LeviF

It's more evidence that the movement to disarm the American people comes from a few "elites" trying to oppress many. Big money corrupts a lot of political causes, the pursuit to strip the American people of their natural rights is no exception.

https://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?201+sum+HB567 Let's not pretend that that is what this all is about. You linked an article that says there's more than that and you know it. Don't be disingenuous for the sake of advancing an illegitimate point.

Yep. They're attempting to dismantle "opposing" institutions in order to form their one-party state. Not to mention that in 10 years that 50 employee bit will be considered a "loophole" and then Dems will want to close it.

It doesn't matter who wins elections. Natural rights are natural rights. A legitimately elected government official (or legitimately elected government) becomes illegitimate as soon as he (it) infringes on the people's natural rights. Ah, there it is.

I guess to prevent someone from renting a floor of a privately owned office building and turning it into a shooting range? I don't get it either.

Agreed, Gervais is a dillhole and fails to see how he falls under the same category but he did nail it.

The right to armed resistance to tyranny is one of the few natural rights we actually have. The fact that these folks haven't resorted to armed resistance yet is a sign that they still believe in the process that bad actors are abusing in an attempt to curtail that right. Be happy!

Should have included the word "catamite." Smh

I've been posting on PPP for about a decade, I'm well aware of Tibs history under his current and former monikers. He's not as bad as all that.

I was simply pointing out that neither you nor I are in the position of picking out neo-nazis in a crowd of thousands, face and neck tattoos aside.

I dunno, why don't you go ask them? But for the record, I think neo-nazis are fond of tyrants. Hitler, in particular.

Good. Tyrants should be afraid of the people. That's what keeps the democratic process going, Tibby.

doing what? Punching the goalpost? Lmao yea ok dude

Yeah, not presented with an opportunity, just blew up an Israeli attempt on Soleimani by warning Iran about it in 2015.

Pair of club seats available for $175 each right now. Wew

The Buffalo Buffalos. Really thought that one out, didn't you?

RIP ODB

https://nypost.com/2014/06/20/how-irans-spy-chief-paid-for-the-benghazi-attack/ Just a reminder about the dude killed in this strike. Was he an austere scholar too?

FRANK THE TANK! FRANK THE TANK!

lol literally nobody is stepping in to defend this guy. Bills fans clowning on him and his ugly mug.

There's this loser in Queensbury who dips out of his house to pick up wings for his gameday. Meanwhile I get off shift at 2:00 and I'm gonna steal his beef on weck and pizza while he's out trying his luck with the Hudson Falls 8 barmaid for the umpteenth time.

Interesting column in The Athletic from their Cleveland Browns reporter (Tim Graham is listed as a contributor to the piece): Reed: Browns should look to Buffalo for answers after latest house cleaning He then goes into the following factors: - "You don't have to game the system to assemble a decent team," basically saying that you don't have to tank. - "Don’t use a high draft pick on a quarterback if you can’t protect him within two seasons," self-explanatory, the Browns pass pro sucks, with a comp between Allen and Mayfield re: second-year progress (Allen trending up, Mayfield trending down). - "Make sure your most important decision-makers and players are on the same page," outlining the power struggles and personality mismatches at the top of the Browns org charts (Kitchens/Monken, Jackson/Haley, Dorsey/Depodesta) and comparing it to the buttoned-up look and feel of the Bills w/r/t press conferences and common goals of McD/Beane. - "You can’t win without talent, but talent absent character and leadership is asking for trouble," talking about the big personalities and absence of veteran leadership on the Browns vs. the culture in the locker room in Buffalo with "low-wattage" stars like Frank Gore, John Brown, and Cole Beasley and jettisoning Dareus and McCoy. References JA17's habit of wearing suits on the road during media time. Closes like this:

Are we not doing phrasing anymore?

Killdrive himself!

Doubtful it's Houston since I think it needs to be six days in advance of a game. Someone with more knowledge of PS rules can probably clarify.