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Ew. He can KEEP his this tweet just like Gaga kept ARTPOP ACT II.

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Ethereal Mess
12 hours ago, MJHolland said:

There ya go 

Crazy. Murders. Will. ALWAYS. Get. Assault. Weapons.

It does not matter how hard you make it to buy a gun. LOOK AT FRANCE! BRUSSELS! LONDON TUBES! Even the Chinese school massacres!

The only way to stop violence to to confront a culture of systematic violence against people that don't sure the same values, and that culture is called Islam. Go be gay in Saudi Arabia. Iran. Iraq. Syria. Where the BULK amount of Muslims live. Now see how long you live. THAT is a culture of hate a violence. How about we address that? 

Did it ever occur to you that this is why people from these countries decide to immigrate to the U.S.? They probably believe that they'd be seeking better life conditions and a more accepting society where they can be themselves, so why should they be banned from pursuing happiness? If America is truly a home for love and tolerance, then it definitely would not be fair to prevent Muslims from that. "According to the FBI, 94 percent of terrorists attacks in the United States since 1980 were perpetrated by non-Muslims." The issue is clearly not Islam, and not everybody who lives in Islamic countries conforms to all of their laws. 

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CakeLikeLG

using tragedy to gain votes is just :emma:

live each day like Gaga might drop an album
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Bebe
9 hours ago, MJHolland said:

It's because we can't stop crime in our inner cities. Gangs have their own politics and when they use violence like they're taught to do, that's technically terrorism yes.

But do you not see them as two totally different beasts? Like c'mon, I don't think you're being honest in your logic. They're incomparable but you're using those numbers anyway as "evidence".

We will never get guns off the streets of our poor inner cities. How do you think they got there? We have high schoolers and middle schoolers killing each other over basketball sneakers. Cold murder. Do you think a background check is going to stop them from finding a gun anyway??? The only thing restricting it to only cops having guns is going to do is make sure that single mother in the inner city won't have a handgun to protect herself because she can't stop her son from joining a gang. 

Gangs in inner cities aren't extremists, they've just been failed by liberal economic policies and cast out to live a life of poverty and crime.

It's funny to me that you are saying that domestic terrorism and international terrorism are "two totally different beasts" when just a page ago before you deflected criticism over your passport comments by comparing organised, sophisticated international terrorist groups with control over land, people and resources being able to produce or find passports if they were banned with a lone wolf with no such resources or connections being able to find an assault weapon with stricter gun control.

Do you not think that those are two completely different beasts?

I'll ignore the 'failed by liberal economic policies' part because you have already been schooled on that.

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River

49 had to die so this pig will support the LGBT? disgusting.

Stay away from us.

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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MJHolland
10 hours ago, Kayla said:

Because banning all people from a specific area is wrong, in my eyes. That's like saying someone can't move into your neighborhood from Compton because there's so much gang violence in Compton, and you don't wanna risk bringing it into your neighborhood. 

Lol that sounds totally fine to me??? You think the surrounding neighborhoods of Compton want Comptonites to move in?! What happens if they move into WeHo and start terrorizing the people? I'm sure many GGD LGBTers would have a different take lol. What a flawed argument. You'd be outraged and you know it

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MJHolland
2 hours ago, Ethereal Mess said:

Did it ever occur to you that this is why people from these countries decide to immigrate to the U.S.? They probably believe that they'd be seeking better life conditions and a more accepting society where they can be themselves, so why should they be banned from pursuing happiness? If America is truly a home for love and tolerance, then it definitely would not be fair to prevent Muslims from that. "According to the FBI, 94 percent of terrorists attacks in the United States since 1980 were perpetrated by non-Muslims." The issue is clearly not Islam, and not everybody who lives in Islamic countries conforms to all of their laws. 

Again, you're using the same flawed numbers Kayla already did. Gang violence shouldn't count for this. They're not trying to push an political agenda expect for politics between gangs which affects no one outside the gang. 

Yeah maybe some persecuted will try to flee these areas but my and large the Muslim population in these countries LIKE living under Sharia Law. Look it up on Pew if you don't just wanna be a misguided the-world-is-filled-with-good-people bafoon. 

1 hour ago, Bebe said:

It's funny to me that you are saying that domestic terrorism and international terrorism are "two totally different beasts" when just a page ago before you deflected criticism over your passport comments by comparing organised, sophisticated international terrorist groups with control over land, people and resources being able to produce or find passports if they were banned with a lone wolf with no such resources or connections being able to find an assault weapon with stricter gun control.

Do you not think that those are two completely different beasts?

I'll ignore the 'failed by liberal economic policies' part because you have already been schooled on that.

Lol. Not even gonna give time to this one. 

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GlitterAndGrease
19 hours ago, Adakam said:

You know that will happen someday right? And the worst part is, he will probably win....

 

I would prefer Gaga  for president. Or even Beyonce 

Just think about it... "Keeping Up With The Kardashians: Kimmye take over Washinghton"

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Miel

Obviously making it harder to obtain guns won't stop all mass shooting forever and ever. Point is, it's just too goddamn easy, and it directly correlates with the fact that there has been too many goddamn mass shootings in the US.

3 points in and ready for more
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Ethereal Mess
1 hour ago, MJHolland said:

Again, you're using the same flawed numbers Kayla already did. Gang violence shouldn't count for this. They're not trying to push an political agenda expect for politics between gangs which affects no one outside the gang. 

Yeah maybe some persecuted will try to flee these areas but my and large the Muslim population in these countries LIKE living under Sharia Law. Look it up on Pew if you don't just wanna be a misguided the-world-is-filled-with-good-people bafoon. 

I am not a a misguided the-world-is-filled-with-good-people buffoon since I live in an Islamic country myself. Most of the people I am surrounded by would never accept the killing of an innocent soul, regardless of whether it is Sharia Law or not. You are too blind to realize that Islam is wider than just ISIS and their supporters, who do not represent Islam and my people at all. In fact, they are more open-minded than you can ever imagine given who you choose to be influenced by to form an image of Islam. Additionally, the constitutions that we live under do not represent the majority of our ideals, and the most prominent countries that come to mind when the word "Muslim" is mentioned spuriously abide by the true Islamic values.

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I'm assuming this will be enough for a handful of LGBT+ people to be okay with voting for him. I do know a few gay men who like him. :deadbanana:

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MJHolland
24 minutes ago, Ethereal Mess said:

I am not a a misguided the-world-is-filled-with-good-people buffoon since I live in an Islamic country myself. Most of the people I am surrounded by would never accept the killing of an innocent soul, regardless of whether it is Sharia Law or not. You are too blind to realize that Islam is wider than just ISIS and their supporters, who do not represent Islam and my people at all. In fact, they are more open-minded than you can ever imagine given who you choose to be influenced by to form an image of Islam. Additionally, the constitutions that we live under do not represent the majority of our ideals, and the most prominent countries that come to mind when the word "Muslim" is mentioned spuriously abide by the true Islamic values.

I don't take my opinion of Islam from ISIS. I take it from the global Islamic community. Take a look.

gsi2-overview-1.png

There are only a handful of Islamic countries that the people actually oppose Sharia Law, in which the punishment for homosexuality is death.

But k. Your anecdotal evidence is superior to my actual evidence. 

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Whispering

 

LGBT leaders to Trump: Don’t target Muslims in our name:

 

San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener, who is gay, said such responses were distortions of a tragedy that carries real implications for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.

“He targeted an LGBT nightclub in order to massacre gay people,” Wiener said of gunman Omar Mateen, “and we need to not let the Donald Trumps of the world hijack this attack to further their racist and Islamophobic agenda.”

 

 

Addressing a crowd of thousands filling San Francisco’s Harvey Milk Plaza to honor the victims of a gun massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Supervisor David Campos said the violence highlighted the urgency of continuing the fight for LGBT rights.

But Campos had another message. “We have seen this movie before, and we’re not going to let people like Donald Trump take advantage of it.”

 

The Human Rights Campaign’s communications director, Jay Brown, said in an interview that Trump’s comments were a “shameless attempt to divide us. We will not allow an act rooted in hatred against LGBTQ people to be used to promote hatred against Muslim people.”

 

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Kayla
13 hours ago, MJHolland said:

Lol that sounds totally fine to me??? You think the surrounding neighborhoods of Compton want Comptonites to move in?! What happens if they move into WeHo and start terrorizing the people? I'm sure many GGD LGBTers would have a different take lol. What a flawed argument. You'd be outraged and you know it

I'd be outraged if people from a bad neighborhood started moving in next to me? Don't speak for me. 

I'd be outraged if I got shitty neighbors, but if people were moving in from bad neighborhoods to seek a better life away from crime and fear I'd be the first person on their doorstep with a plate of cookies welcoming them to the neighborhood, love.

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AquaFire Witch
11 hours ago, MJHolland said:

I don't take my opinion of Islam from ISIS. I take it from the global Islamic community. Take a look.

gsi2-overview-1.png

There are only a handful of Islamic countries that the people actually oppose Sharia Law, in which the punishment for homosexuality is death.

But k. Your anecdotal evidence is superior to my actual evidence. 

Check this list too. List of Islamic Terror: Last 30 Days  I am in no way anti-Muslim. I've met many really sweet people who are Muslim, but I am very afraid of the Islamic teachings. I call it a cult. I think the next generation can turn things around.  http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/attacks/attacks.aspx?Yr=Last30

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