Things that made you frown today (Political Version)

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Originally Posted by Stumplicker

On an emotional level, that is tragic to me very close to on par with how I felt on 9/11.

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I don't know how to respond to this at all. If the White House accidentally burnt to the ground it still wouldn't even twitch the emotional level I felt about the attack of civilians in a terrorist attack on US soil.

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Originally Posted by Suppa Hobbit Mage

If the White House accidentally burnt to the ground it still wouldn't even twitch the emotional level I felt about the attack of civilians in a terrorist attack on US soil.

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Hey that's hate speech buddy. The preferred term now is "some people did something."

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Originally Posted by Suppa Hobbit Mage

I don't know how to respond to this at all. If the White House accidentally burnt to the ground it still wouldn't even twitch the emotional level I felt about the attack of civilians in a terrorist attack on US soil.

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The white house did burn to the ground once. It was on purpose. And I promise you people were pissed off about it.

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Originally Posted by Stumplicker

The white house did burn to the ground once. It was on purpose. And I promise you people were pissed off about it.

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Didn’t it rain that day and put the fire out before it was burned up too badly?

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Originally Posted by Methais

Didn’t it rain that day and put the fire out before it was burned up too badly?

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Not to my knowledge. In any event, when Canada burns your shit down, it's going to be emotional - You just got punked by Canada. And it sucked.

Canada was mostly Britannique back in those days bro, we weren't very canadians.

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Originally Posted by Murrandii

Canada was mostly Britannique back in those days bro, we weren't very canadians.

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You're Quebecois. You roll into Quebec and ask them, they say they aren't Canada NOW.

My point bro, Canada became a Country in 1876. When the White House was burned down, it wasn't by canadiens but by Britanniques.

You're right on the Quebec part though:P

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Originally Posted by Murrandii

My point bro, Canada became a Country in 1876. When the White House was burned down, it wasn't by canadiens but by Britanniques.

You're right on the Quebec part though:P

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Yes, I know when it became a country officially (Edit: Actually, that's only half true. I thought it was 184...8, but I think that's when it was restructured as the Dominion of Canada under Britain). And yeah I was gonna say. I was in Quebec last week. They're about as Canadian as the Irish are English.

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Originally Posted by Stumplicker

There are a lot of people who value history and its preservation greatly. 1000 years from now, people may only be able to read about and wish they were alive to see Notre Dame the same way we wish it about the Library at Alexandria today. Not to mention, it's an 800 year old bastion of Catholicism that survived a time when the foundations of that were being shaken into a thousand splinter religions. On an emotional level, that is tragic to me very close to on par with how I felt on 9/11.

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Zero sympathy for the property of kid diddling murdering wealth hoarding catholics. Burn it all.