Yo @VitaminShoppe stop blue balling me and carry @drinkEchelon.
@UnsubscribeCast is going to start doing meet-and-greets at @VitaminShoppe soon.
If Echelon is on the shelves by then, great we’ll do it inside. If not, we’ll just be posted up in the parking lot!
Hey @Smith_WessonInc, I got a new Shield X. It’s got a false reset, so I sent it in to get fixed. Just got it back and was told nothing is wrong with it.
Am I crazy or is making consistent follow-up shots impossible a new “feature” on your flagship CCW?
@FN_America I like it but I can't recommend I'm just not happy about parts availability. I had a firing pin break and you guys through me through a loop to send it back for repair which would have costed me over 1/2 the price of the gun.
The Michigan State Legislature is currently praying for Charlie Kirk who was just shot.
Here are two Democrats (Joey Andrews and Emily Devendorf ) who couldn’t be bothered to stand.
In fact they were snickering.
The number of grown-ass adults who don’t understand rights blows my mind.
Rights fall into two categories: negative rights and positive rights.
Positive rights are things you’re owed, regardless of circumstance. For example, if you live in a country with free healthcare, that’s a positive right — you don’t inherently have healthcare, but the system says you’re entitled to it.
Negative rights are freedoms you already possess — and no one, including the government, is allowed to take them from you. Freedom of speech is a classic example: you can say whatever you want, and the government can’t legally stop you.
America’s Constitution is built almost entirely on negative rights.
You’re owed due process, and that’s about it. Outside of that, all the Constitution does is guarantee that the government won’t interfere with your speech, your guns, your religion, or your life.
And if they try?
You’re armed for a reason.
There’s the civics lesson you should’ve gotten in third grade.
I haven’t read the entire “Big Beautiful Bill” but in my defense, neither have the people who wrote it or signed it into law. I’m sure there are parts I’d agree with and parts I wouldn’t. But one thing is certain: 900-page mega bills are absurd. Every bill should be one page, one issue. I’ll never understand why we pass 1,000 laws at once.
@elonmusk why am I getting served ads from my competitor (I use that term loosely here) literally every day, multiple times per day, and yet I can't place ads of my own?
And, I get no response from customer service.
It's clearly allowed. So, what's the problem?