Apparently this person thinks he’ll be looking around and see the rona come into the building and then quickly put on his mask and be fine. Good plan 
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They will be doing it in the name of defending democracy from an Antifa conspiracy. The blowback wouldn’t matter any more than anything else has mattered.
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I’m uncomfortable with this conversation and obviously have never met NBZ in person, but his posts ring true to me. It’s possible that NBZ is one of the quiet ones outside of this board. I was physically and emotionally abused as a kid and told my parents to fuck off and moved out as soon as I graduated from high school. I think that experience has everything to do with how I respond to physical and non-physical aggression now. Anyway, my experience and understanding of what sets me off allows me to read between the lines and leads me to believe NBZ would absolutely go for the jugular if/when he’s provoked in a manner that sets him off.
I should be able to run over as many anti-abortion protesters as I want!
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It looks like they blew it up for judges but Lindsey seems to be keeping it in place for US attorneys. I’m sure he has excellent reasons for this.
Hopefully the UN will lend Antifa some of those black helicopters. Oh, and a whole bunch of cholera.
Attorney William P. Barr said on Saturday that President Trump had fired the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, who has investigated the president’s closest associates, deepening a crisis over the independence of law enforcement and the president’s purge of officials he views as disloyal.
media: isn’t this a bit suspicious?
republicans: i didn’t read that
trump: i fired him, not because he was investigating me, but because he’s gay
republicans: jobs jobs jobs
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Me too, I was a bit stressed earlier when posting and probably should have though about it more, any violence has me scared and it’s not my way and I hope its not NBZ ways.
I’m sorry to hear about you’re abuse, stay strong brother… 
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Fair to decent chance it’s just ‘Parlour’ as in ‘a room people sit in chatting’, misspelled a la tindr/grindr etc with no clue either about the French verb parler or the etymology of ‘parlour’.
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Fun fact: For my high school paper, in which I largely did an awesome job of speaking truth to power but also in a grotesque revelation of juvenile arrogance and elitism once published an article that said the place should be turned into a military academy for 90% of the kids, I decided that my middle name for publishing purposes was Parlement. For pretty much no reason.
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Man we’re gonna get casino donny tonight I can feel it. He feeds off these freaks. Gonna be so many tangents about household appliances and half forgotten “anecdotes” that go nowhere about mobsters that trump is friends with. It’s gonna be a fucking mess.
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Man, flashbacks to my 5th Year English essay taking Iago’s side as a class warrior raging against corruption and cronyism. Didn’t have a sick nom-de-plume though, wish I did lol.
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Fox News but
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It was named after the French verb. It sounds like it was intended to have a French pronunciation, but they shifted to an Anglicized one.
AG fuckwad released a statement that made me so mad I couldn’t even finish reading it
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I can’t wait for teh clips.
Parler is the french word for “Speak,” and is pronounced “par-lay.” But as its user base has grown, Matze has seen that Americans tend to pronounce the word phonetically, as in “parlor,” evoking the room in a house where friends might sit down to chat.
Who on earth would think people would pronounce it ‘par-lay’, though. They should pretend it was what I said.