Folks, listen closely.
Unlike plumbing, Mark Mullin doesn’t know his new craft.
He says targeted enforcement is better because with random sweeps “you don’t know what you’re getting.”
That’s the whole point.
We have no idea how dangerous the gotaways and Biden-era entrants really are. The dangerous ones don’t show up on the bureaucrats’ priority lists.
Random sweeps sample the actual risk pool. Targeted only plays the system’s game.
Poor guy is stuck with in-the-box talking points. That’s not enforcement. That’s theater.
Christian Mingle is a dating site owned by a company called Sparks Network.
When this ad for Christian Mingle ran, the CEO of Sparks Network was a man by the name of Adam Berger…
And in case you were wondering, yes he is.⌚️
Modern man has not only forgotten the enduring moral and philosophical wisdom of his Roman ancestors, but also their practical wisdom, like how to form a testudo and other basic shield formations.