The Texas Attorney General has filed a lawsuit over the breach of the state's controversial razor wire, strung along the border in key areas to deter immigration
Nah, I just didn’t feel like putting in effort. Seemed appropriate, replying to someone making a claim without providing evidence, and calling others lazy for not bothering to do their work for them.
Edit: maybe lazy wasn’t the best word. Calling in question capabilities? Either way, lazy name calling.
And here I thought conservatives “did their own research.”
Oh, right.
That “research” stops when they find an answer they like.
And nobody said anything about a wall.
What law? It’s not in the river. What law?
I’m not your tutor.
Figure it out.
Unless it’s beyond your capabilities?
Jesus, the conservative sense of entitlement wears real thin.
You’re the one making the claim, not me. Back up your claim with evidence.
Figure it out.
Unless it’s beyond your capabilities?
Jesus, the leftist sense of entitlement wears real thin.
Did you have to chatGPT that comeback?
Could have done with a few more iterations.
Nah, I just didn’t feel like putting in effort. Seemed appropriate, replying to someone making a claim without providing evidence, and calling others lazy for not bothering to do their work for them.
Edit: maybe lazy wasn’t the best word. Calling in question capabilities? Either way, lazy name calling.
Truly shocking.
Again, what law?
Let’s cut to the chase:
If there was a law explicitly forbidding concertina wire within 10 feet of a navigable waterway, would you change your mind?
Again, conservatives don’t think the law applies to them so I’m not going to waste my time on something that you won’t care about anyway.
No one is going to take you seriously due to your username.
Plenty do.
Three or four people are not plenty, sorry to break it to you.