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Sniper

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  1. Easy... Ever hear of Jewish Lightning?
  2. Exactly right! There was a survey last week (I linked it here), that stated almost 25% of Millennials report they have ZERO friends and don't interact with anyone outside, only interact with their online "friends". There are 73 MILLION Millennials... I would bet, there are a few more hidden "timebombs" waiting to go off...
  3. Come on, we can't be having any LOGIC injected in these situations.. you're not paying attention. Guns are Bad... Period.. (did I do that right?)
  4. Even worse, many here are potential knife killers, since they have one of these in their house:
  5. When emotions run high, stupid laws get passed that aren't based on logic. Lately, all the Anti-2A laws passed the last few years were done as knee-jerk, emotional responses, not based on facts or logic. Check out the map below to see where new Red Flag laws were enacted. With what's gone on the last week, looks like we could be close to some MAJOR law changes (not for the better)... ...."Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., said there is a political movement brewing in the United States to try and overturn the Second Amendment in its entirety, and do away with a citizen's right to keep and bear arms. Kinzinger added: "We have to make societal differences and changes... attitudes are turning so much against the Second Amendment that the thing that we risk is that there will be a serious movement to not just create restrictions but to overturn the whole amendment. Kinzinger also claimed those on the left of politics have failed to see the spiritual and moralistic problems connected to mass shootings and urged all Americans to treat life with more reverence. "The left needs to understand this really is an issue of the heart. This is a spiritual rot in this country, a moral issue where we no longer value life," he said earlier in the interview. https://www.foxnews.com/media/second-amendment-red-flag-laws-mass-shootings
  6. They only come out when you turn off the lights...
  7. The word got out, the others heard you were mean and said bad things about their brother last night.
  8. Would he cook them in a crock pot too?
  9. She's giving AVB some stiff competition in the short novel category.
  10. Not sure what your getting at from the "repercussions" point. Is it wondering how people will cope with no power (we know they will go crazy), or wondering if there is liability to the power company to the people who suffer?
  11. Did he leave that bat-catching equipment with you, so YOU can catch the next one?
  12. Ha... that's what I thought too.. In theory, she's at least thinking in the right direction. In application, she's severely lacking, but something is better than nothing.
  13. Ha... yet the Dem candidates/government want to take over control of the healthcare for 320 million people, and they can't even administer this program correctly and accurately...
  14. Easy question to answer. Because the Democrat party is the party of Hypocrites. "Do as I say, not as I do". ..... “Why would he do that?” said Cuellar’s campaign spokesman, Colin Strother, when asked whether the lawmaker will return an NRA donation or give it to charity. Cuellar received $6,950 in donations from the NRA Political Victory Fund during his reelection campaign last year. He has received thousands of dollars in donations from the group since he was elected to Congress over a decade ago. " And that's the crux of the problem. The Repubs have become the party of pansies, and hide under rocks...
  15. Very true. I never filled in the employer section, it's none of their business, and it was never questioned, and my permits were issued.
  16. Easy question to answer. Because the residents bend over and allow it to happen. Period.
  17. Sniper replied to Castro's topic in Rifles
    I have a Scorpion too, it's a neat rifle and fun to shoot. Seems to be bullet proof (pun). My one complaint is the safety too. It works fine but the lever is too long and hits me in the web between my thumb and index finger with my natural grip on the right side. I know there's some aftermarket safety upgrades... that's on my to-do list.
  18. Just like Fishnut, you don't understand how credit monitoring works either. If someone decides, after being in the breach by Equifax, they need credit monitoring, and sign up with one of the big monitoring companies, because they won't go back to Equifax, and want to go to a "competitor".... Guess what? All the major credit monitoring companies network together with the Big 3 credit report companies. Equifax is one of them. So, like I said above, they might think they didn't sign up with Equifax, but indirectly, they did. How many indirect customers do you think Equifax got after this breach, outside of the free monitoring they offered directly?
  19. Maybe you don't understand the credit monitoring or identity theft market and services. When you sign up with one of the monitoring services, it includes monitoring from the big 3, so indirectly, you are "flocking" to that same company, but you knew that, right?. To put a freeze on your credit can also cost a few dollars more, depending on the company. So, if concerned people sign up with a big credit monitoring service because they want the protection, say like Lifelock or Privacy Guard, etc., indirectly, they're pulling services from Equifax, which is NEW, additional business for them. Here, this link might help you understand. https://www.lifelock.com/learn-identity-theft-resources-identity-theft-protection-vs-credit-monitoring.html I asked you a question, why are you so sensitive? Projecting?
  20. Because the OTHER 100+ million people in the country want to sign up for monitoring so they don't get caught in the next one in the future. Don't understand marketing, do ya?
  21. Any chance this could be job security? First, let the data "leak" out, then come back and sign tons of people up for credit monitoring because of it. Kinda "self-creating" a business boom?
  22. Are you sure you want the people who let your information out in the first place, to monitor your credit? Isn't that like letting the fox guard the hen house?
  23. I bet it's a whole lotta fun with 10 round mags..

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