Is that the Brit equivalent of “Christ, what an asshole”?
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I have no words…
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Yes. Usually we are marginally more polite in our use of language than our colonial friends.
Not that that should imply we don’t think someone is a massive cock-monkey deserving of eternal derision. Conquering the world and enforcing a racist Empire, easy; using bad language, awkward.
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Speak for yourself.
(I won’t speak for me, it would offend some people here. Yeah. I am a **** ******* ****** ****** Brit. Just like you and @euansmith, I guess)
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Over on Breitbart, someone will probably say “Liberals’ heads exploded!”, oh and something about triggered.
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I could not possibly type my preferred response in open forum.
Suffice it to say that I am sure that your card’s word are all true. (And I approve.)
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Due to a printing error, promotional material advertised “…featuring ‘If I Were a Reich Man’”.
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Yes, yes he did. He angered many “shitlibs”. This is intended.
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What, should they be uncivil?
Along those lines; like dick, cock, bell-end, ball-sack, scrote, etc. 
The Queen’s English is replete with many an epithet; many of them stolen during our days as Murderous Robber Barons’ to the World.
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He was just expressing a love of Trump in the manner accepted by his supporters, staff and the GOP.
Indeed, which added to the Anglo-Saxon, Norman, and sundry other sources we started with. We do have a very rich language.
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Someone looking for attention again, and everyone obliges. Gives every offended whittle ear renewed victimhood I guess.
In other parts of the country, he would have been warily treated as a crank, with most not saying much initially - but demanding that he STFU and sit down over time. But with everyone knowing now where he was…wrong move might have gotten him shot. Certainly would have been ejected from the establishment by the owner as soon as they could react. Might have an “accident” off that balcony too.
You can’t legislate against crazy, and people are capable of the foulest deeds. Especially when it buys them attention. This is not just youtube, or facebook. Attention seeking has always been with us. And pretty much public has always put up with them - until they didn’t.
“Special people” like this just need shunning. That’s all it takes. Call his mother if you can…
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I’m sure there were after the surrender, alongside “I didn’t know.”
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Frankly the bigger abomination in this story is that he was interviewed by police at the door and sent home.
How is it possible that this was not felony assault? Felony assault is when someone does something that a reasonable person would assume puts them at risk for violence.
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That would have been a real possibility elsewhere. Common sentiment? “Only an idiot/crazy makes himself stand out like that.”
Runs the risk of trigger happy citizens. They exist. Just like trigger happy cops.
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He was interviewed by police at the door. And he was released home by the police.
Frankly, I think his release is an abomination.
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Because name calling or being a jerk is not a crime.
