Maybe she sees the bigger picture and is willing to make a sacrifice in order to fight for change.

#102 | POSTED BY CLOWNSHACK AT 2019-08-16 06:05 PM | REPLY

Sacrificing grandma for the cause. Sounds good.

So they're going against their own law?

#87 | POSTED BY RSTYBEACH11 AT 2019-08-16 01:12 PM | REPLY

Yes. Call it selective enforcement. They compromised. She told them get f'ed, but only a little more politely. I guess grandma isn't that important.

Israel unblocked her. She refuses to go now. Maybe grandma isn't that important afterall.

On their way to visit a group that shares anti-Jewish conspiracy theories from Neo Nazi twitter feeds.

Just too damn funny.

Federal immigration officials say they have probable cause that all five companies operating poultry plants raided by authorities in Mississippi last week violated immigration law by knowingly hiring undocumented immigrants, according to search warrant affidavits that cite videotaped statements of managers.

Yet none of the plant operators were dragged out of their workplace in handcuffs, unlike the entry-level workers they were exploiting.

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They just now have PC. That's why they weren't dragging out managers. System working as designed and intended so far.

Well you could listen to the podcast and find out.

If the Clintons have to do with Epstein's death I expect the investigation into it to be absurdly rigorous.
If Trump has to do with it then I expect the investigation to end quickly.
#4 | POSTED BY ZED AT 2019-08-15 09:48 AM | FLAG:

So if it involves them both, do you expect it to take the appropriate amount of time? :)

Private citizens owned warships through 1812 and into the civil war.

Not that any of it is relevant to this shooting. Felon with a firearm with extensive narcotics convictions. You're not stopping that guy from getting drugs or a gun.

Good luck cracking down on people like Moder8 that admitted using illegal labor on purpose and pay in cash to avoid detection.

If six of seven participated, and zero of seven were arrested, there has NOT been an " employer" crackdown.
#77 | POSTED BY DANFORTH AT 2019-08-14 09:07 AM | REPLY

or the "crackdown" went exactly like it was supposed to, and employer's did the minimum required to vet their employees. SSNs are cheap to buy in bulk.

Nothing Monsanto can't fix.

#7 | POSTED BY REDIAL AT 2019-08-13 11:59 PM | REPLY

3 year field trials just finished, to identify and isolate TR4 resistance in Cavendish bananas and breed it into production strains. Both classic GMO through breeding, and genetic insertion will be tried.

Six out of seven employers.
#20 | POSTED BY LAMPLIGHTER AT 2019-08-13 03:54 PM

6 of 7, of those specifically targeted by ICE, in a state with hundreds of thousands of businesses, where less than 400 illegals were detained, in an economy with 11,000,000 employed illegal immigrants.

No, your employer crackdown will never, ever work. Trump's push for mandatory E-verify is the closest thing to what you want, but is still a system heavily limited by the accuracy and timeliness of stolen identity reporting.

The old "JAIL THE EMPLOYERS!" bit. Going after that less than 1% of illegal employment.

You'll get a few, maybe. Being given a fake social is not the employer's fault, which is what happens in the overwhelmingly vast majority of cases.

Time to Red Flag and disarm such a sociopath.

Huge pension and benefit savings though. Those long term, unfunded liabilities are going to break most state economies.

Remember, the 2nd amendment does not apply to modern firearms, because of technology.

Remember, the 1st amendment does apply to electronic communications, because of technology.

We are definitely not trying to cherry pick here...

Texas liberalized the types of education you can pay for with a 529. Home schooling is one of those.

Sen Harris called the raids a "campaign of terror."

#2 | POSTED BY LAMPLIGHTER AT 2019-08-12 03:37 PM | FLAG:

Wow, if only there was a name for people that carried out campaigns of terror..

Connection refused across 4 different services still. Had to find a proxy to see if I'd been ip banned lol.

Nissan is doing away with touchscreens for safety, due to the swipe-right-swerve-right driver problem.

I wonder what criteria they are using to drive the numbers of mass shootings down so low.

#2 | POSTED BY AVIGDORE AT 2019-08-12 11:19 AM | FLAG:

They disqualified black market related violence.

They also started at 66, which is a little odd to me given that the .30 carbine, a lightweight, magazine fed, rapid fire rifle available to civilians 20 years earlier and flooded the market as cheap surplus should have also led to mass shootings.

I've been listening to the podcast Fresh Out, from a former federal inmate interviewing other former convicts. One common theme is how the cameras are never working when the guards beat you down, but they're always working when anybody does anything to a CO.

and Chinese accessories are what people buy when they can't afford the real thing lol. Zeiss & Trijicon are expensive for a reason.

But is it better than a NORINCO made AK?

#15 | POSTED BY J_TREMAIN AT 2019-08-12 09:23 AM | FLAG:

It's better in everything except price tag. It won't even blow up in your hands if it's badly maintained. If you have your NFA trust, it will be full-auto. Of course you know that, being a Texan.