I dont want to make any effort in life i just want to shoot up my school

[Abhorrence]

kill at least 40 ppl then check out
unironically

 

[Abhorrence]

 

[Reformed]

I was here

 

[AlexBrown84]

you ain’t killing 40 people pussy

you gonna shoot 2 people and freeze up

40 is wilt numbers

 

[Abhorrence]

you ain’t killing 40 people pussy

you gonna shoot 2 people and freeze up

40 is wilt numbers

i will shoot up meth before shooting up the place

no way im gonna freeze up after that

 

[Abhorrence]

 

[Abhorrence]

@Manchild is this haram or does it count as jihad

 

[Deleted member 18522]

@Manchild is this haram or does it count as jihad

allah will give you hell. violence outside of defense is haram

 

[Geoff2024]

kill at least 40 ppl then check out
unironically

The europol is on my ass for clicking thanks kind stranger

 

[Abhorrence]

The europol is on my ass for clicking thanks kind stranger

no nobody is on ur ass chill
but if feds really check threads like this im not kidding I actually want to commit a mass shooting

 

[dreamcake1mo]

To the Feds if you are watching, or to anyone screenshots this thread in hopes to demonetize this forum;

Regardless if OP is kidding or not, this post is not a representative of the forum. Thanks.

What is free speech?

1. The Discovery of Truth This value was first suggested by Milton, who first suggested that when truth and falsehood are allowed to freely grapple, truth will win out. 2. Facilitating Participation by Citizens in Political Decision-Making It has been suggested that citizens will not make wise and informed choices in elections if candidates and proponents of certain policies are restricted in their ability to communicate positions. 3. Creating a More Adaptable and Stable Community (The "Safety Valve" Function) It has been suggested that a society in which angry and alienated citizens are allowed to speak their mind--"vent"--will be more stable, as people will be less likely to resort to violence. It has also been pointed out that allowing the alienated and discontented to speak freely enables government to better monitor potentially dangerous groups who would otherwise act more clandestinely. 4. Assuring Individual Self-Fulfillment Free speech enables individuals to express themselves, create and identify--and, in the process perhaps, find kindred spirits. Freedom of speech thus becomes an aspect of human dignity. 5. Checking Abuse of Governmental Power As Watergate, Irangate, Clintongate (and all the other "gates") demonstrate, freedom of the press enables citizens to learn about abuses of power--and then do something about the abuse at the ballot box, if they feel so moved. 6. Promoting Tolerance It has been argued that freedom of speech, especially through our practice of extending protection to speech that we find hateful or personally upsetting, teaches us to become more tolerant in other aspects of life--and that a more tolerant society is a better society. 7. Creating a More Robust and Interesting Community A community in which free speech is valued and protected is likely to be a more energized, creative society as its citizens actively fulfill themselves in many diverse and interesting way.

 

[Napoleon de Geso]

 

[Abhorrence]

To the Feds if you are watching, or to anyone screenshots this thread in hopes to demonetize this forum;

Regardless if OP is kidding or not, i hope you can understand that not everyone is like this. This post is not a representative of our forum. Thanks.

What is free speech?

1. The Discovery of Truth This value was first suggested by Milton, who first suggested that when truth and falsehood are allowed to freely grapple, truth will win out. 2. Facilitating Participation by Citizens in Political Decision-Making It has been suggested that citizens will not make wise and informed choices in elections if candidates and proponents of certain policies are restricted in their ability to communicate positions. 3. Creating a More Adaptable and Stable Community (The "Safety Valve" Function) It has been suggested that a society in which angry and alienated citizens are allowed to speak their mind--"vent"--will be more stable, as people will be less likely to resort to violence. It has also been pointed out that allowing the alienated and discontented to speak freely enables government to better monitor potentially dangerous groups who would otherwise act more clandestinely. 4. Assuring Individual Self-Fulfillment Free speech enables individuals to express themselves, create and identify--and, in the process perhaps, find kindred spirits. Freedom of speech thus becomes an aspect of human dignity. 5. Checking Abuse of Governmental Power As Watergate, Irangate, Clintongate (and all the other "gates") demonstrate, freedom of the press enables citizens to learn about abuses of power--and then do something about the abuse at the ballot box, if they feel so moved. 6. Promoting Tolerance It has been argued that freedom of speech, especially through our practice of extending protection to speech that we find hateful or personally upsetting, teaches us to become more tolerant in other aspects of life--and that a more tolerant society is a better society. 7. Creating a More Robust and Interesting Community A community in which free speech is valued and protected is likely to be a more energized, creative society as its citizens actively fulfill themselves in many diverse and interesting way.

The europol is on my ass for clicking thanks kind stranger

why are u people such low t cucks

 

[Geoff2024]

why are u people such low t cucks

Not low t, but some of us are not planning on rotting for the next 50 years.

 

[Abhorrence]

Not low t, but some of us are not planning on rotting for the next 50 years.

understandable
this thread is joke FBI im kidding
im chilling

 

[Geoff2024]

understandable
this thread is joke FBI im kidding
im chilling

Thanks love