(09-09-2017, 06:32 PM)WingerDinger Wrote:

(09-09-2017, 06:24 PM)americus 2.0 Wrote: If this had been a conversation in person I don't know how I would have reacted. My hope is I wouldn't do anything stupid, but I'm certain she would have met the business end of my "domestic terrorist" self.

Even my husband knows not to piss me off. My anger issues are under control but push me hard enough and it'll get ugly with a quickness.

See that's half the problem with these kids.. They wanna hide behind computer and phone screens before they talk trash.. Because they know they'll be safe.. It's all about staying hidden.. It's why the real domestic terrorists wear the masks and cover up their faces while they smash out business store windows, beat up people who don't agree with their ideologies, and reek all kinds of havoc. They have to protect themselves because they already know that they're wrong.. If they knew that they weren't wrong, they wouldn't hide themselves or their identities. That's what they do. They're cowards, who back in the day, would have definitely gotten a Homebiscuit "throat punch", and they would have learned to tolerate other opinions and ideologies..

I agree. There are a lot of things people wouldn't say/get away with if they were having face to face conversations with others. I was at a wedding last night. The couple are in their early 20's and most of their friends are as well. It was odd to watch them all at the reception doing their 'thing' with cellphones and such. The couple are nice kids who were raised with morals and values and their social media presence is nothing their parents would be ashamed of. I know they're a rare breed in today's society. Many of their friends are not too extreme but some are borderline. Nothing like what I encountered with the girl who probably wouldn't know intestinal fortitude if it slapped her in the face with a 2x4.

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