Yup, I am SURE thousands had side effects. Out of literal billions receiving them. From the evidence I have seen Ibuprofen and other NSAIDs have caused more harm over the same period of time including killing people. EVERY drug has side effects. Have you watched any of the TV ads for drugs? Guess what? I had COVID the first time last fall and I am still paying for it and I got the inoculations available to me. Thankfully, I didn't get it when it was a "stronger" strain.

Wow. I guess everyone who has ever done business with Trump needs to be investigated...

If he's guilty throw away the key.

In all reality, he got off light.

Well damn. I was pulling for him. I met him a couple times when he was a star in high school. Mutual friends, some of my friends went to "the High" and he was a couple years behind me.

I saw this. Hard to believe it's just coincidence - dodgy hotel "suicide" and now death by MRSA. I say I am not a conspiracy guy but it is suspect.

Too priceless from comb-over quisling 2.0, I can imagine it must have given the poll workers a good chuckle.

So I am so against what Israel is doing it isn't funny but honestly, the numbers of dead and wounded are numbers Hamas gives only.

Seeing the Hamas track record on this, I believe the numbers are likely 1/4th to 1/3rd of what is reported. Don't forget these numbers include the "hundreds" of dead from when Hamas' own rocket came down on the Hospital parking lot early in the war. Turns out there likely was nobody killed at all and the parking lot was mostly empty. That is not to say the thousand of women and children that are dead were not all unavoidable either. They were avoidable.

Hamas started this and Israel will finish it. Hamas is a terror organization that is going to hide behind the civilians. Until the civilians turn on them en mass, unfortunately, this will continue. Israel has no intention of stopping. And for those of you who choose to judge people by their religion - Remember the Jews have an eye for an eye but they aren't going to stop there.

#7 | Posted by truthhurts

Be careful with "most" a significant segment of the US population is highly anti-semetic. I think it is in the minority but...

#3 | Posted by LampLighter

Yes they do spread across species but we are taught they mostly don't. This really isn't the truth of it. For example the current remaining Flu virus that is running through people is believed to be of Avian flu origination. We have been having all the warnings for quite some time about this current Avian flu virus that is wiping out birds globally. As far as warm blooded creatures go, humans don't get much different than to birds and it has jumped to humans many times already - just like COVID was recorded jumping to other animals like our pets, mink, etc. I think it is just nutty or researchers are in denial to think most infectious disease has limited hosts. The fact is you just don't know what will happen when it jumps hosts too. For some hosts it may not even result in symptoms but others it may be life threatening.

All that to say our current mega farming practices are one of the worst things we could be doing. They are breeding pools for pathogens.

Speaking of ACAB... There's a ridiculous one in Tennessee right now for a guy who organizes car shows. He runs the video operations for a number of YouTubers with car oriented streams. So there is a group that shows up to these events and effectively takes them over doing donuts, revving engines, etc. These are the same people that take over intersections doing donuts in the streets, etc. the police never seem to catch.

After this first happened, he both talked to and invited the police to his events and advertises them as no excessive noise/revving, no donuts, etc. in an attempt to stop the group. These people show up and start doing their thing and they don't listen to him or those working with him. He asks the police for assistance and literally gets told "We aren't going to do anything because we are outnumbered". They were told the reason their presence was requested... This happens each event. (There is body cam footage of him requesting assistance as soon as someone does anything.) They don't take any actions against these people even afterward. They are on video. The plates of some cars are on video. They don't do anything to track down the culprits later or serve them with charges - nothing.

One day, a rather large group of State Police show up to arrest him on 5 counts of inciting a riot for the 5 events they attended. (Not kidding, he wasn't home but you can see at least 8 police in the door cam video.) If they make them consecutive and he is found guilty he is looking at 5 years in prison. They are claiming he is tied to this group and essentially they are showing up at his bidding - this despite all the advertising, inviting the police, etc. Over a year in and there is no resolution in sight. Perhaps, just perhaps, they should follow up after the event with the perpetrators? Or say if the police were to wait for these people to show up and do their thing and then came in in force just once not only would there be no more problem they would catch a bunch of these people in the act and be able to impound their vehicles and charge them...

A lot of good comments here. I have no problem with them protesting. Peaceful protests are just fine. Sure they interrupt the day to day. The Sit-in protests of the 1960s are a good example. The police elevated tactics during the Vietnam war protests though.

What I do have a problem with pro-Hamas protestors and a lot of them are just that. Hamas is a hate organization. I don't know that the current government in Israel is any better. I think they may actually be worse. However I won't tolerate the anti-Semites anymore than I will tolerate the anti-Palestinians - NEVER conflate the two peoples with the governments and don't forget Israel's current leadership has been enabling Hamas for years. I am both anti-Israeli and anti-Palestinian "leadership".

And yes, we are a miscalculation away from another Kent State.

The problems driving up home prices is primarily Private Equity chasing homes for investments. I know someone who has a portfolio of nearly $500 million in homes. He has a management company and rents them - that's about 1600 homes for the record. He's small potatoes in this area from he has told me.

I hope he does sue, doesn't settle, and gets VERY wealthy off of this. Honestly, Fox News and Rush Limbaugh are the two worst things to have happened in media in this country.

I don't disagree, but I found it very interesting some card companies do this. Think about it. The only times I have cards I was using was in a case of Fraud.

Shocker, Right-wing hero Bannon in yet another scheme to fleece people.

#11 | Posted by Dbt2

Not speaking for Danforth but I have listened to all kinds over the years. I have the most use for Lutherans and Orthodox in general. I have a friend who is a former police officer turned non-denominational pastor. He really lives the teachings but is also down to earth and will literally give you the shirt off his back. He reminds me a lot of what I have read of Wallis but was chased out of his congregation for pushing his flock in that direction. That said for every positive interaction I have had, it's probably 5 or 6 very negative ones. Too many greedy and otherwise flawed turn to ministry.

#12 | Posted by truthhurts

It absolutely has lost it's sense of humor. I don't disagree with you there are ways to do it but everyone is so afraid of offending anyone. Larry David isn't. But his jokes are self deprecating most of the time and dare I say often they actually are regressive.

#12 | Posted by humtake

Ummmm, I didn't really follow most of that. Sure there is a reason most neighbors don't want Palestinians. "The world" was against them(Hamas) briefly - very briefly. Once Israel unleashed their military the attitudes changed. I am not saying they are for Hamas but Israel took the good will and squandered it. Now the literal world is against Israel.

#14 | Posted by fatboomboom

Wow, someone needs to brush up on how systems have LONG lasting (multi-generational) outcomes. I know this will fall on deaf ears but...

Look there are exceptions to everything but Americans created the system that Danforth is referring to. Specifically White Americans created it. First we had slavery, next we had Jim Crow, and it continues on and on through legal processes. The legal process is pretty much outlined in CRT. Critical Race Theory isn't something to "teach in schools". It is a theory that laws are created that are racist and MANY are targeting directly or indirectly people of color. One of the outstanding examples is law and punishment around Powder vs Crack cocaine. They are pretty much equal drugs but crack was favored in communities of color. So why are the punishments for crack so much more harsh than powder?

So yes, it seems like it should be so simple but it isn't. There is a lot of evidence critical behaviors for lifelong success are embedded by the time someone is 5 or 6 before schools really even have a chance. Of course everyone is different and there are exceptional people that pull themselves out of Poverty and the Poverty culture. They are the exceptions. I personally know several that have come from poverty to become successful - Doctors, Teachers, Engineers, Coaches / Mentors, Military leaders and even an NBA coach (Darvin Ham). I don't consider the Pro Athletes themselves to have left the poverty culture behind - some do but most don't. At the same time I am talking about a handful out of 3000-4000 students that went to a VERY poor school around the time I graduated from a very different high school. I just spent a good amount of my youth in the neighborhood visiting family who refused to leave as it turned into a ghetto and ended up with a couple lifelong friends from the school. I wasn't wealthy by any means but the disparity was real. I can honestly say that my early life has steered the course of my life as well.

It's sad so many people are so brainwashed they not only don't understand the meaning of these words they think the other side doesn't as well. Yes - talking mostly to you MAGAs.

Sue the manufacture for making a defective product.

#4 | Posted by bat4255

They have been and losing for some reason. I have not looked into why but I suspect it has to do with the silent recall on them.

Actually it isn't all that surprising to me.

I guess maybe because I read about it a while back. The P320 was basically a redesign of the P250 and it seems in the design process Sig wanted to retain as many of the same parts between models. The P250 was a heavier and hammered version that could go off if dropped on it's butt - i.e. firing from inertia. The P320 is hammerless with a fully preset striker instead. A big issue is in the P320 there is no separate lever like found on nearly every other striker fired gun. That piece in a gun is an inertial drop safety. In other words it stops the trigger from pulling itself under inertia when the gun is dropped.

It is also important to note the striker is under full spring pressure in the P320 (and honestly many if not most similar handguns). This basically means it is fully cocked and requires less force to pull the trigger. Throw in the fact that in the rush to produce the P320 and retain parts between the two, they didn't bother to replace the trigger until issues started popping up and only then under a "voluntary" upgrade program and I don't think they were in the NEW guns until 2019. The new trigger is much lighter weight to help prevent this problem of firing from inertia. These add up to a series of design flaws IMHO.

There is a second issue that compounded the trigger problem. The striker safety lever and sear springs could become entangled and bound up leaving the striker safety disengaged and the sear not fully engaged. This could potentially cause the safety to fail and the pistol to fire unintentionally when subjected to impacts.

More worried about holding her job than doing the right thing like the rest of them. It's just doubly egregious since I am sure she knows first hand what is going on.

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#6 | Posted by Gal_Tuesday

No, that is not how normal people do it on the farm. Normal people on a farm are not cruel. They do not kill pointlessly. They are not wasteful.