@javierdunn Part 2. Because the right to bear arms is a constitutional amendment, you can’t tax/ban a right. That would be the constitutional equivalent of taxing/banning the right to free speech. And a tax on an amendment could mean that only people of means can afford to exercise a right.
@javierdunn I’m gonna do my best to give you a an unbiased pragmatic explanation as to why that is unrealistic. Part 1. Technically the projectile is essential to the operation of a firearm. Banning and/or taxing the projectile hinders one’s right to a firearm.
@djrothkopf As a “last mile” emplyee I can tell you it just doesn’t work like that. There is in no way any infrastructure in place to execute THAT particular idea.
@tzanni29@carybrothers@moorehn @RonDeSantisFL Your free actions are protected as long as they do not impede on the freedom of other individuals. A large assembly at this time would spread disease that make people sick and/or kill them, therefore impending on their freedom.
@Grubhub_Care Ordered pizza at about 5:45. It’s now 10:20 and still waiting on our food. @GrubHub help line told us three time the driver was at the restaurant. Spoke to the restaurant who says the order has been ready since 8:30 but still no driver.
@jameshamblin Roughly 99k People from the US and around the world spend a minimum 40 million dollars + related expenses to attend Coachella. Don’t act like that isn’t a big deal just to belittle the US. It does not help at all.
@jimmiekaylor @TheRealWebGem @KissnerRadio Actually DJ2’s relay position on THIS play was behind 1B. Traditional relay would be 2B and SS just past the cut of the infield/outfield. Yankees were running a triple relay because the large outfield at the coliseum. Jeter was late to his relay position.