You’re cancelling family members for holding different political views and these guys are belly tapping & Obama and Trump had like a 20 minute conversation and were laughing and joking.
Do you see it, anon? No, you don’t, you poor sap.
@JT_Grindrod@ItsMarieMcCurdy I guess the big thing there is if that area is considered “congested” and we’d have to see the chart for that so who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This is beautiful.
The shotgun Walz is holding is one that would have been banned by the 2023 assault weapons bill (HR 698).
Giffords lobbied for 698. They're literally trying to ban the gun used by their candidate for a photo op.
@HEADLINES_Etc@AlexMagnusAlt@HarrisonKrank I think I’d pay more attention to olympic shooting if it was actually IPSC pistol, carbine, and 2 gun matches. That would attract a much higher level of shooter than what they currently have but with the politics of the olympic committee I don’t see it happening
How to fix the Crowdstrike thing:
1. Boot Windows into safe mode
2. Go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\CrowdStrike
3. Delete C-00000291*.sys
4. Repeat for every host in your enterprise network including remote workers
5. If you're using BitLocker jump off a bridge
@Gplavallee72 It makes me prefer red dots, it’s easy on pistol and close range rifle to keep both eyes open since the image of the dot will essentially overlay into your vision. Pistol I just hold the gun in front of my left eye. Anything getting beyond like 50 yards I just close an eye
"In sum, the Framers did not write the Second Amendment in order to protect a private right of armed self defense." -- Sotomayor, with the dissent in McDonald
@0xJacket @luka_broz@AChillGhost See everyone saying their states give them the option is making me realize the issue is actually just state governments. Every license I’ve had has been real ID and I did not have the option to not make it one. Any state dragging their feet on making it standard is the issue
@BiasiniPaolo@Radiojonnypanda@UnhitchingHour@EricLevitz Yes, it is both true that 1) Vault Tec put themselves in the position to rule after the bombs dropped and 2) dropped them themselves. The motive here was not money but rather power, and as such they were simply guaranteeing their return on investment by dropping the bombs
@codeofcats @jerrycurld Your first statement is false. We have Guantanamo for that exact reason. Prisoners, regardless of citizenship have rights so long they are on U.S. Soil, per the Constitution. In Cuba, they don’t. This is the same for all other rights.
@Lucky7H1R733N@no9michael@Mithra_Is_Fine@PlasmaPistolCEO @AltHistCody Yes but the actor of justice in the case of crime is not the one who did the crime. We have an international court for war crimes but the power houses still get out of accountability because they founded the court. Thinking about it that happens domestically too
@no9michael@Mithra_Is_Fine@PlasmaPistolCEO @AltHistCody That’s not his point. His point is war is horrific and shouldn’t happen. A “war crime” is simply a way to make it appear people are held accountable during war for their awful actions but only ever the loser is actually held to these standards. His example being WWII