Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
The President's public statements are cause for panic?
NP - the irony here is that the guy was prosecuted and is on $2m bail for repeating stuff that Trump said
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
The President's public statements are cause for panic?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
The President's public statements are cause for panic?
Are you sh*tting me? You even have to ask that? What do you think the No Kings rallies are about? What happens to the stock markets every time the president announces new tarriffs? Yes, they l're cause for panic.
Anonymous wrote:I need to see the meme to judge for myself. I refuse to be drawn into supporting someone merely because other people tell me he's supposed to be on my side because he disapproves of the same people I do.
The sad reality is that many people are perfectly ready to bully and oppress others they perceive to be enemies. We need to fix that sort of mental malady first.
Anonymous wrote:Perhaps he shouldn’t have been trying to incite panic.
A jury will decide whether this was warranted or not. He will be tried and either convicted or acquitted. Either way justice will be served.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
The President's public statements are cause for panic?
Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
It says “one day after.” So unless everyone thinks they missed a school shooting the day before or that this guy is a time traveler sharing a Trump quote from so future shooting, this “panic” is BS.
Not to mention a quick google search about the meme could clear up any panic.
With all the school shootings happening, who's going to take the time to google and parse out his meaning?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
It says “one day after.” So unless everyone thinks they missed a school shooting the day before or that this guy is a time traveler sharing a Trump quote from so future shooting, this “panic” is BS.
A threat is about an event that would indeed happen in the future, so... not really BS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
It says “one day after.” So unless everyone thinks they missed a school shooting the day before or that this guy is a time traveler sharing a Trump quote from so future shooting, this “panic” is BS.
Not to mention a quick google search about the meme could clear up any panic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh. I'd be panicking if I were a local, too. When they think of "Perry HS", it's doubtful the one in Iowa is the first thing that comes to mind.
It says “one day after.” So unless everyone thinks they missed a school shooting the day before or that this guy is a time traveler sharing a Trump quote from so future shooting, this “panic” is BS.