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Let's check in on democrat run Seattle and see how it's going. Exactly as expected... 👀 "On Dec. 28 a silver Maserati SUV was shot at Saturday afternoon in the 10200 block of Linden Avenue North in the Greenwood neighborhood. At approximately 12:20 p.m., 911 dispatchers received reports of...

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Samborghini ✥vor 1 Jahr

The rims don’t lie Chico Maserati driver is not an innocent civilian

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Gil Corazonvor 1 Jahr

Yet, they have continually voted Democrat for 40 years expecting things to 'get better.'

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Laughing at Liberalsvor 1 Jahr

Are certain folks ready to have the uncomfortable convo yet about their “culture”? There’s only so much pattern recognition a society can take.

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The Expertvor 1 Jahr

Glocks have missed more targets than any other handgun by far.

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the Crussianvor 1 Jahr

How can this be ? I thought they have strict gun control in that state ...🙄

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Yossarianvor 1 Jahr

Jeep has California plates - Build the wall

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Investigative Teamvor 1 Jahr

Seems easy enough how to find the guys with the jeep.

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Tex_Tenno on PCvor 1 Jahr

Couldn't have happened, don't they have strict guns laws there?

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Eddyforlibertyvor 1 Jahr

The government here in Washington have completely fucked up this state! In every way possible. The elections here are a joke! So corrupt! I want to leave so bad.

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