@Alphafox78 For those who don't know: a college degree won't land you a C-suite job. It's like what a high school diploma used to be. You still only qualify for the entry-level jobs in your field until you get some actual YEARS of experience. It sucks, but degrees are fairly common now.
@AfRedwave @TerryMo1956 @Brink_Thinker Lived through both, and I have to say, the '90s were trash compared to the '80s. People were generally positive and upbeat in the '80s. In the '90s, everyone was just angry (for no real reason) and stupid. It was the woe-is-me, rebel-without-a-clue decade.
@LIGHT_W0RKERS @historigins It's usually the people who'll never have to fight in one, or send their kids to fight. That, or those who get rich off of conflict.
@JoshBrandlen@DrewHLive Sidewalks and pavement in Phoenix can be MUCH hotter than the given temp, too. On a 110+ degree day, they could be in the 160 to 180 degree range. People can get second degree burns after coming into brief contact with those surfaces in the summer.
@RealJamesWoods Brilliant move, so you'll make felons out of your entire state then? Like it or not, your state is still subject to federal law. Perhaps see a doctor about that rectal-cranial inversion problem.
@PlayoffPetey2@stanzybear@FightFactory Actually, stopping on the side of a public road is called parking. Unless there are signs/markings posted to the contrary, or there's a fire hydrant, it's 100% legal.
Now, if the guy filming WAS up to no good, the police should have been called.
@WrongSort@realFishchaser@DelusionPosting Some perspective: assuming the troops would even follow those orders, there are around 83 million registered gun owners in the US. If even 1% did fight back, that's an army 830,000 strong. At 2%, our armed forces are quite outnumbered. This is why 2A exists to begin with.
@MomsPostingLs Don't make everything a test. Don't expect us to just "know". We're not mind-readers. Don't assume the worst and then proceed as if it's fact.