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When Judge McGowan was questioned on his decision, he stated, "I am the law."
I'm alright with a judge telling the press to go fuck themselves.

However, this same judge should be (briefly) detained by concerned private citizens and asked for further elaboration on his decision, and failure to take the fucking hint to answer for his shit thinking should be met with further questioning by Mr. Crescent Wrench. In Minecraft, of course.
 
Wait, wasn't this week spring break? That means that all those regulars who've been gone are college students. And everyone posting here either has a job or are total DORKS.
I wish.
I've just been busy, plus a bit burned out from no-lifing the site for the first two weeks of Epic Fury.

I'm gonna risk the wrath of mods and repost this, because Tucker praising Sharia and insular culture in general is probably important. It's almost like he wants us to know he sold out? But anyways if you didn't catch it, here it is.

Breaking911 - TUCKER: "There's not a single Western city thats thriving" "Sharia ... [203604...mp4
Previous posts didn't get highlighted, so this is useful.
 
So because I missed about 12 years total of my 38 living somewhere else, I'm a lesser than American? You don't look at it as 12ish years of seeing how the rest of the world works, you look it at as "Oh the dumb fucking Australian might have been born here, but he'll never be a real American like us because he left the country at some point" which is the kind of arrogant, backwards thinking that makes the rest of the world hate us.
I remember one of your last chimp-outs when you mocked Heritage Americans and those who had Mayflower and Revolutionary War ancestry. Generally speaking, actual Americans and those who love the country tend not to do that, since those guys' ancestors are the ones who actually founded the nation.

Besides that, I can certainly tell you're a spiritual brown person since you're actually worried about how the rest of the world thinks of America. People who say that stuff tend to be pro-immigration and all for flooding the land with foreigners, which makes sense knowing you're an Australian.
 
I am pretty sure @Lip Glossary is just outright Australian. I am even starting to suspect he never even moved to America. He is obviously someone who grew up in Australia when it was a liberal haven of gun-toting cattlehands which has fallen into a nanny state that makes Britain blush. He looks at America with idyllic lust while sweating over feeding his seven half-aborigine kids.
 
I remember one of your last chimp-outs when you mocked Heritage Americans and those who had Mayflower and Revolutionary War ancestry. Generally speaking, actual Americans and those who love the country tend not to do that, since those guys' ancestors are the ones who actually founded the nation.

Besides that, I can certainly tell you're a spiritual brown person since you're actually worried about how the rest of the world thinks of America. People who say that stuff tend to be pro-immigration and all for flooding the land with foreigners, which makes sense knowing you're an Australian.
It's a vibe that lip puts off more than anything. he's probably not a bad person, but it's just little things like that, little odd comments and reactions to things.

Even so far as to using european spellings like colour and stuff, for pattern recognizers, it really stands out. It just sets off "not american" flags. It's remarkable they don't understand this.

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So because I missed about 12 years total of my 38 living somewhere else, I'm a lesser than American? You don't look at it as 12ish years of seeing how the rest of the world works, you look it at as "Oh the dumb fucking Australian might have been born here, but he'll never be a real American like us because he left the country at some point" which is the kind of arrogant, backwards thinking that makes the rest of the world hate us.
I spent all 4 years of high school and pretty much every summer here, fella. You can't get more formative years than that. If everything that I've been through here doesn't make me an American to some hillbilly snorting oxys and meth off his cousin's cleavage, I'm sorry I didn't live up to your scrutiny.
You don't have to like that I'm an American born in Texas, but I am. My previous job took me all over the country and I've lived for years in places that varied from the southwest to new england. Who knows, I might have experienced more of this country than you have.
Am I sitting here pulling my dick out over it and grabbing the ruler saying I'm more of an American than you because I've experienced living in more places? No, because I accept the fact that I'm an American and so are you. There aren't LEVELS to this shit, you either are or you aren't.
Just as a thought experiment, let’s replace Australia with some other country. Do you think any poster here would be gracious enough give you the time of day if you said “I moved here from Mexico or India or China when I was fourteen, but I’m more American than you?”
 
Just as a thought experiment, let’s replace Australia with some other country. Do you think any poster here would be gracious enough give you the time of day if you said “I moved here from Mexico or India or China when I was fourteen, but I’m more American than you?”
1. If they were a white American who was born here?
2. I never said I was more American than anyone. I just don't like being put in the $5 dvd bargain bin with the Mexicans who married for a green card or the H1b jeets. I think that's a pretty fair thing to ask.
 
1. If they were a white American who was born here?
Ah, speaking of your mockery of Heritage Americans, you mocked the concept as "Jewish tricks" as if all White people were just interchangeable with one another.

2. I never said I was more American than anyone.
Well, certainly, because you can claim to be one all you want, but it's fairly clear you aren't.

I just don't like being put in the $5 dvd bargain bin with the Mexicans who married for a green card or the H1b jeets. I think that's a pretty fair thing to ask.
I assure you you belong there with them with how you act to Americans.
 
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