If I have to pay $7 to rent a 30-year-old movie on Amazon when I already have Prime, then just bring back Blockbuster. I’d rather have a Blockbuster employee silently judge my movie choices than pay extra to watch a film from 1996.
I've never believed a suppressor should qualify as a *defensive* weapon until today.
Having one meant he was likely able to pour fire on the killer without revealing his location. The killer was armed with an assault rifle, a good thing to hide from.
Since the exception disproves the rule, I suppose, now I have to grant that civilian ownership of suppressors makes sense under the Second.
Not that anyone's askin' me!
I’ll soon be sponsoring a bill to withhold federal money from municipalities and police departments that deploy Flock (and other style) cameras to surveil law abiding citizens.
The Dick's Sporting Goods in Bloomfield is located where the red dot is placed.
Hey Flock, why can't your piece of shit Commie surveillance state equipment solve a basic robbery when there's literally a camera at every intersection here?
Too busy jerking off to pictures inside the children's gymnastics room?
It's clear you're not here for our safety. Neither are Skydio, Axon, or any of the others.
All of you should burn.
BREAKING: The Michigan Public Service Commission is not lawfully constituted. The law says no more than 2 of 3 members SHALL be from the same party—yet all 3 are Democrats who rubber-stamp every rate hike.