LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

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@LukeAlmighty Jokes aside, it's clearly broken D&D logic where 'Evil' is just how selfish you are. Where you are determined to be evil just because you do not hold self sacrifice to be the highest virtue.

Sheeple

@Vasta218 @LukeAlmighty The pit of my hate for this fake science nigger is bottomless.

“I’m proud to support men raping women”

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Black Science Man, caught lyin'? Say it ain't true!

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https://www.npr.org/2021/09/01/1032894148/in-texas-666-laws-take-effect-sept-1-including-many-conservative-priorities

Another new law would ban homeless encampments across the state, making it illegal to set up shelter or store belongings for an extended period of time, creating a new class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $500.

Many believe the legislation is a response to Austin decriminalizing homeless camping in 2019 — a measure that Austin voters voted to overturn in May. The law also limits cities from using parks for temporary camps.

How could anyone view encouraging homeless camps as a positive? Wtf is wrong with these retards?? Why would you want to become a shithole like San Francisco or Seattle?

One bans Texas voters from registering using a post office box as their address, another allows the secretary of state to cut funds for voter registrars that fail to remove certain people from the rolls, and one more makes it harder to apply for a mail-in ballot for medical reasons.

That seems reasonable. Of course they hate it.

Texans have had the right to carry a gun in public since 1995. Since then, more gun-friendly legislation has followed. However, Texans have always needed to obtain a license to be able to take a gun outside their home or vehicle.

Starting Wednesday, that’s no longer the case.

Extremely based. All states need constitutional carry.

Texas protesters could face felony charges for blocking a roadway or entrance to a hospital after a new law takes effect Wednesday.

Yes nice.

The new law takes on critical race theory without ever naming it. House bill sponsor Rep. Steve Toth, a Republican, says the new law is aimed at teaching complex subjects such as slavery and racism without making white children feel guilty.

“We need to teach about the ills, but you can’t blame this generation,” Toth says. “Kids are being scapegoated.”

Hail Santa!!!!
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