I think this president will end up accidentally motivating the country, kind of like the 9/11 attackers. People may hate each other but in the end they will hate him more. Even those trying to continually support him now will drop away eventually. I mean come on, he is making Bush look fantastic.

Judging by the table up top it depends on your insurance that you choose.

That’s exactly why I think situational awareness needs to be covered more in depth. My cousin, an ex marine door knocker, decided not to pull the trigger on a man(the other officers wanted him to) because he was able to better assess the situation than the standard officer that had minimal training. He knew what a…

It mainly relates to still kicking while having any bad habits. I also smoke the occasional cigar, love old Ford trucks and I’m currently going through Military Entrance Processing. However, with family history, I don’t foresee myself making it to 110. My life insurance would pay out at 100 though, so there’s that.

That was my thought. He is a 110 year old war veteran that smokes a cigar while driving his 70's Ford pickup. I could only dream of being like him at any age. I remember our truck of that vintage, it was a bit of a hoss to drive at times.

I understand everything that you said. However I don’t agree with your conclusion. I believe better firearms training and situational awareness need to be covered in depth.

Yes, because the solution to a situation like that is to draw your guns. Totally don’t need to be sensitive about it at all.

I think he is a man that genuinely loves his country and sees what it could be if we worked together for a better future. I wouldn’t be surprised if it genuinely hurts him to see someone like Donald take the helm.

I don’t know about new cars honestly, I’m too cheap to buy one. My XJ does, and my mom’s focus as well as a friend’s Rendezvous. However those cars ar all over a decade old.

Wait, really? That seems very unlike them. How do they not have some Kim Jong unit of measurement?

‘Murica! Or maybe Myanmar or Liberia!

I understand that. I think countries like this have tried to become a little stricter. Places like India are even starting to try somewhat.

I think saving money on safety items would actually cost them money. The ones most easily removed are required there too.

You know, I need to ride in more newer vehicles(probably buy one too). I never noticed that they don’t have the dual speed thing anymore. Literally every car I’ve owned and consistently driven has had it.

You’re basically right on all parts. In my state the same inspection applies for vehicles bought in certain others states too I believe. One thing we don’t have is national uniformity.

One has to. Love the more finicky bits of car registration. Here if I were to build a car by hand I have to have an officer sign off on it saying it is safe, give that paper to the DMV, pay a fee and I get a VIN, if the officer is cool it’s all good, it’s normally all good.

At least your rules are written in stone a bit more than ours. Pickup truck and trailer dangerously overloaded and squatting to the ground? Carry on fine sir. License plate light flicker out? Better be ready to be surrounded by two or three police cars on a Saturday night, maybe leading to a search.

That’s the law I was thinking of. I know some places over here have it but was unsure if you do there with the more widespread inspections.

I just thought there may be some inspection something like that wouldn’t pass. Also I live in one the freest states in the US and I’m not sure if the tank think would fly. They aren’t fans of metal treads on the streets and roadways.

Is something like that legal over there?