Political hate speech...

Can someone take a look at the last page of the Thomas Paine thread? There’s some hate speech slipping through—both subtle and blatant. People are targeting a specific segment of the American population, labeling them as backward and primitive. They're even telling Thomas Paine that, since he belongs to that group, he should just go back and spread his outdated philosophy elsewhere.

The saugaro. said:You clearly missed the point. The article only confirms what we already know. Let that little punk head off to Pittsburgh and try to "sell" his nonsense there.😁Just thoughts.

The situation remains unchanged. Still waiting. said:He’s just missing the caliber of someone like George Patton—a massive head and a low brow to serve as his tactical support once you dismantle him with a few choice words.

KRIN1 said:Keep that energy for yourselves in Pittsburgh.
And all those picturesque little towns nearby.

Weak thinking doesn't fly there. 😁
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Cut the hate speech. It’s insulting a huge chunk of this community. We need a baseline level of decency here—a rule that stops people from using someone's background or where they come from as a way to dismiss their arguments. Stop the cheap shots.

I don't care for folks from the Ozarks either, but I'm not about to go around hurling insults at them or treating them like they're some lower class of human being.

You're breaking American law!

U.S. Federal Law, Section 151: Anyone who publicly subjects contempt, scorn, or gross defamation toward the United States, its flag, coat of arms, or national anthem, the American people or any ethnic and national communities or minorities living within the United States, shall be punished by imprisonment from three months to three years.