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I love this. Running with finger on the trigger, turning you back to a threat, doing the hollywood roll to a firing position, firing while moving to a lying position, moving to a firing position that is squarely in the line of fire. Shooting across ones own face... And all while using "High Impact Pellet Guns"

The lack of accountability is what got us here, the question is , will the pendulum actually swing the other way, and if it does will it swing too far too fast? There is a huge cost to over regulation, we see it in the fleeing of wealth, but few people ever account for the mistakes made by the unaccountable bureaucracy. When they make a mistake, the bureaucracy must grow to fix the mistakes. This leaves us open to an ever increasing risk of more failures that need to be addressed.

I have been arguing for this for a long time. I have seen in the past couple of months that dyfs and other agencies, and the bureaucrats who inhabit them, have been cleared to be sued for the pain they cause. I think it should be applied to all levels of government. especially in the judicial system. Like if a person applies for a ccw, and is denied because a judge decided that justifiable need had not been reached, then that person is attacked and injured or killed, there should be a penalty to be paid by the judge. By their very nature they use their judgement to enforce and interpret the law. If their judgement is so flawed that they couldn't even see the danger a person is in, then they have very poor judgement, and should be removed. I understand that no one is perfect, but there seems to be a total disregard for the governed, and it needs to stop.

http://www.salon.com/2015/01/13/chris_christies_jersey_nightmare_why_his_state_hasnt_touched_the_economic_recovery/ More good News. Punch out Maveric!!!!!! Unfortunately no one in a position to do anything about the dismal conditions here cares.

He said that's how they separate the men from the boys, my guess is that it takes a crowbar. Too much? NINJA!!!!!!

I'd have run him down, no question about it. His demeaner tells me that there was no emergency, I probably wouldn't have even slowed down very much, just collected the cones on my way through.

I know this is an unpopular view, but IMO it would be best that when such laws are passed there be no exceptions allowed, under any circumstances. It should apply to everyone, including police, judges, politicians, and the criminals that we sometimes see in body armor, when the police think they need extra protection while being transported to and from the courts. I think a no exceptions rule would eliminate knee jerk legislation, or at least force lawmakers to sacrifice their own rights as well.

I have a nexus that is partially assembled, never flown, and a Century that has seen better days, but never crashed, good for parts. I have everything necessary to fly one or the other if you're interested, I'm looking to let them, and all their accessories go cheap, so I don't have to move them.

Arrangements are currently under way. I'm hoping to be enjoying freedom in a couple of months.

Actually, pro 2nd folks who went to Connecticut to protest were told to go home and mind their own business.

I was beginning to think "FOR LEASE" was a new franchise business that was apparently booming in NJ...

Haven't you seen the reports of those drive by bayonetings? The last one was near the beginning of the WASHINGTON administration...

I went. I was a good time. I've also been to Anaheim 1, which was pretty cool. I watch the replay on FS1 today to see what I missed. Way more than I thought I missed. Even in the rain it was worth going.

Remember, bridgegate is not at all settled. I still think that we will hear the announcement that the investigation is complete, just as the bill hit Christie's desk. He vetoes they have to try again, but if they think they can extort him into signing they will certainly try. It's all in the timing. I don't trust these scumbags as far as I can throw them.

In some office buildings you do. Personally I would worry about national security anytime someone who could become so easily unhinged is employed there. If they're not stopping, nut cases, they're not stopping other security risks either. IMO, any security risk in such a facility, could become a national security threat.

So it was government bureaucracy that ultimately is the final contributing factor. Mental instability of the shooter, poor background checks, and bureaucratic apathy. Any mention of the weapon being the cause? What troubles me most is the intentional building of a basis for suspicion of former military personnel, Watch closely as it grows, eventually it will be described as an epidemic. Their acting skills, body language, and visual, and auditory punctuations are a dead giveaway. They really need to work on that.

Yea I've had a lot of views, and a few emails from my resume. I was just wondering how people get past the fact that they are not currently in state. I guess I'll cross that bridge when I come to it. Servpro is a good company, Part of my job is business continuity, and disaster recovery. I'm familiar with a few of the servpro franchisees in some of cities where my company has offices.

Very cool. What kind of work do you do? I'm looking in the Charlotte area, and it's a bit tough convincing people that you really do intend to move. So lining up a job has been a chore. Did you have any problems getting a job lined up?

I bought bullets and brass from him, easy peasy

I'll be there...

This attack happened at a train station. Train stations are always crowded, and contain a few "cattle chute" like areas. Heavy bladed weapons like a watermelon knife(machete) are commonly used in these attacks. This seems to be part of an ethnic conflict between the ethnic majority Han people, and the muslim separatist Uighars(wee-gars). I would certainly expect to see a retaliatory attack sometime soon. This attack happened near to where my MIL lives in SW China. BTW: Sadly the death toll is now up to 33.

Had the exact same problem, and the same result. I ended up ordering a couple of extras.

Is that Tomorrow...I knew I had that skull and crossed bones on the calendar for a reason.

I wonder how much wealth has left the state in the past 10 years?

We're out asap. Looking at NC, SC in a few spots. There just isn't anything keeping us here any longer. There really is no advantage to living here, and it looks like it's only going to get worse. Even the pay scales are quickly catching up while the cost of living is rising at a slower pace in many areas of the country depending on what you do for a living.