I know you MAGA Trump ass lickers,don't have a sense of humor
Rob Reiner and wife found dead in their home
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Oh the irony.
Kibbles and Bits is filled with rage and hatred. But funny? Not since Obama left office. You Marxists are humorless creatures as you have no room for anything but your fury and outrage.
So you Support Trump speaking bad of the dead
Nomad
Every trumper is a N4T.
Your momma had a sore ass after I left her lying there face down.
Being dead doesn't make you immune from how you lived your life.
I for one don't give a shit this guy is dead. An American dies every 9 seconds and there's a really good chance the 5 or 6 who died while I wrote this post were better humans than Reiner.
He's dead. Big fucking deal he was going to die of old age soon anyway.
Congratulations you're as big a piece of Shit as Trump! And worse,you're as big a piece of shit as Toxic Top
Into the Night
Verified User
Why not? I speak bad of some of the dead. I already listed some of them.
Into the Night
Verified User
...then you got soiled by shit. Go clean yourself up and grow a spine.
serendipity
Verified User
So? It would almost certainly be much larger and more resilient if the Democrats weren't fucking everything up there.
California's economy is just limping along. Why is Newsom boasting? | Opinion
California's unemployment rate remains among the nation's highest while the state struggles to build homes and grow its labor force.calmatters.org
From Worst to Best: How California ended up with the worst business climate in America, and what it will take to turn things around | California Policy Center
Prepared by Golden Together, a Movement to Restore the California Dream Authors: Edward Ring, California Policy Center Steve Hilton, Founder of Golden Together Published April 30, 2024californiapolicycenter.org
And, that's ongoing.
California has the largest state deficit in the US, currently at just over $520 billion.
Debt by State 2025
www.datapandas.org
It's nearly double the next highest, New York.
She's a fag hag!
You are a hopeless piece of human excrement.
So you're A strong supporter of speaking ill of the dead, and your Orange Messiah, and Toxic Top
Do you know any hopeful pieces of human excrement!
You?
Nomad
Every trumper is a N4T.
Nomad
Every trumper is a N4T.
Nomad
Every trumper is a N4T.
Ultra Maggot is just a trump wannabe who tries too hard and makes himself look like an idiot.
Bring it, cunt.
AI
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Common Stalking Behaviors
Unwanted Contact: Repeated calls, texts, emails, DMs, or leaving unwanted items/gifts.
Surveillance: Following, watching, or waiting for you; showing up at your home, work, or school.
Digital Abuse (Cyberstalking): Hacking accounts, planting spyware, posting false information online.
Threats & Intimidation: Verbal threats, damaging property, or threatening loved ones.
Contacting Others: Reaching out to your family, friends, or co-workers.
Types of Stalkers (Motivations)
Rejected: Trying to reverse a breakup or rejection.
Resentful: Seeking revenge for a perceived wrong.
Intimacy Seekers: Obsessed with establishing a relationship, sometimes delusional (Erotomania).
Incompetent Suitors: Lacking social skills but fixated on a romantic interest.
Predatory: Spying to plan a sexual or physical attack.
Recognizing the Danger
Escalation: Behaviors often seem minor but become frightening in context (e.g., gifts from an ex).
Fear: Victims often feel fear, anxiety, or change their routines to stay safe.
Danger Signs: Stalkers who have weapons, commit other crimes, or make threats of violence are particularly dangerous.
What to Do If You're Being Stalked
Believe Yourself: Don't minimize what's happening; your fear is valid.
Document Everything: Keep records of all incidents, messages, and dates.
Seek Support: Talk to trusted friends, family, or victim services.
Contact Authorities: Call 999 (UK) or 911 (US) in emergencies; call non-emergency lines (like 101 in UK) for less urgent situations.
Enhance Safety: Change routines, secure accounts, and consider legal options like restraining orders.
Stalking Resources
Responding to Stalking. Body. Most individuals who experience stalking talk to a friend or loved one they trust before pursuing any sort of professional or lega...
.
The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center
Stalking Survivors Speak: What Survivors Want You to Know to ...
Stalking can impact an individual's personal life, health, and finances. Some people have to give up their careers and public facing jobs because of stalking.
YouTube
Stalking & harassment
Stalking is not a one-off crime. It's a series of incidents that can appear trivial in isolation, but become more sinister when taken together. The police servi...
Safer Bradford
Let's Talk Stalking | Staffordshire Police
Stalking can include: * Verbal abuse or public humiliation * Repeatedly texting/emailing/leaving voicemails * Planting spyware viruses into your computer * Hack...
Staffordshire Police
Stalking - Wikipedia
Types of stalkers * Rejected stalkers follow their victims in order to reverse, correct, or avenge a rejection (e.g. divorce, separation, termination). * Resent...
Wikipedia
Stalking Signs, Types & Effect on Survivors - CASA Pinellas
The most dangerous perpetrators are those who: * Engage in actual pursuit of the victim. * Possess or are interested in weapons. * Commit other crimes such as v...
CASA Pinellas
Stalking Fact Sheet
in all circumstances, including on the first offense. ... upon the second or subsequent offense, or when the crime involves aggravating factors. ... deadly weap...
The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center
Stalking - Nebraska Coalition
Stalking is Dangerous Stalking is a serious crime that can have long-lasting effects on the survivor. It is a violation of a person's safety and autonomy and ca...
Nebraska Coalition
Stalking - Oregon Department of Justice
Stalking is a term commonly used to refer to unwanted, obsessive attention directed at a specific person that would reasonably cause them to feel threatened. St...
Oregon Department of Justice
Section 2709.1 - Title 18 - CRIMES AND OFFENSES
(a) Offense defined.--A person commits the crime of stalking when the person either: (1) engages in a course of conduct or repeatedly commits acts toward anothe..
.
Warning signs: Fixation, Obsession, Unwanted Contact, Repetition
Stalker types: Rejected, Intimacy Seeker, Incompetent Suitor, Resentful, Predatory
Motivations
Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Stalking
Stalking is unwanted and/or repeated squrveillance or contact by an individual or group toward another person. Stalking behaviors are interrelated to ...
CyberstalkingGang
eRwant.
Stalking is a pattern of unwanted, obsessive, and repeated behaviors directed at a specific person that causes fear, distress, or a reasonable belief of danger, often escalating from seemingly minor acts like unwanted texts or gifts to threats, surveillance, or property damage, and can be cyber or physical, significantly impacting a victim's life and safety. Stalkers often know their victims, and while some seek intimacy (Intimacy Seekers), others are motivated by rejection (Rejected Stalkers) or a need to control, with dangerous types planning attacks. If you or someone you know is being stalked, trust instincts, document everything, seek support, and contact authorities, especially in emergencies.
Common Stalking Behaviors
Unwanted Contact: Repeated calls, texts, emails, DMs, or leaving unwanted items/gifts.
Surveillance: Following, watching, or waiting for you; showing up at your home, work, or school.
Digital Abuse (Cyberstalking): Hacking accounts, planting spyware, posting false information online.
Threats & Intimidation: Verbal threats, damaging property, or threatening loved ones.
Contacting Others: Reaching out to your family, friends, or co-workers.
Types of Stalkers (Motivations)
Rejected: Trying to reverse a breakup or rejection.
Resentful: Seeking revenge for a perceived wrong.
Intimacy Seekers: Obsessed with establishing a relationship, sometimes delusional (Erotomania).
Incompetent Suitors: Lacking social skills but fixated on a romantic interest.
Predatory: Spying to plan a sexual or physical attack.
Recognizing the Danger
Escalation: Behaviors often seem minor but become frightening in context (e.g., gifts from an ex).
Fear: Victims often feel fear, anxiety, or change their routines to stay safe.
Danger Signs: Stalkers who have weapons, commit other crimes, or make threats of violence are particularly dangerous.
What to Do If You're Being Stalked
Believe Yourself: Don't minimize what's happening; your fear is valid.
Document Everything: Keep records of all incidents, messages, and dates.
Seek Support: Talk to trusted friends, family, or victim services.
Contact Authorities: Call 999 (UK) or 911 (US) in emergencies; call non-emergency lines (like 101 in UK) for less urgent situations.
Enhance Safety: Change routines, secure accounts, and consider legal options like restraining orders.
Stalking Resources
Responding to Stalking. Body. Most individuals who experience stalking talk to a friend or loved one they trust before pursuing any sort of professional or lega...
.
The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center
Stalking Survivors Speak: What Survivors Want You to Know to ...
Stalking can impact an individual's personal life, health, and finances. Some people have to give up their careers and public facing jobs because of stalking.
YouTube
Stalking & harassment
Stalking is not a one-off crime. It's a series of incidents that can appear trivial in isolation, but become more sinister when taken together. The police servi...
Safer Bradford
Let's Talk Stalking | Staffordshire Police
Stalking can include: * Verbal abuse or public humiliation * Repeatedly texting/emailing/leaving voicemails * Planting spyware viruses into your computer * Hack...
Staffordshire Police
Stalking - Wikipedia
Types of stalkers * Rejected stalkers follow their victims in order to reverse, correct, or avenge a rejection (e.g. divorce, separation, termination). * Resent...
Wikipedia
Stalking Signs, Types & Effect on Survivors - CASA Pinellas
The most dangerous perpetrators are those who: * Engage in actual pursuit of the victim. * Possess or are interested in weapons. * Commit other crimes such as v...
CASA Pinellas
Stalking Fact Sheet
in all circumstances, including on the first offense. ... upon the second or subsequent offense, or when the crime involves aggravating factors. ... deadly weap...
The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center
Stalking - Nebraska Coalition
Stalking is Dangerous Stalking is a serious crime that can have long-lasting effects on the survivor. It is a violation of a person's safety and autonomy and ca...
Nebraska Coalition
Stalking - Oregon Department of Justice
Stalking is a term commonly used to refer to unwanted, obsessive attention directed at a specific person that would reasonably cause them to feel threatened. St...
Oregon Department of Justice
Section 2709.1 - Title 18 - CRIMES AND OFFENSES
(a) Offense defined.--A person commits the crime of stalking when the person either: (1) engages in a course of conduct or repeatedly commits acts toward anothe..
.
Warning signs: Fixation, Obsession, Unwanted Contact, Repetition
Stalker types: Rejected, Intimacy Seeker, Incompetent Suitor, Resentful, Predatory
Motivations
Wikipedia
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Stalking is unwanted and/or repeated squrveillance or contact by an individual or group toward another person. Stalking behaviors are interrelated to ...
CyberstalkingGang
eRwant.
Sure does. Yesterday was not a good day for the evil skank. Today isn't looking much better so far. Earlier this morning, the sicko posted that she's going to PM the president and meet him for coffee at McDonald's. Something mental is definitely going on there.
AI
Stalking is a pattern of unwanted, obsessive, and repeated behaviors directed at a specific person that causes fear, distress, or a reasonable belief of danger, often escalating from seemingly minor acts like unwanted texts or gifts to threats, surveillance, or property damage, and can be cyber or physical, significantly impacting a victim's life and safety. Stalkers often know their victims, and while some seek intimacy (Intimacy Seekers), others are motivated by rejection (Rejected Stalkers) or a need to control, with dangerous types planning attacks. If you or someone you know is being stalked, trust instincts, document everything, seek support, and contact authorities, especially in emergencies.
Common Stalking Behaviors
Unwanted Contact: Repeated calls, texts, emails, DMs, or leaving unwanted items/gifts.
Surveillance: Following, watching, or waiting for you; showing up at your home, work, or school.
Digital Abuse (Cyberstalking): Hacking accounts, planting spyware, posting false information online.
Threats & Intimidation: Verbal threats, damaging property, or threatening loved ones.
Contacting Others: Reaching out to your family, friends, or co-workers.
Types of Stalkers (Motivations)
Rejected: Trying to reverse a breakup or rejection.
Resentful: Seeking revenge for a perceived wrong.
Intimacy Seekers: Obsessed with establishing a relationship, sometimes delusional (Erotomania).
Incompetent Suitors: Lacking social skills but fixated on a romantic interest.
Predatory: Spying to plan a sexual or physical attack.
Recognizing the Danger
Escalation: Behaviors often seem minor but become frightening in context (e.g., gifts from an ex).
Fear: Victims often feel fear, anxiety, or change their routines to stay safe.
Danger Signs: Stalkers who have weapons, commit other crimes, or make threats of violence are particularly dangerous.
What to Do If You're Being Stalked
Believe Yourself: Don't minimize what's happening; your fear is valid.
Document Everything: Keep records of all incidents, messages, and dates.
Seek Support: Talk to trusted friends, family, or victim services.
Contact Authorities: Call 999 (UK) or 911 (US) in emergencies; call non-emergency lines (like 101 in UK) for less urgent situations.
Enhance Safety: Change routines, secure accounts, and consider legal options like restraining orders.
Stalking Resources
Responding to Stalking. Body. Most individuals who experience stalking talk to a friend or loved one they trust before pursuing any sort of professional or lega...
.
The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center
Stalking Survivors Speak: What Survivors Want You to Know to ...
Stalking can impact an individual's personal life, health, and finances. Some people have to give up their careers and public facing jobs because of stalking.
YouTube
Stalking & harassment
Stalking is not a one-off crime. It's a series of incidents that can appear trivial in isolation, but become more sinister when taken together. The police servi...
Safer Bradford
Let's Talk Stalking | Staffordshire Police
Stalking can include: * Verbal abuse or public humiliation * Repeatedly texting/emailing/leaving voicemails * Planting spyware viruses into your computer * Hack...
Staffordshire Police
Stalking - Wikipedia
Types of stalkers * Rejected stalkers follow their victims in order to reverse, correct, or avenge a rejection (e.g. divorce, separation, termination). * Resent...
Wikipedia
Stalking Signs, Types & Effect on Survivors - CASA Pinellas
The most dangerous perpetrators are those who: * Engage in actual pursuit of the victim. * Possess or are interested in weapons. * Commit other crimes such as v...
CASA Pinellas
Stalking Fact Sheet
in all circumstances, including on the first offense. ... upon the second or subsequent offense, or when the crime involves aggravating factors. ... deadly weap...
The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center
Stalking - Nebraska Coalition
Stalking is Dangerous Stalking is a serious crime that can have long-lasting effects on the survivor. It is a violation of a person's safety and autonomy and ca...
Nebraska Coalition
Stalking - Oregon Department of Justice
Stalking is a term commonly used to refer to unwanted, obsessive attention directed at a specific person that would reasonably cause them to feel threatened. St...
Oregon Department of Justice
Section 2709.1 - Title 18 - CRIMES AND OFFENSES
(a) Offense defined.--A person commits the crime of stalking when the person either: (1) engages in a course of conduct or repeatedly commits acts toward anothe..
.
Warning signs: Fixation, Obsession, Unwanted Contact, Repetition
Stalker types: Rejected, Intimacy Seeker, Incompetent Suitor, Resentful, Predatory
Motivations
Wikipedia
StalkingWikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Stalking is unwanted and/or repeated squrveillance or contact by an individual or group toward another person. Stalking behaviors are interrelated to ...
CyberstalkingGang
eRwant.
Wow, a huge wall of unread text describing yourself. Your #MaliciousMessiah would be so proud!
Now rush on over to the Nice Thread, read all our posts, and snark about them with your married BF H10. Scoot!