Massacre at historic African American Church in Charleston

[Ideologue]

Well, it was a picture they re-posted from some page they liked, but still.

I also liked one along the lines, "Why is it when you say your opinion it's 1st Amendment rights, and when I do it it's hate speech?" Well, maybe it's the content of your opinion?

Presumably talking to an American, not you.  Your rights are actually pretty circumscribed in that regard.

I always love it when people invoke the First Amendment before private actors who simply tell them something they've said is dumb or offensive.  OMG MAH FREEDOM

[Syt]

Presumably talking to an American, not you.  Your rights are actually pretty circumscribed in that regard.

Yeah.

I always love it when people invoke the First Amendment before private actors who simply tell them something they've said is dumb or offensive.  OMG MAH FREEDOM

Well, my sisters have been in the U.S. for only 20+ years, so you can't expect them to know the finer points of civil rights (the two oldest are naturalized, though).

[Tonitrus]

They hooked up with military dudes, right?

It has seemed to me, that in many cases, military wives are the type who usually just take on and parrot/identify/embody with everything about their husbands.

[Admiral Yi]

They hooked up with military dudes, right?

It has seemed to me, that in many cases, military wives are the type who usually just take on and parrot/identify/embody with everything about their husbands.

They better, or they lose that stream of nylons and chocolate bars.

[Syt]

They hooked up with military dudes, right?

It has seemed to me, that in many cases, military wives are the type who usually just take on and parrot/identify/embody with everything about their husbands.

Yes, but I would say they're more politically interested/informed than their husbands. My middle sister is an interesting case - she became prejudiced against Hispanics when they were in El Paso, and against black when they lived in North Carolina. I figure if she lived in Vancouver she'd become prejudiced against Asians.

[crazy canuck]

Not really a people person then 

[Habbaku]

"If we're going to remove the Confederate Flag because it's divisive and racist, then we need to remove the president and his administration for the same reasons."
- My sisters, Facebook

Martinus will be along shortly to ask why you are friended to them.

[Valmy]

Then he will ask why you are not legally allowed to be incestuously married to them in a polygamous manner.

[Malthus]

They hooked up with military dudes, right?

It has seemed to me, that in many cases, military wives are the type who usually just take on and parrot/identify/embody with everything about their husbands.

Yes, but I would say they're more politically interested/informed than their husbands. My middle sister is an interesting case - she became prejudiced against Hispanics when they were in El Paso, and against black when they lived in North Carolina. I figure if she lived in Vancouver she'd become prejudiced against Asians.

The real trouble begins when he's posted to Europe ... 

[lustindarkness]

"If we're going to remove the Confederate Flag because it's divisive and racist, then we need to remove the president and his administration for the same reasons."
- My sisters, Facebook

Good logic.

[crazy canuck]

"If we're going to remove the Confederate Flag because it's divisive and racist, then we need to remove the president and his administration for the same reasons."
- My sisters, Facebook

Martinus will be along shortly to ask why you are friended to them.

Then he will ask why you are not legally allowed to be incestuously married to them in a polygamous manner.

[The Brain]

When I meet an African-American woman I normally ask "Poly? Want a cracker?".

[garbon]

When I meet an African-American woman I normally ask "Poly? Want a cracker?".

Since when is parroting a thing?

Oh wait, urban dictionary tells me it is that thing of like when you put your penis on someone's shoulder like a parrot.

[Tonitrus]

They hooked up with military dudes, right?

It has seemed to me, that in many cases, military wives are the type who usually just take on and parrot/identify/embody with everything about their husbands.

Yes, but I would say they're more politically interested/informed than their husbands. My middle sister is an interesting case - she became prejudiced against Hispanics when they were in El Paso, and against black when they lived in North Carolina. I figure if she lived in Vancouver she'd become prejudiced against Asians.

The real trouble begins when he's posted to Europe ... 

They are Germans...maybe that is where it comes from. 

[Syt]

The real trouble begins when he's posted to Europe ... 

Their husbands have been out of the military for a long time, so unlikely to happen.

Also, from last night: