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Aye....I adhere to a single word when it comes to the so-called "Reasonable Gun Restrictions".There is a left-wing fallacy that gun control =/= to gun bans.There's this right Wing fallacy that gun control = gun bans .
Indeed. Just ask Mao, Adolf, Lenin, Mussolini or the many other dictators who started their reign of terror by first confiscating guns. all in the name of "safety".
There's this right Wing fallacy that gun control = gun bans .
Your buddy, Matt Damon (piece of shit) just told the news media in Australia that he "wished we would do in America, what they did in Australia". Perfect fucking Liberal shit-head. Make your damned living off of guns in movies then talk shit.
How has he made a living off of guns ?? That's so stupid .
I say that I’m armed because I carry a Ruger 9C loaded with eight to fifteen rounds of hollow point ammunition in a quick-release holster concealed under my shirt pretty much everywhere I go.
The People of The Great State of Florida have done a background check on me and decided that it’s ok for me to carry a concealed fire-arm. In return I have promised to understand and follow the rules for doing so when I carry.
I’m armed because I can be. I live in a world where needing to defend myself by shooting and possibly killing a “bad guy with a gun” is an everyday possibility, so I’m armed because I can be.
I’m a Liberal. I carry not because I’m afraid and live in fear that every step I take brings me closer to the inevitable use of my weapon. I carry because I can. I’m optimistic and hopeful that I’ll never have to reveal what I keep concealed, I carry because I can. I have permission from my government and I believe that I understand the responsibility. And by ‘my government’ from which I sought and obtained permission, I mean The United States Constitution in theory, and The People of The Great State of Florida in practice.
What IS the U.S. Constitution but the documentation of and blueprint for a form government?
Gee...good for you. So tell me - how do you feel about your "brethren" trying to take your rights from you? And where the hell did you ever get the stupid idea that you "needed permission" to carry? All your bluster means nothing to me. You have a RIGHT to carry given to you by our founders.
You are fooling no one here.
Our founders are dead and buried. I look to the FBI and The Marines, among others, to protect my right to keep and carry guns.
If having a concealed carry permit is a stupid waste of time, why does it take up to 6 months to get a license processed? It's certainly a popular stupid waste of time.
Jesus Christ. I got my CCW in three days. Where the hell do you live? The Kremlin? Again, I only got mine because I am a law abiding citizen. Folks in the inner cities carry guns every day without "getting permission" to do so, just ask anyone in Chicago.
Aye....I adhere to a single word when it comes to the so-called "Reasonable Gun Restrictions".There is a left-wing fallacy that gun control =/= to gun bans.There's this right Wing fallacy that gun control = gun bans .
Indeed. Just ask Mao, Adolf, Lenin, Mussolini or the many other dictators who started their reign of terror by first confiscating guns. all in the name of "safety".
Incrementalism.
The line for gun control is drawn at none. It will remain there as long as I draw breath.
I have access to all of that and the government isn't involved in any of it.ROFL! Another lib who doesn't understand what a right is. You don't ask the government for permission to exercise a right. You don't need a license, and you don't have a long list of rules to follow.And yet you have it. Implied or expressed, as long as you follow the rules you'll still be able to exercise those rights. Fuck up and you lose those rights, ass-u-me-ing you fuck up bad enough. The fact that you're not posting from prison is testament to your basic understanding of the permissions that you have from your government.
The good news: With a government of, by and for The People, in theory at least, what you have is permission from yourself.
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Your attitude is utterly servile. You will make a good servant of the police state.
I guess it's just a good thing your common sense keeps you out of jail, because I guarantee that you make choices and you don't do and get everything that you want.
Grow the fuck up and learn to understand your relationship and your responsibility in a democracy to your community and to your government.
Thanks for advising me to stay our of jail. I don't know what I would have done without you to steer me true.
I have no responsibility to the government or the community. None.
Then you don't know what you're missing... most members of communities in America have access to stuff like safe water, stable electric power and groceries.
It's pretty cool!
I know you're trying to make a point, but unless you can speak directly to government providing clean, safe water, stable electric power, and groceries, you may want to rethink your stance.
Paying private citizens for goods and services has nothing to do with government. Its called a private contract.
I say that I’m armed because I carry a Ruger 9C loaded with eight to fifteen rounds of hollow point ammunition in a quick-release holster concealed under my shirt pretty much everywhere I go.
The People of The Great State of Florida have done a background check on me and decided that it’s ok for me to carry a concealed fire-arm. In return I have promised to understand and follow the rules for doing so when I carry.
I’m armed because I can be. I live in a world where needing to defend myself by shooting and possibly killing a “bad guy with a gun” is an everyday possibility, so I’m armed because I can be.
I’m a Liberal. I carry not because I’m afraid and live in fear that every step I take brings me closer to the inevitable use of my weapon. I carry because I can. I’m optimistic and hopeful that I’ll never have to reveal what I keep concealed, I carry because I can. I have permission from my government and I believe that I understand the responsibility. And by ‘my government’ from which I sought and obtained permission, I mean The United States Constitution in theory, and The People of The Great State of Florida in practice.
What IS the U.S. Constitution but the documentation of and blueprint for a form government?
Gee...good for you. So tell me - how do you feel about your "brethren" trying to take your rights from you? And where the hell did you ever get the stupid idea that you "needed permission" to carry? All your bluster means nothing to me. You have a RIGHT to carry given to you by our founders.
You are fooling no one here.
Our founders are dead and buried. I look to the FBI and The Marines, among others, to protect my right to keep and carry guns.
If having a concealed carry permit is a stupid waste of time, why does it take up to 6 months to get a license processed? It's certainly a popular stupid waste of time.
Jesus Christ. I got my CCW in three days. Where the hell do you live? The Kremlin? Again, I only got mine because I am a law abiding citizen. Folks in the inner cities carry guns every day without "getting permission" to do so, just ask anyone in Chicago.
Florida. The department of agriculture is busy, busy here. And every time that there's a mass shooting the wait time spikes.
So then impress Me with your knowledge of our system of government and tell Me why it is that the Federal Branch of government is even involved in things like the deliverance of power and water when in fact, that is not their function in our system.I have access to all of that and the government isn't involved in any of it.Thanks for advising me to stay our of jail. I don't know what I would have done without you to steer me true.
I have no responsibility to the government or the community. None.
Then you don't know what you're missing... most members of communities in America have access to stuff like safe water, stable electric power and groceries.
It's pretty cool!
I know you're trying to make a point, but unless you can speak directly to government providing clean, safe water, stable electric power, and groceries, you may want to rethink your stance.
Paying private citizens for goods and services has nothing to do with government. Its called a private contract.
The fact of delivery for water and power being a combination of private and municipal enterprises in this country notwithstanding, government can be directly thanked for consistency and stability in power and water and safety in all three.
The basic point being that "Government", as embodied in The US Constitution makes, among other things, your private contracts possible.
You miss the point however. I do not rely upon either city or private to provide Myself with water or electricity. I have made bargains and conducted business with people who manufacture equipment that provides Me with power, and I get water from a well on My property. The plumbing is all mine.
It is NOT the government that should be thanked for the consistency and stability in our society, but the entrepreneur who is willing to risk everything to chase a dream and provide tangible trade with others in their community.
Two words : Hoover dam!
In 1931, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur announced that a 726.4-foot high dam would be built in Black Canyon rather than Boulder Canyon due to a fault at the upper end of Boulder Canyon and greater storage capacity in Las Vegas Wash. It would be named Hoover Dam. (But when Hoover lost the presidency to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 because people blamed him for the Great Depression, the dam was officially renamed Boulder Dam in 1933. Congress restored the name Hoover Dam in 1947.) A labor contract was awarded to Six Companies of San Francisco composed of Utah Construction of Ogden, Utah; Pacific Bridge of Portland, Oregon; Henry J. Kaiser & W.A. Bechtel of Oakland, California; MacDonald & Kahn of Los Angeles; Morrison-Knudsen of Boise, Idaho; and J.F. Shea of Portland, Oregon—all major Western contracting firms. The bid was $48,890,995.50, the largest labor contract let by the U.S. Government up to that time.
Yep. Luckily, our county commission has enacted law stating that any gun restrictions would be void in our county.Aye....I adhere to a single word when it comes to the so-called "Reasonable Gun Restrictions".There is a left-wing fallacy that gun control =/= to gun bans.There's this right Wing fallacy that gun control = gun bans .
Indeed. Just ask Mao, Adolf, Lenin, Mussolini or the many other dictators who started their reign of terror by first confiscating guns. all in the name of "safety".
Incrementalism.
The line for gun control is drawn at none. It will remain there as long as I draw breath.
One of my best friends is the Sheriff of our county. We have discussed the "idea" of gun control on many occasions. He has already stated that he would never even attempt to enforce "confiscation" and I have told him "Good!" Because someone on his force would have to be the first one through my door - and I would hate to see that.
He laughs - because he knows me and knows that I will die before I allow that to happen. Same for 95% of those living around here.
Aye....I adhere to a single word when it comes to the so-called "Reasonable Gun Restrictions".There is a left-wing fallacy that gun control =/= to gun bans.There's this right Wing fallacy that gun control = gun bans .
Indeed. Just ask Mao, Adolf, Lenin, Mussolini or the many other dictators who started their reign of terror by first confiscating guns. all in the name of "safety".
Incrementalism.
The line for gun control is drawn at none. It will remain there as long as I draw breath.
Yep. Luckily, our county commission has enacted law stating that any gun restrictions would be void in our county.Aye....I adhere to a single word when it comes to the so-called "Reasonable Gun Restrictions".There is a left-wing fallacy that gun control =/= to gun bans.There's this right Wing fallacy that gun control = gun bans .
Indeed. Just ask Mao, Adolf, Lenin, Mussolini or the many other dictators who started their reign of terror by first confiscating guns. all in the name of "safety".
Incrementalism.
The line for gun control is drawn at none. It will remain there as long as I draw breath.
One of my best friends is the Sheriff of our county. We have discussed the "idea" of gun control on many occasions. He has already stated that he would never even attempt to enforce "confiscation" and I have told him "Good!" Because someone on his force would have to be the first one through my door - and I would hate to see that.
He laughs - because he knows me and knows that I will die before I allow that to happen. Same for 95% of those living around here.
So then impress Me with your knowledge of our system of government and tell Me why it is that the Federal Branch of government is even involved in things like the deliverance of power and water when in fact, that is not their function in our system.I have access to all of that and the government isn't involved in any of it.Then you don't know what you're missing... most members of communities in America have access to stuff like safe water, stable electric power and groceries.
It's pretty cool!
I know you're trying to make a point, but unless you can speak directly to government providing clean, safe water, stable electric power, and groceries, you may want to rethink your stance.
Paying private citizens for goods and services has nothing to do with government. Its called a private contract.
The fact of delivery for water and power being a combination of private and municipal enterprises in this country notwithstanding, government can be directly thanked for consistency and stability in power and water and safety in all three.
The basic point being that "Government", as embodied in The US Constitution makes, among other things, your private contracts possible.
You miss the point however. I do not rely upon either city or private to provide Myself with water or electricity. I have made bargains and conducted business with people who manufacture equipment that provides Me with power, and I get water from a well on My property. The plumbing is all mine.
It is NOT the government that should be thanked for the consistency and stability in our society, but the entrepreneur who is willing to risk everything to chase a dream and provide tangible trade with others in their community.
Two words : Hoover dam!In 1931, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur announced that a 726.4-foot high dam would be built in Black Canyon rather than Boulder Canyon due to a fault at the upper end of Boulder Canyon and greater storage capacity in Las Vegas Wash. It would be named Hoover Dam. (But when Hoover lost the presidency to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 because people blamed him for the Great Depression, the dam was officially renamed Boulder Dam in 1933. Congress restored the name Hoover Dam in 1947.) A labor contract was awarded to Six Companies of San Francisco composed of Utah Construction of Ogden, Utah; Pacific Bridge of Portland, Oregon; Henry J. Kaiser & W.A. Bechtel of Oakland, California; MacDonald & Kahn of Los Angeles; Morrison-Knudsen of Boise, Idaho; and J.F. Shea of Portland, Oregon—all major Western contracting firms. The bid was $48,890,995.50, the largest labor contract let by the U.S. Government up to that time.
Hoover Dam Construction | ONE
Imagine that. Built by private companies using private labor...
So then impress Me with your knowledge of our system of government and tell Me why it is that the Federal Branch of government is even involved in things like the deliverance of power and water when in fact, that is not their function in our system.I have access to all of that and the government isn't involved in any of it.
I know you're trying to make a point, but unless you can speak directly to government providing clean, safe water, stable electric power, and groceries, you may want to rethink your stance.
Paying private citizens for goods and services has nothing to do with government. Its called a private contract.
The fact of delivery for water and power being a combination of private and municipal enterprises in this country notwithstanding, government can be directly thanked for consistency and stability in power and water and safety in all three.
The basic point being that "Government", as embodied in The US Constitution makes, among other things, your private contracts possible.
You miss the point however. I do not rely upon either city or private to provide Myself with water or electricity. I have made bargains and conducted business with people who manufacture equipment that provides Me with power, and I get water from a well on My property. The plumbing is all mine.
It is NOT the government that should be thanked for the consistency and stability in our society, but the entrepreneur who is willing to risk everything to chase a dream and provide tangible trade with others in their community.
Two words : Hoover dam!In 1931, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur announced that a 726.4-foot high dam would be built in Black Canyon rather than Boulder Canyon due to a fault at the upper end of Boulder Canyon and greater storage capacity in Las Vegas Wash. It would be named Hoover Dam. (But when Hoover lost the presidency to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 because people blamed him for the Great Depression, the dam was officially renamed Boulder Dam in 1933. Congress restored the name Hoover Dam in 1947.) A labor contract was awarded to Six Companies of San Francisco composed of Utah Construction of Ogden, Utah; Pacific Bridge of Portland, Oregon; Henry J. Kaiser & W.A. Bechtel of Oakland, California; MacDonald & Kahn of Los Angeles; Morrison-Knudsen of Boise, Idaho; and J.F. Shea of Portland, Oregon—all major Western contracting firms. The bid was $48,890,995.50, the largest labor contract let by the U.S. Government up to that time.
Hoover Dam Construction | ONE
Imagine that. Built by private companies using private labor...
So was the transcontinental railroad, at least in theory
I say that I’m armed because I carry a Ruger 9C loaded with eight to fifteen rounds of hollow point ammunition in a quick-release holster concealed under my shirt pretty much everywhere I go.
The People of The Great State of Florida have done a background check on me and decided that it’s ok for me to carry a concealed fire-arm. In return I have promised to understand and follow the rules for doing so when I carry.
I’m armed because I can be. I live in a world where needing to defend myself by shooting and possibly killing a “bad guy with a gun” is an everyday possibility, so I’m armed because I can be.
I’m a Liberal. I carry not because I’m afraid and live in fear that every step I take brings me closer to the inevitable use of my weapon. I carry because I can. I’m optimistic and hopeful that I’ll never have to reveal what I keep concealed, I carry because I can. I have permission from my government and I believe that I understand the responsibility. And by ‘my government’ from which I sought and obtained permission, I mean The United States Constitution in theory, and The People of The Great State of Florida in practice.
What IS the U.S. Constitution but the documentation of and blueprint for a form government?
Gee...good for you. So tell me - how do you feel about your "brethren" trying to take your rights from you? And where the hell did you ever get the stupid idea that you "needed permission" to carry? All your bluster means nothing to me. You have a RIGHT to carry given to you by our founders.
You are fooling no one here.
Our founders are dead and buried. I look to the FBI and The Marines, among others, to protect my right to keep and carry guns.
If having a concealed carry permit is a stupid waste of time, why does it take up to 6 months to get a license processed? It's certainly a popular stupid waste of time.
Jesus Christ. I got my CCW in three days. Where the hell do you live? The Kremlin? Again, I only got mine because I am a law abiding citizen. Folks in the inner cities carry guns every day without "getting permission" to do so, just ask anyone in Chicago.
Florida. The department of agriculture is busy, busy here. And every time that there's a mass shooting the wait time spikes.
"mass shooting" " You mean a terrorist attack, right?
Always with the extremism......My statement is valid and will remain valid as long as I draw breath. A person who would never use a weapon for anything other than self defense would never use a weapon....regardless of its type...for anything other than self defense.Aye....I adhere to a single word when it comes to the so-called "Reasonable Gun Restrictions".There is a left-wing fallacy that gun control =/= to gun bans.There's this right Wing fallacy that gun control = gun bans .
Indeed. Just ask Mao, Adolf, Lenin, Mussolini or the many other dictators who started their reign of terror by first confiscating guns. all in the name of "safety".
Incrementalism.
The line for gun control is drawn at none. It will remain there as long as I draw breath.
Bullshit. The line separating Americans from "none" was drawn long ago and has been enforced for many years now.
Just go and try to buy a fully armed tank.
Gee...good for you. So tell me - how do you feel about your "brethren" trying to take your rights from you? And where the hell did you ever get the stupid idea that you "needed permission" to carry? All your bluster means nothing to me. You have a RIGHT to carry given to you by our founders.
You are fooling no one here.
Our founders are dead and buried. I look to the FBI and The Marines, among others, to protect my right to keep and carry guns.
If having a concealed carry permit is a stupid waste of time, why does it take up to 6 months to get a license processed? It's certainly a popular stupid waste of time.
Jesus Christ. I got my CCW in three days. Where the hell do you live? The Kremlin? Again, I only got mine because I am a law abiding citizen. Folks in the inner cities carry guns every day without "getting permission" to do so, just ask anyone in Chicago.
Florida. The department of agriculture is busy, busy here. And every time that there's a mass shooting the wait time spikes.
"mass shooting" " You mean a terrorist attack, right?
Around here it's pretty much anything that goes 'bang!' and bleeds.
So then impress Me with your knowledge of our system of government and tell Me why it is that the Federal Branch of government is even involved in things like the deliverance of power and water when in fact, that is not their function in our system.The fact of delivery for water and power being a combination of private and municipal enterprises in this country notwithstanding, government can be directly thanked for consistency and stability in power and water and safety in all three.
The basic point being that "Government", as embodied in The US Constitution makes, among other things, your private contracts possible.
You miss the point however. I do not rely upon either city or private to provide Myself with water or electricity. I have made bargains and conducted business with people who manufacture equipment that provides Me with power, and I get water from a well on My property. The plumbing is all mine.
It is NOT the government that should be thanked for the consistency and stability in our society, but the entrepreneur who is willing to risk everything to chase a dream and provide tangible trade with others in their community.
Two words : Hoover dam!In 1931, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur announced that a 726.4-foot high dam would be built in Black Canyon rather than Boulder Canyon due to a fault at the upper end of Boulder Canyon and greater storage capacity in Las Vegas Wash. It would be named Hoover Dam. (But when Hoover lost the presidency to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 because people blamed him for the Great Depression, the dam was officially renamed Boulder Dam in 1933. Congress restored the name Hoover Dam in 1947.) A labor contract was awarded to Six Companies of San Francisco composed of Utah Construction of Ogden, Utah; Pacific Bridge of Portland, Oregon; Henry J. Kaiser & W.A. Bechtel of Oakland, California; MacDonald & Kahn of Los Angeles; Morrison-Knudsen of Boise, Idaho; and J.F. Shea of Portland, Oregon—all major Western contracting firms. The bid was $48,890,995.50, the largest labor contract let by the U.S. Government up to that time.
Hoover Dam Construction | ONE
Imagine that. Built by private companies using private labor...
So was the transcontinental railroad, at least in theory
Ask Thomas Durant. He built the damned thing.
So then impress Me with your knowledge of our system of government and tell Me why it is that the Federal Branch of government is even involved in things like the deliverance of power and water when in fact, that is not their function in our system.
You miss the point however. I do not rely upon either city or private to provide Myself with water or electricity. I have made bargains and conducted business with people who manufacture equipment that provides Me with power, and I get water from a well on My property. The plumbing is all mine.
It is NOT the government that should be thanked for the consistency and stability in our society, but the entrepreneur who is willing to risk everything to chase a dream and provide tangible trade with others in their community.
Two words : Hoover dam!In 1931, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur announced that a 726.4-foot high dam would be built in Black Canyon rather than Boulder Canyon due to a fault at the upper end of Boulder Canyon and greater storage capacity in Las Vegas Wash. It would be named Hoover Dam. (But when Hoover lost the presidency to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 because people blamed him for the Great Depression, the dam was officially renamed Boulder Dam in 1933. Congress restored the name Hoover Dam in 1947.) A labor contract was awarded to Six Companies of San Francisco composed of Utah Construction of Ogden, Utah; Pacific Bridge of Portland, Oregon; Henry J. Kaiser & W.A. Bechtel of Oakland, California; MacDonald & Kahn of Los Angeles; Morrison-Knudsen of Boise, Idaho; and J.F. Shea of Portland, Oregon—all major Western contracting firms. The bid was $48,890,995.50, the largest labor contract let by the U.S. Government up to that time.
Hoover Dam Construction | ONE
Imagine that. Built by private companies using private labor...
So was the transcontinental railroad, at least in theory
Ask Thomas Durant. He built the damned thing.
With money he saved up from working hard and being responsible, eh?
The Railroad didn't just link the coasts, it was a blueprint for private profit on public investment that was ripe for exploitation in the new republic being micromanaged from DC.
Why don't you explain to Me how it was that he was able to build a company from the ground up and not do it with hard work and thriftiness, along with intelligence, a keen vision of direction, and a willingness to risk everything for that dream of success....So then impress Me with your knowledge of our system of government and tell Me why it is that the Federal Branch of government is even involved in things like the deliverance of power and water when in fact, that is not their function in our system.
You miss the point however. I do not rely upon either city or private to provide Myself with water or electricity. I have made bargains and conducted business with people who manufacture equipment that provides Me with power, and I get water from a well on My property. The plumbing is all mine.
It is NOT the government that should be thanked for the consistency and stability in our society, but the entrepreneur who is willing to risk everything to chase a dream and provide tangible trade with others in their community.
Two words : Hoover dam!In 1931, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur announced that a 726.4-foot high dam would be built in Black Canyon rather than Boulder Canyon due to a fault at the upper end of Boulder Canyon and greater storage capacity in Las Vegas Wash. It would be named Hoover Dam. (But when Hoover lost the presidency to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 because people blamed him for the Great Depression, the dam was officially renamed Boulder Dam in 1933. Congress restored the name Hoover Dam in 1947.) A labor contract was awarded to Six Companies of San Francisco composed of Utah Construction of Ogden, Utah; Pacific Bridge of Portland, Oregon; Henry J. Kaiser & W.A. Bechtel of Oakland, California; MacDonald & Kahn of Los Angeles; Morrison-Knudsen of Boise, Idaho; and J.F. Shea of Portland, Oregon—all major Western contracting firms. The bid was $48,890,995.50, the largest labor contract let by the U.S. Government up to that time.
Hoover Dam Construction | ONE
Imagine that. Built by private companies using private labor...
So was the transcontinental railroad, at least in theory
Ask Thomas Durant. He built the damned thing.
With money he saved up from working hard and being responsible, eh?
The Railroad didn't just link the coasts, it was a blueprint for private profit on public investment that was ripe for exploitation in the new republic being micromanaged from DC.
Why don't you explain to Me how it was that he was able to build a company from the ground up and not do it with hard work and thriftiness, along with intelligence, a keen vision of direction, and a willingness to risk everything for that dream of success....Two words : Hoover dam!In 1931, Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur announced that a 726.4-foot high dam would be built in Black Canyon rather than Boulder Canyon due to a fault at the upper end of Boulder Canyon and greater storage capacity in Las Vegas Wash. It would be named Hoover Dam. (But when Hoover lost the presidency to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 because people blamed him for the Great Depression, the dam was officially renamed Boulder Dam in 1933. Congress restored the name Hoover Dam in 1947.) A labor contract was awarded to Six Companies of San Francisco composed of Utah Construction of Ogden, Utah; Pacific Bridge of Portland, Oregon; Henry J. Kaiser & W.A. Bechtel of Oakland, California; MacDonald & Kahn of Los Angeles; Morrison-Knudsen of Boise, Idaho; and J.F. Shea of Portland, Oregon—all major Western contracting firms. The bid was $48,890,995.50, the largest labor contract let by the U.S. Government up to that time.
Hoover Dam Construction | ONE
Imagine that. Built by private companies using private labor...
So was the transcontinental railroad, at least in theory
Ask Thomas Durant. He built the damned thing.
With money he saved up from working hard and being responsible, eh?
The Railroad didn't just link the coasts, it was a blueprint for private profit on public investment that was ripe for exploitation in the new republic being micromanaged from DC.
Oh, it must have been someone on the government dole who just needed a break.
Our founders are dead and buried. I look to the FBI and The Marines, among others, to protect my right to keep and carry guns.
If having a concealed carry permit is a stupid waste of time, why does it take up to 6 months to get a license processed? It's certainly a popular stupid waste of time.
Jesus Christ. I got my CCW in three days. Where the hell do you live? The Kremlin? Again, I only got mine because I am a law abiding citizen. Folks in the inner cities carry guns every day without "getting permission" to do so, just ask anyone in Chicago.
Florida. The department of agriculture is busy, busy here. And every time that there's a mass shooting the wait time spikes.
"mass shooting" " You mean a terrorist attack, right?
Around here it's pretty much anything that goes 'bang!' and bleeds.
Don't you (as a liberal) ever question the idea that Chicago is seldom mentioned in the area of "mass shootings"? I mean, each weekend (and especially the 4th) there was like 32 shootings...don't you find that somewhat "interesting" that the home of Saul Alynsky, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and Bill Ayers is one of the most dangerous places on earth?
