Re: Democrat illogical hysteria and physics contradictions

Trevor wrote:
> A week ago, Retarded California <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> The US Navy will fire a few naval artillery shells weighing anywhere
>> from 5 pounds to 2000 pounds, inland on to a Camp Pendleton, California
>> firing range in an early celebration of the US Marine Corps birthday.
>>
>> To ensure the safety of passing motorists, the I-5 freeway will be
>> briefly closed for the same period of the average vehicle accident.
>>
>> The ranges are safe, the Navy has done this multiple times before, no
>> freeways were closed, and there was no mention of it in the media.  The
>> Navy generally uses San Clemente Island for gunnery practice and
>> infrequently Camp Pendleton.
>>
>> The horse's ass fool of a California Democrat governor Gavin Newsom,had
>> a fit claiming thousands of lives are at stake and the federally funded
>> freeway could not be closed.  He was trolled and wrong as usual.
> 
> How do you feel now that you've been proven spectacularly wrong?
> 
> Launching artillery over civilians is not a safe thing. As we found out.


Using your logic and reasons, we should stop flying airplanes over cities.


> 
>>
>> Of course he blamed President Donald Trump for scheduling the event on
>> the same day as a silly disjointed left-wing protest known as "No
>> Kings".  It's a typical Democrat bullshit show with no focus and a
>> hundred differing viewpoints on display.
> 
> The artillery event was a Trump ego spectacle, as well as for
> intimidation of californians.
> 
> It made Trump, Vance and Hegseth out to be idjits.
> 
> You do know what happened, don't you?
> 
>>
>> In the same scope, there have been over 70 space rocket launches in
>> California alone during 2025.
>>
>> These rockets weigh between 1,200,000 to 7,000,000 pounds and are filled
>> with tons of dangerous volatile fuels.
>>
>> They are launched with trajectories that carry them over densely
>> populated areas filled with millions of people.
> 
> Rockets are launched south from Vandenberg. Over the Pacific.  Never
> over populated areas. This is easily googled.
> 
> Spectacularly wrong twice!
> 
> Oh well, it's a throwaway nym. No need for shame. Morph into something
> new and move on.
>