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RE: First Amendment --- what should be the boundaries?
(11-04-2019 10:13 AM)OptimisticOwl Wrote:  So we are all in agreement. I wonder what those are silent so far think.

FBO? Fountains? atEase? JAAO? Bueller?

Come to think of it, At Ease and his sidekicks have demonstrated a certain degree of consistent hatefulness in this forum. And the slime who doctored a picture of my father's grave exhibited the most sustained hatefulness I've ever experienced, not only through his libelous posts in this forum, but also through profane and unhinged attacks in other forums and against other people.

It would not be unsatisfying to see them rot in prison, and also to know that rotting would be the least of their worries as prisoners.
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