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Tucker Carlson of Fox and Don Lemon of CNN have both been fired. Nice balance there.

Hell, the right is dead set against letting Black people in restrooms they think should be for Whites. I mean, as long as we're making up shit.

Among the very finest soldiers in the world (ESPECIALLY the snipers!). But you can't fight without support.

How DARE you? -- The Uruk-Hai Anti-Defamation League

Nonsense. Ron said I was simply inquiring whether that applied to other groups as well, particularly the "WASPish Canadians" who are the majority. Or does it only apply to non-majority groups? I have no idea what Bernardo and Bourque were, beyond the fact they're both White and probably...

Nope. I'm no White Canadian.

Yep, make up a position in your head, attribute it to the "other side," and argue against it. Classic strawman. Amounts to talking to yourself.

Profound wisdom there. I've heard it expressed as "Humans are great at crisis response, but bad at long-term planning."

I did, years ago. Fact is that U.S. Catholics break about the same on abortion being legal as non-Catholics.

Well, I guess if we outlaw abortion, Elon Schmuck won't be able to blow up any more rockets.

It MUST be true! It was posted on Twiter by Catturd!

True. It's actually five in five. Ya just gotta pick the right five.

Why? Are standard-issue WASPish Canadians obligated to "step up to denounce" dishonest or criminal standard-issue WASPish Canadians? And can any WASPish Canadian who fails or declines to do so be regarded as "just as bad?" Exactly where does one go to get on record as opposing Paul Bernardo...

Oh dear. I don't suppose we could convince you to spare us another round of your retarded insults?

Nor what you do with yours.

I wouldn't touch her with your dick.

Yep, like "military intelligence" or "Parlimentary action." Or "honest cop."

That makes sense. She is, after all, married to you. . .

Remember the pix of him and young Ivanka? Creepy. He did say he'd like to date her. And we know what "date" means to that sort.

It would depend on the basis of the "dismissal." The term implies the charges were dismissed without trial. Usually (but not always) that leaves the door open to new charges in the future. The "double jeopardy" or "once in jeopardy" rule was established back when there were far, far fewer...