Here in Missouri, we require no license for either open or concealed carry, unless you want to be able to carry in certain of the premises where weapons are prohibited, in which case the concealed carry class and CCW license will allow you to carry. I couldn't stand living in a state where a license for ownership is required, or those where you have to get permission just to transport back and forth to the shooting range or such nonsense. Only issue here is trying to find ammo just like everyone else.
While I don't consider my getting the shots having rung the bell and leaving some elite group, I understand that others have strong convictions that I don't agree with in this instance. Smells too much like anti-vaxxing to me. Moving on.
The IBM and Holocaust link struck me as funny in it's own way. I had already determined to put a yellow star on my shot card and have it laminated in the event I am asked to present it as proof of vaccination. Hence doing my best to shame some vax nazi hauptsturmführer who challenges me about it.
As for the MD link, uhh, no. In fact, I intend to poll my classes and anyone who doesn't want to wear a mask is welcome not to. I won't be.
It's been done numerous times.
Basically the US is Finland without gangbangers and suicides by gun.
We have it and yet nobody has used it thus far. Granted, some places like FL haven't really posed a needas even the original mandates were impotent when it came to inforcement, but I can't imagine where the line in the sand is for some folks.
Past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior. Bitching and rolling over seem to be the only pasdt behaviors.
So the last time you checked was 9/12? That was one attack. Now maybe the Muslims who attack the US are smarter than your batch there, but using the thousands killed in one attack to demonstrate an overall threat is moronic.
The mechanism to not being killed in the first place is there, but the people being killed choose not to exercise it. They choose to make sure only criminals have guns in their neighborhoods and then refuse to call the police or testify or move or anything else.
It's been so easy to not get murdered, even with my occasional trips to dangerous areas, that it's a wonder anyone is.
It's really kind of hard to get murdered in the US.....as long as your spouse is happy.
Seriously. Try the reflection thing. You're literally the exhibit A the kids throw "OK, Boomer" around.
Can't talk about them in the UK without risking jail time.
The Manchester Police were literally threatening to find and arrest folks saying nasty things after a bunch of these sheep fuckers blew up a full concert venue.
It was and is literally so important to them to not to expose the demented first cousin fucker culture that they refuse to follow up on legitimate leads involving thousands of girls.
Thankfully the Crown has arranged things so that they can only chop people's heads off though.
Suuure it does.
Yes. Let's conflate the ability to work the system with having a just one.
But not all?
I though that I was the only one holding out for a zombie apocalypse.
The horror!!!! Women in 2021 might have to learn how a dick operates before letting one inside them. The level of retarded needed to get knocked up in 2021 demonstrates we need to turn all the abortion clinics into sterilization clinics ASAP.
Try decaffeinated tea or something.
What rapes, Robin? There were no convictions. Therefore no rapes. Or did you forget already? Or are those only the rules for counting in the UK? Or maybe when the perpetrators are Muslims?
And I'm pretty sure she can literally drive to the next state over.
My understanding is that open carry laws are useful to avoid false claims of brandishing. But you're correct: open carry is generally dumb and not knowing who is carrying means everyone could be carrying, which makes everyone safer.
There is a cap for US expats before they have to pay income taxes. I forget the number exactly, but I think it was $100,000 while I was in the UAE, BUT that didn't include the "free" housing and medical, ect. Plus they don't exactly send 1099's to the IRS.
Please do share more! What kinds of debates were going on about vaccinations in the seventies, what rights were lost then that it seems inconceivable to have now? What kind of racial/socio-economic/cultural norms existed then, which are simply utopian for us all now?
I already mentioned how *I* got to travel in July 2001 without the madness that is "security" in today's airports, but anyone born in the later eighties or nineties probably cannot even perceive the possibility of a relative escorting you right down to.tge plane's gate.
Similarly, your simple flu shot will soon be so frequent and mandatory that our children will not even conceive a life without them (oh, fine, that's not a given, but it's, what, at least 80% likely, given how billions of humans have chosen to behave this past year?)
Lemme guess Mark, back in the seventies kids could go to school without being vaccinated? They were ALLOWED to be taught sex ed with an abstinence option? What are these similar societal changes you went through in the seventies, which today's assaults on liberty feel oddly similar to? What is the "this" that you've been through before, in the seventies?
I know this is a point you have unintentionally made, but your historical references to the 1970's may help those of us in our thirties and forties understand how big this fight is, and how important it is to wake up as many millions as possible. Please do not shirk your responsibility here, to the future generations.
You folk in the US have a 2nd Amendment, but here in Aus there is no such thing, the last mass shooting years ago in Tasmania removed most firearms after a gun amnesty and buy back scheme, a plan I might add is being considered by the folk in Washington DC. So your AR-15 will be the first to go after Biden bypasses the congress and makes an executive decision, then will come concealable firearms and you will be like the rest of us with on open carry only for your cell phone.