Seems accurate.

…never gone to a range beyond what might have been part of a state’s pistol permitting process.

If you can, read the whole sentence. If you can’t, please get checked for lead poisoning.

Nah, he’s guilty, but I wouldn’t convict him.

Hence why I said it would probably be a huge waste of time and money. What you’ve said is exactly why I don’t have a firearm.

No, but I can always choke up on my grip, or swing vertical with it. IDGAF if someone is in the hallway, they can have whatever they want out there.

space, time and money.

Also, I’m not shooting a firearm off in my sub-1-acre suburban neighborhood property.

Yeah, those people living in the (checks notes) mountains in (checks notes again) inland North Carolina knew the risks of not getting Hurricane insurance!

If you want to effectively protect yourself, invest in actual home security measures.

I already have cameras up around my home, and locks on doors and windows (plus CO and Smoke detectors, because that shit probably kills too). I’m more worried about idealogical/theological fanatics in the near future than I am about a potential robber or serial killer.

I don’t really have the space, time and money to make a hobby of it unfortunately.

I mean, that’s what the battleaxe by my bed is for.

As someone seriously considering their first firearm purchase, my main thought is “I hope this is a gigantic waste of time and money”.

Oh no, he’s threatening to hold his breath! What will I even do!?

When you’re ready to talk like an adult, I’ll talk with you like an adult.

Aww, someone didn’t have the attention span to wead da whole comment and now dey are super angwy about it…

did brian thompson deserve to die for his crimes?

The answer is no. Unless you are counting his drunk driving and insider trading. His business was operating legally, and he was providing legal orders when directing UHC to deny 30% or more of bills. And that’s the problem. Brian didn’t commit crimes, but the industry as a whole is insufficiently regulated, and should not be privatized, but they are so large and powerful that the general citizens cannot oust them. Denying any coverage and passing the bill on to the insured party should be illegal, but it isn’t.

I feel the same way about Brian as I do about trump. Not sad or angry that they got shot, but I’m upset that someone shot at them. In a better world, we would be empowered enough that the answer to these moneygrubbing grift barons would come before violence, unfortunately, when you only react to violence, violence becomes the only answer.

For my FBI agent… I do not have plans to harm anyone, and this comment is an observation of the current political, social, and equality situation in the US, and not an advocation of violence.

When smartphones first appeared, batteries were always removable.

Glances at Gen 1 iPhone

Hell yeah. Enemy fighters can’t lift enough firepower off the ground to shoot you down.

Mustang is too glitzy for me. I go hard for a P-47 though. That’s a real workhorse, and the radial engine is simply too beautiful to exist in this world anymore.

You’ll never fail like common people.

Bombastic.