Larger holes than what? A handgun? Obviously.

You’re damn right about guns being a symbol of power and freedom.
Look at Venezuela

The two shooters should have been expelled long before this happened. There’s a lot of reporting on this but it’s not being covered nationally and local MSM is handling it with kid gloves. They threatened other kids...would come up behind a kid and whisper “Don’t come to school tomorrow”....”When I drop my pencil I’m…

“I don’t understand why so many idiots (veterans and non-veterans) have this desire to possess military grade weaponry.”

I feel like you have to be extremely ignorant of history (and current events) to not understand this desire.

“the ability of people like the two shooters to obtain guns are precisely what the NRA enables.”

Uhh, under the “Lax gun laws” you’re speaking of, which you obviously have no clue about, those shooters couldn’t have gotten the guns they did. They broke numerous laws, including STEALING the guns from a locked safe by…

Because that lacks due process. If they shouldn’t be on an airplane, charge them with a crime and prosecute them. Innocent people get put on the no fly list because there is no oversight.

That’s a beautiful XJ.  I say one of the local clubs buys it up and makes it a functioning tribute ride.

Quit blaming the guns, the gun owners and groups for gun owners. The kid could have killed someone with his bare hands, he could have uses a knife, a car, or a hammer. It doesn’t matter about the weapon, some may be more effective than others, but it starts with the person who is crazy enough to kill Castillo in the…

I agree on how tasteful his XJ is.

We live in a society where we give a Presidential Medal of Freedom to a golfer, give the Arthur Ashe Courage award to an ex athlete who had a sex change, and applaud an NFL player who took a knee and politely call them “heroic”.

Because (edit: some) people think their political agenda is more important to them than placing blame where it rightfully belongs.

Why is the NRA always blamed for crimes their members don’t commit? These students know guns aren’t the problem. That’s why they walked out of a “vigil” that was actually a gun control rally and chanted “mental health, mental health” as they walked out.

The kid didn’t have access to guns. He STOLE them from a locked safe by prying it open using a crowbar and an ax.

He broke so many laws before the first shot was ever even fired.

This is the spirit of the car community that I love.  It makes the car community a great family.

Even more-so, show up in something OTHER than a jeep! They will talk to you about jeeps. They will talk about mods, and they will entertain even the stupidest questions. This is a reason I love owning a wrangler

Reminds me of the 84-year old guy whose yellow car was vandalized because his neighbors thought it was an eyesore, so an ENTIRE GODDAM ARMY of yellow cars descended on his town in support!

I have goosebumps. 

I got done reading this and just let out a sigh.

People love to hate on the Jeep (especially wrangler) demographic for being Mall Crawlers, Posers, small-dick havers, Bros, small-brained dumbasses, Crossfit douches, never-take-your-rig-off-pavement princesses, etc etc etc.

I dunno, man; you can get one un-restored for $1k - $1.5k easy.  It’ll need some work, but still, you could have a good driver Mustang for under $15k.