TimHauck

Sorry to hear Jerry. Too late obviously but when we put our last dog down we had a guy that came to the house. Thought that was much better than doing it at the vet.

Here’s an article from yesterday with a few ideas: https://www.yahoo.com/news/amid-nationwide-struggle-rebound-school-035900249.html -add health clinics to schools so kids don’t have to miss full days for appointments -expand extracurricular activities, field trips, hands-on activities and career-readiness programs -reduce bullying so kids aren’t scared to go to school, but also have a virtual option

From the Butker thread

How many schools were closed for 2 years? (Read: Did not reopen until March 2022)?

Put Fauci in jail, that’ll fix it!!

Thanks. I’ve been to some of the culty ones like Elevation where they’re constantly yelling “praise Jesus” and basically have a full-on concert going, but don’t recall that.

Is Latin not considered a “tongue”? After all, Harrison Butker says that’s the bestest Catholic mass.

I don’t want to derail Worms’ thread, but I said they’re not “driving up rent prices nationally.” Sure, when you look at only those that aren’t living on the streets, in shelters, in airports, otherwise mostly empty hotels or staying with friends or extended family that were already here, there’s some impact to overall housing supply. But the only meaningful impact on rent prices is going to be in small border towns. Many small or mid-size metros don’t have many recently arrived illegal immigrants at all, and the ones that can actually afford rent in a larger city are barely a blip and likely living in places that the overwhelming majority of renters in that city don’t want to live in anyway. I do think we should be more strict on who we allow in. I just don’t think they’re having an impact on rents nationally. If it were, then the cities with the most illegal immigrants would have consistently seen the highest increases in rent in the Biden era and that’s not the case.

Answer my question please

Why are you assuming they don’t want to be there? I’m sure some of it is younger kids who don’t have a choice but do what their parents have them do

Well you answered no to your own question of “Does walking around the Capitol taking selfies qualify as an insurrection?” so I think that’s a fair representation of where I said the goalposts started. Then you said this (bolding mine) And this Which I think is a fair representation of where I said the goalposts moved. You seem to be the one arguing semantics here. I guess you could argue the second statement was your point all along, but that’s an incredibly stupid one. And yes, those are two very different statements. Again, I would agree that those that didn’t do much more than take selfies did not participate in an insurrection. But it’s fair to say there was an insurrection that day, and more than “a small number of people” participated in it. The bolded part because was from the US code. That is how it defines it. Although I guess you’re getting at that they are defining insurrection by using the word insurrection, which I’d agree is a grammar no-no. https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid:USC-1999-title18-section2383&num=0&edition=1999

Charter schools are already free, and it’s mostly non-poor folks utilizing them.

What was incorrect about what he said? The absenteeism issue is worse for poor folks. And poor folks are less likely to apply for charter or private schools, even if it’s free.

No, the liberal snowflakes were the ones protesting peacefully during the day. The ones causing the damage at night were likely not affiliated with either party.

I would bet most of the rioters that caused the damage have never voted

Oh ok, so you’ve moved the goalposts from ”it wasn’t insurrection if someone just took selfies on 1/6” to ”1/6 was mostly just people taking selfies so there was no insurrection.” I see you didn’t include the US code for insurrection: 2383. Rebellion or insurrection Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States. Once people (more than a “small number”) started breaking down barriers, assaulting police officers which you acknowledge, and doing things like breaking windows or climbing through broken windows in order to get in, I don’t see the problem with calling that an insurrection. To compare pulling some papers off a wall (especially since Rep Schneider says nothing about folks breaking into the building) to 1/6 is something I’d expect from Tranny Overkill, but not you. The difference between 1/6 and the “summer of love” to me was the fact that 1/6 occurred at the nation’s capital and of course was specifically planned around protesting the transfer of the President. Yes there was some damage to government buildings during the summer of love, but for one they weren’t really protesting “the government,” and I’d bet that much of the damage done wasn’t done by people that were protesting at all but rather criminals just capitalizing on an opportunity to steal and cause destruction.

lol people still think the influx of illegal immigrants is driving up rent prices nationally?

Even though it’s 92% white?

Christopher Michael Alberts, 35, of Pylesville, Maryland, was sentenced to 84 months in prison after he was convicted of nine charges, including six felonies, following a jury trial in the District of Columbia before the Honorable Christopher R. Cooper. In addition to the prison term, Judge Cooper ordered 36 months of supervised release and restitution of $2,000. According to the government’s evidence, Alberts arrived at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, wearing a body armor vest containing metal plates, a two-way radio with a throat mic, and a military backpack containing eight bungee cords, a flashlight, a ski mask, a meal-ready-to-eat kit, a first aid kit, military trousers, and a pocketknife. That day, Alberts carried with him, in a holster, a 9-millimeter pistol loaded with 12 rounds of ammunition and an additional bullet in the chamber. Alberts also wore a separate holster containing an additional 12 rounds of ammunition, which included “hollow point” bullets.

WASHINGTON – Lonnie Leroy Coffman, 72, of Falkville, Alabama, was sentenced today to 46 months in prison after pleading guilty to federal and local firearms offenses stemming from the discovery of weapons in his pickup truck parked near the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. According to court documents, Coffman traveled from Alabama to the District of Columbia several days prior to Jan. 6, 2021. He parked his red GMC Sierra pickup truck in the 300 block of First Street SE, on the morning of Jan. 6. Less than half a mile away in the U.S. Capitol Building, a joint session of the U.S. Congress was scheduled to meet in the afternoon to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the presidential election. Coffman admitted in his plea agreement that he exited the pickup truck at 9:20 a.m. and walked in the direction of the U.S. Capitol Building, and towards a rally near the National Mall. Inside the pickup truck were several loaded firearms within arms-reach of the driver’s seat, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, large-capacity ammunition feeding devices, a crossbow with bolts, machetes, camouflage smoke devices, a stun gun, and a cooler containing 11 mason jars filled with ignitable ingredients for Molotov cocktail incendiary weapons. Coffman also carried a loaded handgun and a loaded revolver as he walked around the area that day.

Lol

What country will you be moving to @Cdub100?

Hopefully you don’t lose any more money in crypto scams so you can build your tall fence to keep the blacks out

Hopefully Rep Schneider releases the video footage

Sorry here is full link (https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/6-people-arrested-pro-palestinian-protest-center-city-on-fourth-of-july/) One person assaulted an officer but a lot of the other allegations don’t sound much different from other “out of hand protests.” Also, it does look like some people are being prosecuted at Columbia as well. But part of the reason some of the folks had charges dropped is due to lack of evidence: https://apnews.com/article/columbia-university-protest-israel-gaza-palestine-48f05df1a9aef73ff2c23355f5e6cc9d To confirm, you would not call the images in the tweet from the OP an insurrection, correct?