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05-03-2020, 04:34 PM
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I think nukes should be privately owned, change my mind.
Weapons of mass destruction, chemical weapons, and heavily armed vehicles/warships/aircraft are all a product of bloated government spending in the interest of national security. This would mean that it would basically become impossible for individuals to accumulate certain armaments without access to a vast array of resources and capital, both monetary and human. As a result, individuals cannot feasibly obtain a monopoly on power to threaten entire populations or political entities, and the only realistic opposition which can be formed against a government or large civilian populace is by means of a militia consisting of many like-minded individuals, as the 2A intends.
Theoretically, one can also expect in the future for technology to improve, the government to utilize more advanced weaponry, and costs to be reduced on certain weapons/technologies, thus increasing availability of said products to the civilian market. The founding fathers predicted a steady improvement in weaponry and technology with time, and consequently worded the 2A very specifically to encompass all arms, not just muskets and cannons. Therefore, I conclude that it would be hypocritical to limit civilian ownership of arms to only sporting rifles and plate carriers.
Weapons of mass destruction, chemical weapons, and heavily armed vehicles/warships/aircraft are all a product of bloated government spending in the interest of national security. This would mean that it would basically become impossible for individuals to accumulate certain armaments without access to a vast array of resources and capital, both monetary and human. As a result, individuals cannot feasibly obtain a monopoly on power to threaten entire populations or political entities, and the only realistic opposition which can be formed against a government or large civilian populace is by means of a militia consisting of many like-minded individuals, as the 2A intends.
Theoretically, one can also expect in the future for technology to improve, the government to utilize more advanced weaponry, and costs to be reduced on certain weapons/technologies, thus increasing availability of said products to the civilian market. The founding fathers predicted a steady improvement in weaponry and technology with time, and consequently worded the 2A very specifically to encompass all arms, not just muskets and cannons. Therefore, I conclude that it would be hypocritical to limit civilian ownership of arms to only sporting rifles and plate carriers.
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Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard⏩
Do you wanna know how you turn a cartel into a global power? Should the church of scientology also be granted a few H-Bombs?I think nukes should be privately owned, change my mind.
Weapons of mass destruction, chemical weapons, and heavily armed vehicles/warships/aircraft are all a product of bloated government spending in the interest of national security. This would mean that it would basically become impossible for individuals to accumulate certain armaments without access to a vast array of resources and capital, both monetary and human. As a result, individuals cannot feasibly obtain a monopoly on power to threaten entire populations or political entities, and the only realistic opposition which can be formed against a government or large civilian populace is by means of a militia consisting of many like-minded individuals, as the 2A intends.
Theoretically, one can also expect in the future for technology to improve, the government to utilize more advanced weaponry, and costs to be reduced on certain weapons/technologies, thus increasing availability of said products to the civilian market. The founding fathers predicted a steady improvement in weaponry and technology with time, and consequently worded the 2A very specifically to encompass all arms, not just muskets and cannons. Therefore, I conclude that it would be hypocritical to limit civilian ownership of arms to only sporting rifles and plate carriers.
Weapons of mass destruction, chemical weapons, and heavily armed vehicles/warships/aircraft are all a product of bloated government spending in the interest of national security. This would mean that it would basically become impossible for individuals to accumulate certain armaments without access to a vast array of resources and capital, both monetary and human. As a result, individuals cannot feasibly obtain a monopoly on power to threaten entire populations or political entities, and the only realistic opposition which can be formed against a government or large civilian populace is by means of a militia consisting of many like-minded individuals, as the 2A intends.
Theoretically, one can also expect in the future for technology to improve, the government to utilize more advanced weaponry, and costs to be reduced on certain weapons/technologies, thus increasing availability of said products to the civilian market. The founding fathers predicted a steady improvement in weaponry and technology with time, and consequently worded the 2A very specifically to encompass all arms, not just muskets and cannons. Therefore, I conclude that it would be hypocritical to limit civilian ownership of arms to only sporting rifles and plate carriers.
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Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard⏩
Already posted.I think nukes should be privately owned, change my mind.
Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard⏩
Decades of global history tell us the mutually assured destruction (nuclear weapons) is an outstanding deterrant. It's almost like...an armed society is a polite society. When nations know other nations wield that kind of retaliatory power, it keeps them from going hard.Weapons of mass destruction, chemical weapons, and heavily armed vehicles/warships/aircraft are all a product of bloated government spending in the interest of national security.
Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard⏩
One does not need a "monopoly" on power to kill a crapload of people, indiscriminately, as an individual or tiny group. das not itThis would mean that it would basically become impossible for individuals to accumulate certain armaments without access to a vast array of resources and capital, both monetary and human. As a result, individuals cannot feasibly obtain a monopoly on power to threaten entire populations or political entities
Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard⏩
I don't recall anybody ITT ever indicating "sporting rifles and plate carriers" should be the limit. strawman much?Theoretically, one can also expect in the future for technology to improve, the government to utilize more advanced weaponry, and costs to be reduced on certain weapons/technologies, thus increasing availability of said products to the civilian market. The founding fathers predicted a steady improvement in weaponry and technology with time, and consequently worded the 2A very specifically to encompass all arms, not just muskets and cannons. Therefore, I conclude that it would be hypocritical to limit civilian ownership of arms to only sporting rifles and plate carriers.
05-03-2020, 06:01 PM
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Oof . . . I kicked my own azz today. Decided today was a good day to turn on the sprinker system. Everything went great til zone four and I had a couple heads acting up. That then turned into deciding to move one of the heads about two feet and then digging a couple others out to replace them and raise them up a bit. I've been procrastinating doing that for a few years and figured I might as well just keep digging if I was already dirty.
That was followed by pulling out a couple old bushes.
For the sprinklers, I ended up needing to run to Home Depot for a few things. I keep a pretty good supply of sprinkler parts but somehow managed to not have a few things I really needed (some different couplers and some different pop-up sprinklers). Home Depot was limiting the number of people in the store at any one time. They had the entrance on the far right near the garden center as the lone entry point and then the one on the other end was exit only. Pretty good line when I arrived. It went pretty fast . . . was maybe outside for 20 mins. Then when I got inside there were limited customers. When one came out, the dude at that exit would radio the person at the one entrance to have them send someone new in. One out--one in.
There were a lot of people wearing masks--but still surprised by the people who didn't wear anything. And there were a ton of people out today.
That was followed by pulling out a couple old bushes.
For the sprinklers, I ended up needing to run to Home Depot for a few things. I keep a pretty good supply of sprinkler parts but somehow managed to not have a few things I really needed (some different couplers and some different pop-up sprinklers). Home Depot was limiting the number of people in the store at any one time. They had the entrance on the far right near the garden center as the lone entry point and then the one on the other end was exit only. Pretty good line when I arrived. It went pretty fast . . . was maybe outside for 20 mins. Then when I got inside there were limited customers. When one came out, the dude at that exit would radio the person at the one entrance to have them send someone new in. One out--one in.
There were a lot of people wearing masks--but still surprised by the people who didn't wear anything. And there were a ton of people out today.
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩
It's surprisingly but also not. Our nation has a lot of anti-vaxxers, anti-maskers, don't believe in seat belts, don't wear eye pro at the range, I mean we gotta keep our life expectancy lower than many other industrialized nations somehow and being fatasses may not be enoughOof . . . I kicked my own azz today. Decided today was a good day to turn on the sprinker system. Everything went great til zone four and I had a couple heads acting up. That then turned into deciding to move one of the heads about two feet and then digging a couple others out to replace them and raise them up a bit. I've been procrastinating doing that for a few years and figured I might as well just keep digging if I was already dirty.
That was followed by pulling out a couple old bushes.
For the sprinklers, I ended up needing to run to Home Depot for a few things. I keep a pretty good supply of sprinkler parts but somehow managed to not have a few things I really needed (some different couplers and some different pop-up sprinklers). Home Depot was limiting the number of people in the store at any one time. They had the entrance on the far right near the garden center as the lone entry point and then the one on the other end was exit only. Pretty good line when I arrived. It went pretty fast . . . was maybe outside for 20 mins. Then when I got inside there were limited customers. When one came out, the dude at that exit would radio the person at the one entrance to have them send someone new in. One out--one in.
There were a lot of people wearing masks--but still surprised by the people who didn't wear anything. And there were a ton of people out today.
That was followed by pulling out a couple old bushes.
For the sprinklers, I ended up needing to run to Home Depot for a few things. I keep a pretty good supply of sprinkler parts but somehow managed to not have a few things I really needed (some different couplers and some different pop-up sprinklers). Home Depot was limiting the number of people in the store at any one time. They had the entrance on the far right near the garden center as the lone entry point and then the one on the other end was exit only. Pretty good line when I arrived. It went pretty fast . . . was maybe outside for 20 mins. Then when I got inside there were limited customers. When one came out, the dude at that exit would radio the person at the one entrance to have them send someone new in. One out--one in.
There were a lot of people wearing masks--but still surprised by the people who didn't wear anything. And there were a ton of people out today.
05-03-2020, 06:09 PM
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Took a P365, Glock 26 and Glock 19 COMP to the range today.
I wasn't expecting much of the comp, other than for it to look cool. I was fukin wrong. felt like a .22 with 115 gr loads, KKM accuracy is pretty crazy good, was shooting the circles out of a 6's and 8's at 10 yards on a 1 inch target.
Going from a Glock 19 Comp, to a 26, to a P365, made me never want to shoot the P365 again.
I wasn't expecting much of the comp, other than for it to look cool. I was fukin wrong. felt like a .22 with 115 gr loads, KKM accuracy is pretty crazy good, was shooting the circles out of a 6's and 8's at 10 yards on a 1 inch target.
Going from a Glock 19 Comp, to a 26, to a P365, made me never want to shoot the P365 again.
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05-03-2020, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Yeah . . . fair point. Never underestimate the number of idiots on the planet, I suppose.It's surprisingly but also not. Our nation has a lot of anti-vaxxers, anti-maskers, don't believe in seat belts, don't wear eye pro at the range, I mean we gotta keep our life expectancy lower than many other industrialized nations somehow and being fatasses may not be enough
the ones that are perplexing are the people who will do stupid things just because of "muh rights." Don't want to wear a mask during a respiratory virus pandemic because you think it's unconstitutional? Feel free to fight that, but wearing a mask is just the smart thing to do. There are all kinds out there.
I work with a lady who is the weirdest combination of political views and actions. She votes progressive all day long and hates Trump. But she has a concealed carry permit--she just doesn't think anyone should own "machine guns". And she never wears a seatbelt when she drives . . . because she doesn't like the government telling her what to do. She doesn't even want to discuss the safety aspect. I mean--that's just stupid.
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05-03-2020, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Typed a big response then got bb.com access denied error so fukc it. I was just typing my opinion on privately owned nuclear weapons, wasn't addressing anyone in particular ITT.Already posted.
Decades of global history tell us the mutually assured destruction (nuclear weapons) is an outstanding deterrant. It's almost like...an armed society is a polite society. When nations know other nations wield that kind of retaliatory power, it keeps them from going hard.
One does not need a "monopoly" on power to kill a crapload of people, indiscriminately, as an individual or tiny group. das not it
I don't recall anybody ITT ever indicating "sporting rifles and plate carriers" should be the limit. strawman much?
Decades of global history tell us the mutually assured destruction (nuclear weapons) is an outstanding deterrant. It's almost like...an armed society is a polite society. When nations know other nations wield that kind of retaliatory power, it keeps them from going hard.
One does not need a "monopoly" on power to kill a crapload of people, indiscriminately, as an individual or tiny group. das not it
I don't recall anybody ITT ever indicating "sporting rifles and plate carriers" should be the limit. strawman much?
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05-03-2020, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩
I bet if we passed a law explicitly and specifically making Russian Roulette illegal, people would play it because "muh rights"Yeah . . . fair point. Never underestimate the number of idiots on the planet, I suppose.
the ones that are perplexing are the people who will do stupid things just because of "muh rights." Don't want to wear a mask during a respiratory virus pandemic because you think it's unconstitutional? Feel free to fight that, but wearing a mask is just the smart thing to do. There are all kinds out there.
I work with a lady who is the weirdest combination of political views and actions. She votes progressive all day long and hates Trump. But she has a concealed carry permit--she just doesn't think anyone should own "machine guns". And she never wears a seatbelt when she drives . . . because she doesn't like the government telling her what to do. She doesn't even want to discuss the safety aspect. I mean--that's just stupid.
the ones that are perplexing are the people who will do stupid things just because of "muh rights." Don't want to wear a mask during a respiratory virus pandemic because you think it's unconstitutional? Feel free to fight that, but wearing a mask is just the smart thing to do. There are all kinds out there.
I work with a lady who is the weirdest combination of political views and actions. She votes progressive all day long and hates Trump. But she has a concealed carry permit--she just doesn't think anyone should own "machine guns". And she never wears a seatbelt when she drives . . . because she doesn't like the government telling her what to do. She doesn't even want to discuss the safety aspect. I mean--that's just stupid.
05-03-2020, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard⏩
lol the access denied that even deletes everything you had entered is like the ultimate cock blocking **** youTyped a big response then got bb.com access denied error so fukc it. I was just typing my opinion on privately owned nuclear weapons, wasn't addressing anyone in particular ITT.
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Originally Posted By Meatie⏩
When will you Spätzle loving Sig-heads learn?Took a P365, Glock 26 and Glock 19 COMP to the range today.
I wasn't expecting much of the comp, other than for it to look cool. I was fukin wrong. felt like a .22 with 115 gr loads, KKM accuracy is pretty crazy good, was shooting the circles out of a 6's and 8's at 10 yards on a 1 inch target.
Going from a Glock 19 Comp, to a 26, to a P365, made me never want to shoot the P365 again.
I wasn't expecting much of the comp, other than for it to look cool. I was fukin wrong. felt like a .22 with 115 gr loads, KKM accuracy is pretty crazy good, was shooting the circles out of a 6's and 8's at 10 yards on a 1 inch target.
Going from a Glock 19 Comp, to a 26, to a P365, made me never want to shoot the P365 again.
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I don't wear a mask because the pandemic isn"t here, and even if it was it's not a legitimate threat to my health. Plenty of other diseases you could catch at any given time, so it's always been smarter to wear a mask and gloves, but virtually no one did before and will stop again when this passes.
That being said, I was at the register yesterday and some guy got in my personal space. Was legit within 2 ft and I almost snapped on him. I've always been a social distancer, and here you guys are jumping on the bandwagon thinking you're smarter than me. fuking lol
That being said, I was at the register yesterday and some guy got in my personal space. Was legit within 2 ft and I almost snapped on him. I've always been a social distancer, and here you guys are jumping on the bandwagon thinking you're smarter than me. fuking lol
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Originally Posted By potatout⏩
Yeah, if we could ban all firearms that would be amazing.ban all firearms
But we can't...
So we shouldn't ban them from civilians just because.
edit: and since an alt troll is bringing pol chit posts in here I've got a question?
Why does sillie and his alts have nearly 100k rep, doubling over the last few months, when its clear they're getting negged all the time?
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05-04-2020, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
It wouldn't though, even if we could.Yeah, if we could ban all firearms that would be amazing.
It's not like people were peaceful and safe and nobody preyed on others for the majority of human history before firearms were invented. That just put the smaller, younger, older, and physically weaker at even more of a disadvantage
Originally Posted By pUniCepts⏩
You still spread to other people.I don't wear a mask because the pandemic isn"t here, and even if it was it's not a legitimate threat to my health.
Remember when you posted about the me-di-a and how you didn't care because only 68 people in the US had died to the "diet flu"?
That 68 has since become (under reported likely) 68,000. For perspective that was like 6 weeks ago
05-04-2020, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted By pUniCepts⏩
Work is making us wear them now, but luckily no one really cares so we just put them on whenever administration is around.I don't wear a mask because the pandemic isn"t here, and even if it was it's not a legitimate threat to my health. Plenty of other diseases you could catch at any given time, so it's always been smarter to wear a mask and gloves, but virtually no one did before and will stop again when this passes.
That being said, I was at the register yesterday and some guy got in my personal space. Was legit within 2 ft and I almost snapped on him. I've always been a social distancer, and here you guys are jumping on the bandwagon thinking you're smarter than me. fuking lol
That being said, I was at the register yesterday and some guy got in my personal space. Was legit within 2 ft and I almost snapped on him. I've always been a social distancer, and here you guys are jumping on the bandwagon thinking you're smarter than me. fuking lol
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Didn't post finished product yesterday as we had neighbors over for dinner. Here we go. 12 hour cook, final internal temp right at the perfect 203F mark.
I love crispy bark mixed with tender and juicy internal meat after shredding. Deep and bright smoke ring. Tons of flavor, no sauce needed.
Did sliders with pork piled up on kings Hawaiian rolls with a few pickled red onions, small splash of carolina vinegar based sauce and good to go. Neighbor said it was the best pork he had tasted in his life.



I love crispy bark mixed with tender and juicy internal meat after shredding. Deep and bright smoke ring. Tons of flavor, no sauce needed.
Did sliders with pork piled up on kings Hawaiian rolls with a few pickled red onions, small splash of carolina vinegar based sauce and good to go. Neighbor said it was the best pork he had tasted in his life.



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05-04-2020, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
it just caught up to the flu....It wouldn't though, even if we could.
It's not like people were peaceful and safe and nobody preyed on others for the majority of human history before firearms were invented. That just put the smaller, younger, older, and physically weaker at even more of a disadvantage
You still spread to other people.
Remember when you posted about the me-di-a and how you didn't care because only 68 people in the US had died to the "diet flu"?
That 68 has since become (under reported likely) 68,000. For perspective that was like 6 weeks ago
It's not like people were peaceful and safe and nobody preyed on others for the majority of human history before firearms were invented. That just put the smaller, younger, older, and physically weaker at even more of a disadvantage
You still spread to other people.
Remember when you posted about the me-di-a and how you didn't care because only 68 people in the US had died to the "diet flu"?
That 68 has since become (under reported likely) 68,000. For perspective that was like 6 weeks ago
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05-04-2020, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
Yeah...you keep telling yourself the flu kills 60,000 people in the US in one month...I mean if you insist on being a literal retard we can't stop youit just caught up to the flu....
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Extrapolation of a rate to longer timelines to imply a magnitude beyond what's currently occurring is disingenuous. The high infection rate of the 'rona is what causes the high rate of deaths relative to time, not percentage of those infected.Yeah...you keep telling yourself the flu kills 60,000 people in the US in one month...I mean if you insist on being a literal retard we can't stop you
It's, in fact, safer than the flu and just now having the same impact.
Flu does this every year, killing millions of the same demographic over time.
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05-04-2020, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
Nobody did that.Extrapolation of a rate to longer timelines to imply a magnitude beyond what's currently occurring is disingenuous.

Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
It's both.The high infection rate of the 'rona is what causes the high rate of deaths relative to time, not percentage of those infected.
Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
You are, in fact, legitimately retarded if you think this, and I feel sorry for how difficult your life must be.It's, in fact, safer than the flu and just now having the same impact.
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Originally Posted By potatout⏩
potatout is a homophobic white supremacistban all firearms
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
Cooked for dinner yesterday. Aimed for 135*, hit 140Grilled filets for dinner on Friday.
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Nobody did that.
It's both.
You are, in fact, legitimately retarded if you think this, and I feel sorry for how difficult your life must be.

It's both.
You are, in fact, legitimately retarded if you think this, and I feel sorry for how difficult your life must be.

In 2017 Pneumonia and Flu accounted for 11% of all deaths. This year it's 15% peak (combined) and declining much faster than in 2017's sustained plateau as it encompasses deaths from covid.
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05-04-2020, 08:30 AM
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You already convinced me that you are retarded, you don't need to supply additional evidence.
If you really want to do that, here is the thread you are looking for:
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=178295631
If you really want to do that, here is the thread you are looking for:
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=178295631
05-04-2020, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Why 135 target?Cooked for dinner yesterday. Aimed for 135*, hit 140


MFC
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05-04-2020, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩
Pretty good medium rare targetWhy 135 target?
05-04-2020, 08:40 AM
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so are ammo prices ever going to go down or is $400+ the new norm for 1000 rounds of plinking 5.56?
05-04-2020, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted By AetasNitor⏩
If you buy smart and wait a few weeks for delivery you can get it for cheaper than thatso are ammo prices ever going to go down or is $400+ the new norm for 1000 rounds of plinking 5.56?
It's an election year, following 3+ years of time-to-buy. Hopefully you bought during the last 3+ years when we were all yelling at everybody to buy ammo (and guns) 'right now' because it was only going to get worse.
Probablysupply will get better this summer but election runup is around the corner, so, who knows...and even if supply picks up I wouldn't expect prices to go down enough to matter unless and until loud mouth orange man wins the election vs creepy old uncle in Nov
05-04-2020, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
People spread the flu which kills over 50K a year in the US and no one has ever demanded Americans to wear masks to stop the spread. Spreading the virus enables *natural* herd immunity (hint: the fact that most naturally recover from CV without a vaccine in existence for it, means that it's not a conspiracy theory that humans have natural immune systems that actually work.You still spread to other people.
Regarding your incessant pro-vaccine stance, go watch Vaxxed and Vaxxed2 and go look those people up and tell them they're lying and that their children didn't get permanently disabled or KILLED by the vaccines.
Also:
"A former Mixed Martial Arts fighter sued ******** Inc. for kicking him off the platform over posts in which he blamed vaccines for his son’s death."
Must be lying too huh? (he has nothing to gain, and much to lose reputation wise, due to dumbed down public) How dare anyone hurt the image of Big Pharma, they just want to keep everyone safe (the perpetrators of the Opioid crisis) thinking that they can be trusted with vaccines, as if they give a flying f*ck about public well-being.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...urce=applenews
"The reason we are being murdered with genetic altering drugs is its slow acting and it causes your body to malfunction and destroy itself so there is a "plausible deniability" factor. Unlike most poisons which leave more evidence of being the direct cause of death."
1,151+ pages of peoples accounts of Covid-19 vaccine damage:
https://vestibular.org/forum/dizziness/covid-19-vaccine-side-effects/
05-04-2020, 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
lol at you never refuting a single point with supporting facts. Is that where your info comes from? Count me out.You already convinced me that you are retarded, you don't need to supply additional evidence.
If you really want to do that, here is the thread you are looking for:
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=178295631
If you really want to do that, here is the thread you are looking for:
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=178295631
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