Are you weird?Vance is so weird
Are you weird?Vance is so weird
The could cause a lot of trouble in Tel Aviv with the amount of PGMs they have. They’re also smart enough to not waste them so we’ll see. Status quo is a powerful motivator.Hezbollah launched 30 rockets into Israel today. All intercepted. If that's all they have. how embarrassing for the organization.
I bring it up when the situation is appropriate all the time. A lot of folks believe the current trajectory of firearm availability is never going to reverse. Much like those that thought zero-interest rate policies would never end I can promise it will.Yeah, there realistically shouldn't be a problem with something like the 1994 rule being revived, but I know what forum I'm on. "shrug"
Personally, I don't see much use in guns though outside of to hunt (which I've never experienced) or maybe for self-defense. Wouldn't find any interest in being in a club or getting collector type guns.
Yup that’s why I can’t run for office. Shocked they have a weirdo running. Not a good look gonna hurt more if Mrs. Harris picks a VP like an astronaut. Just saying.Are you weird?
Very much doubt that. The pendulum is already swinging back the other way so I’d at least look to see a revival and modernization of the Assault Weapons Ban. Don’t see much more than that coming out of committee.
Instead of the NRA hollering as before you’d see it coming from private equity firms. Billions and billions of Dollars were dumped into firearm and accessory manufacturing post AWB and especially since 2012-ish. It’s worth remembering for the older folks on this board, those of us roughly under 45 have grown up with a very different relationship with firearms in a broad sense. The post-Columbine generation is a real thing and even though you’ll see many younger people owning guns, they occupy a different cultural space than they do for GenX and the boomers.
They don’t have the stomach for what would happen with confiscation.Zero chance
Maybe self defense? Just maybe?Yeah, there realistically shouldn't be a problem with something like the 1994 rule being revived, but I know what forum I'm on. "shrug"
Personally, I don't see much use in guns though outside of to hunt (which I've never experienced) or maybe for self-defense. Wouldn't find any interest in being in a club or getting collector type guns.
They don’t have the stomach for what would happen with confiscation.
What's weird is that every single one of them are saying weird. Like schoolgirls at a slumber party. The left is like mean girls. Mind manipulation at its finest but in the most childish kind of way.. But some still don't know how it's done and fall for it.
The FBI and ATF would enforce it though. Maybe even the national guard.I don’t think it even would get that far. GOP DAs would just ignore the law(even if it just for votes) as would local enforcement. The democrat run cities pretty much wrote the script with how they handled Sanctuary cities.
Great news today:
US and Russia complete biggest prisoner swap in post-Soviet history, freeing Gershkovich and Whelan
WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and Russia completed their biggest prisoner swap in post-Soviet history on Thursday, with Moscow releasing journalist Evan Gershkovich and fellow American Paul Whelan, along with dissidents including Vladimir Kara-Murza, in a multinational deal that set two dozen people free.
US and Russia complete biggest prisoner swap in post-Soviet history, freeing Gershkovich and Whelan
The United States and Russia have completed their biggest prisoner swap in post-Soviet history.apnews.com
Some people here think Biden was just fine and that Trump was the one either dementia. That's weird.
So isn't this pic of Desantis during the hurricane?? Or do you know. Or do you care?
Funny when Biden responded to Trump saying he could have released them without the swap then Biden asked why didn’t you do it when you were president? That’s weird lolGreat news today:
US and Russia complete biggest prisoner swap in post-Soviet history, freeing Gershkovich and Whelan
WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and Russia completed their biggest prisoner swap in post-Soviet history on Thursday, with Moscow releasing journalist Evan Gershkovich and fellow American Paul Whelan, along with dissidents including Vladimir Kara-Murza, in a multinational deal that set two dozen people free.
US and Russia complete biggest prisoner swap in post-Soviet history, freeing Gershkovich and Whelan
The United States and Russia have completed their biggest prisoner swap in post-Soviet history.apnews.com