Into the Night
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I seriously doubt there are more than a half dozen Conservative posters on this board.
But each one of those posters probably has about a dozen ID's.
YALSA. Paranoia.
I seriously doubt there are more than a half dozen Conservative posters on this board.
But each one of those posters probably has about a dozen ID's.
Look, we know you're spamming accounts to inflate support because that was the chief tactic of the teabags on the internet 10 years ago. You're not the kind of people who can come up with new ideas, instead you just rehash old ones, half-assedly.
I seriously doubt there are more than a half dozen Conservative posters on this board.
But each one of those posters probably has about a dozen ID's.
It's so fucking pathetic that you need multiple accounts just to feel better about yourself on an anonymous message board.
Look, zymurgy, you're not convincing me that you're a different person from Into the Night when the two of you are almost exclusively responding in the same thread, but never at the same time, and only in certain instances when zymurgy's argument falls flat.
How else can you explain why that ID only shows up when zymurgy loses a debate?
Zym...buddy...bubbulah...the game is up. We know what you're doing. It's not clever. It's not convincing. It's just sad and desperate.

he is completely ignorant of our entire history
cities had thousands of examples of banning guns. No court treated the bill of rights as something that pertained to the states - because everyone understood how our fucking laws worked.
this guy fell of the turnip truck recently and has no idea how ignorant he is
Your history is faulty. The Bill of Rights did not apply to the states until the incorporation process began in 1925 which selectively applied individual rights to the states so that today most, but not all, of the rights restrict the states as well as the federal government.
The entire purpose of the Bill of Rights was to restrict the power of the newly created central government. They did not fear the states.
Constitutionally, cities are part of the states, so whatever constitutional interpretations applied to the states also applied to cities and other local governments.
The 2nd Amendment was incorporated in 2010 so any constitutional interpretation of gun laws that apply to the federal government now applies to the states (and cities).
This is all basic constitutional law.
Your history is faulty. The Bill of Rights did not apply to the states until the incorporation process began in 1925 which selectively applied individual rights to the states so that today most, but not all, of the rights restrict the states as well as the federal government.
As much as I fucking hate to admit it; Flash is right here.

As much as I fucking hate to admit it; Flash is right here.