Ashland County cancel culture

[RichardHurt]

When the ambiguous 86'd button is right next to "Is he dead yet" and "one day we will be reading his obituary"
makes the "86" meaning less ambiguous... 
 

Doesn't change the meaning of 86.
Was it a explicit threat that promote how to?
Did the booth promote death or ask if it happened?

[DBCowboy]

I don't know how old you are, but I was born in the mid 60s and "86" was always used in the same way as "cement overshoes" or "sleep with the fishes" or some other code word for "kill". It may be originally meant for store clerks, but only someone with blinders firmly in place could mistake it for how it's being used in regards to Trump.

Yeah, growing up in that time, 86ing someone was always referred to as a "hit"

[RichardHurt]

I don't know how old you are, but I was born in the mid 60s and "86" was always used in the same way as "cement overshoes" or "sleep with the fishes" or some other code word for "kill". It may be originally meant for store clerks, but only someone with blinders firmly in place could mistake it for how it's being used in regards to Trump.

Very cool, now look up the original use of the word.
The original meaning seems more fitting than the narrative you follow.
Btw my age is something not a single person here will ever guess correctly.

[RichardHurt]

Yeah, growing up in that time, 86ing someone was always referred to as a "hit"

You should've paid more attention.
It means remove.

[David64]

Doesn't change the meaning of 86.
Was it a explicit threat that promote how to?
Did the booth promote death or ask if it happened?

*sigh*

Shall we discuss the meaning of what "is" is ?

'Cause that's what kind of word game you're playing.

[DBCowboy]

The OP is arguing a button that basically says, "I'm going to Kill you"

And saying "I'm going" might mean going to the flower store, and "to kill" might mean the book "To Kill a Mockingbird"

[DBCowboy]

You should've paid more attention.
It means remove.

Yeah, no.

You're wrong and now it's becoming REALLY awkward because you keep promoting the assassination of a sitting president.

[RichardHurt]

The OP is arguing a button that basically says, "I'm going to Kill you"

And saying "I'm going" might mean going to the flower store, and "to kill" might mean the book "To Kill a Mockingbird"

The button in question is saying to remove from the white house the current president.
If any of you were to do some research and find the actual meaning then it would be clear as day what the context of the button is.
Either way you are advocating for suppression of free speech. Now had the button said let kill or some other dumb shit then yes, absolutely would that be illegal. And rightfully so. But it did not nor did it mean that.
I feel like you should be much more mature enough to do your own research and come to a basic understanding of what a term means giving the context. 
I will say that having swag that asks if he is dead yet is very problematic, but I'm pretty sure as long as a direction is not given all is fair game.

[RichardHurt]

Yeah, no.

You're wrong and now it's becoming REALLY awkward because you keep promoting the assassination of a sitting president.

Do not ever say that I am promoting the death of a president.
That shit right there can get others in very serious trouble and I would fucking never say that.
You need to be more cautious about making such claims.
It may not matter to you but if some guys come knocking at my door because some fuck tard decided to put words in my mouth then who is going to care for my grandfather? Because I sure as shit know your ass wouldn't.

[RichardHurt]

*sigh*

Shall we discuss the meaning of what "is" is ?

'Cause that's what kind of word game you're playing.

Or we can discuss the meaning of the term 86.
Since you are so smart, please do correct us all with the correct meaning?
I have faith in you ... cough cough...