until very recently.

I feel like we need someone to make the Killer Infographic. Lots of good individual memes out there, but we need one image with 4-5 of the most indisputable points to get more normies to understand.

Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg on 7/12/2017:

Keeping the internet open for everyone is crucial. Not only does it promote innovation, but it lets people access information that can change their lives and gives voice to those who might not otherwise be heard.

Kim Gardner needs to be brought in to prosecute each and every SS agent who "brandished" a weapon at peaceful protesters who were merely demonstrating/trespassing out of legitimate political anger.

Did I do it right?

INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM

Time to add murder to the list of charges.

They are suddenly not assault rifles anymore.

I visited Portland about 3 years ago. When I got back, I remember telling people that if I had a nuclear bomb and could drop it anywhere in the world, I would drop it on Portland. If I had two nuclear bombs, I would drop them both on Portland.

I wasn't wrong.

Why should we permit some of these prestigious colleges to allot 20% or more of their capacity to foreign students? We're a country of 300+ million people. Plenty of worthy students right here.

If the President can be prevented from blocking Ace and Gary from his replies then there's no logical reason Twitter should be allowed to deplatform Loomer.