It took 13 hours of debate and disposing of a boatload of dumb amendments designed to slow down the process, but the South Carolina House of Representatives finally voted -- at 1 AM Eastern Thursday -- to remove the Confederate flag from the statehouse grounds.
It's not a matter of slack, it was great rhetoric (in the original sense). Mentioning guns would have weakened the emotional strength of her argument about removing the flag.
Are these women's foreheads public property? After reading some of your other posts, this doesn't seem like you. I assume you are just having a bad day.
Comment of the day!
Actually, that looked like an attempt to play.
As a general rule, if the comment is here, and seems nasty, try as a first assumption that it's sarcasm.
If you stick around for a while, you'll recognize commenters, of course, which makes it easier.
i thought it was finding a way to make a profit from it.
They'll just assume her Aunt Flo was visiting.
It's not a matter of slack, it was great rhetoric (in the original sense). Mentioning guns would have weakened the emotional strength of her argument about removing the flag.
Don't forget "Hawmps!".
*cough*concerntroll*cough*
Of course, Davis did have a thing for dressing in lady clothes.
Are these women's foreheads public property? After reading some of your other posts, this doesn't seem like you. I assume you are just having a bad day.
Hmm? Why does that sound so familiar? Didn't that same thing happen quite recently?
Will it take another 150 years to acknowledge they lost?
You both get votes up from a former South Carolinian.
"going south" = losing
It's what they call 'hick' I think.
"I am a descendant of Jefferson Davis"
... that reptile found a consenting woman for his traitor sperm? Or was it a slave?