First of all, I get what you mean and agree 100%. That said, it’s interesting how you make a sharp distinction between shaming and ostracizing (saying to stop doing the former and do the latter instead), whereas I would phrase it that we should drastically ramp up the former until it turns into the latter.

Also, Winder is in GA’s 10th Congressional District, not MTG’s (which is the 14th). I feel like we need to give at least equal time ridiculing Rep. Mike Collins (R, obviously) for also being a fucking useless “thoughts and prayers” piece of shit about this.

so fucking tired of religion ruining everything in this country

At first I thought that number was far too small, but then realized that was just schools, and not all mass shootings. Each time it proves the point once again, but for me it was Sandy Hook where I realized that if we don’t change after that event, we’re not going to change easily.

I added easily…initially I didn’t, but I think any society can change its ways with enough effort. Kids dying doesn’t seem to have the push needed, which says a lot about us.

Via

They don’t expect a different result, this is the result they have chosen repeatedly

I initially think this same thing every time I see someone mention MTG on here, glad I’m not the only one.

I prefer calling her Perjury Greene for that reason and because I watched her commit blatant perjury live during the hearing about whether she was eligible for reelection after the whole treason thing she was a prominent accomplice to on Jan 6th.

The lawyer for the people of Georgia asked her about the events of that day and she “couldn’t recall” anything.

Half an hour later, her own lawyer asked the same question framed in a more complimentary way and suddenly she “remembered” (read: made up) everything down to the most minute detail.