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FakeNoose

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45. When Nancy is home they have Secret Service protection there

Fri Nov 4, 2022, 08:24 PM

Nov 2022

When she's not home, the SS are with her, but not him. News stories said that closed circuit cameras were set up to watch the Pelosi's house, but apparently nobody saw the guy break in at 3 in the morning or whatever time it was. Maybe somebody fell asleep? I don't know.

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If David DePape Is Mentally Ill [View all] gab13by13 Oct 2022 OP

I can't arge with logic. Let me know when you present some. mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2022 #1

+1. well put! -(nt)- stopdiggin Oct 2022 #7

I guess not everyone has been introduced to logic. mahina Oct 2022 #16

I don't want to speak for the OP, but CivicGrief Oct 2022 #40

Hemp bracelets and nudity, not as crazy as A.R. 15 and 100 round magazines Walleye Oct 2022 #2

He is mentally ill Sympthsical Oct 2022 #3

That is where GOP rhetoric becomes dangerous. They have no idea how listeners process it. TheBlackAdder Oct 2022 #27

What I think Sympthsical Oct 2022 #42

They know. But this gives them plausible deniability NullTuples Nov 2022 #43

Crazy people who kill need to be locked up too. TigressDem Oct 2022 #4

Is Trump mentally ill too? Emile Oct 2022 #5

No. He's an enabler. nt GoCubsGo Oct 2022 #8

I would say he's an expert enabler and MontanaMama Oct 2022 #14

Mary Trump seems to think so..... paleotn Oct 2022 #32

Almost certainly a sociopath with narcissistic tendencies. Just A Box Of Rain Nov 2022 #46

He probably is, but that misses the point. Ocelot II Oct 2022 #6

partially correct stopdiggin Oct 2022 #9

Yes, mental health is a continuum, and people do seem to be Ocelot II Oct 2022 #11

total agreement. right down the line -(nt)- stopdiggin Oct 2022 #13

I often think the main difference between people we call "crazy" and "normal"... Silent3 Oct 2022 #41

That is the whole point of stochastic terrorism. plimsoll Oct 2022 #17

The Republicans have weaponized mental illness, the results are predictable. Chainfire Oct 2022 #10

I couldn't agree with you last sentence more. hadEnuf Oct 2022 #18

+10000000000000000 Celerity Oct 2022 #35

+10000000000000000 Celerity Oct 2022 #36

yep. agree Evolve Dammit Oct 2022 #22

This idiot is a TFG supporter LetMyPeopleVote Oct 2022 #12

Did anyone else see Face the nation earlier? Oppaloopa Oct 2022 #15

so many Republican ads with shooting "their opponent" (Democrats) CharleyDog Oct 2022 #38

actually i would not disagree with that. barbtries Oct 2022 #19

Dude was as mad as a box of frogs. Ocelot II Oct 2022 #20

The Invisible Fairy tale sounds like a DMT trip MagickMuffin Oct 2022 #23

How many million magats do you think fit into a similar profile of violent rage Evolve Dammit Oct 2022 #24

But he knew how to break in. GreenWave Oct 2022 #21

This doesn't make sense to me DENVERPOPS Oct 2022 #30

When Nancy is home they have Secret Service protection there FakeNoose Nov 2022 #45

Every single day, DENVERPOPS Nov 2022 #47

They ain't buying it in court Marthe48 Oct 2022 #25

Between Psychosis and Neurosis, a fine line... multigraincracker Oct 2022 #26

I like the definition I heard long ago: DENVERPOPS Nov 2022 #48

Seems like he knew damn well what he wanted to accomplish. Evolve Dammit Oct 2022 #28

Being nuts and being criminally nuts isn't a particularly fine line Warpy Oct 2022 #29

The insanity defense requires the defendant to prove Ocelot II Oct 2022 #39

What person breaks into the Speaker of the House's SF residence at 2am.. asiliveandbreathe Oct 2022 #31

YES republianmushroom Oct 2022 #33

Would the same logic apply to Bernie Sanders supporters after Jose Garcia Oct 2022 #34

Nope. Such thinking does a disservice to mental illness. Rabrrrrrr Oct 2022 #37

This again iemanja Nov 2022 #44

Is being extremely gullible a mental illness. leftyladyfrommo Nov 2022 #49