Not necessarily illegally.  Probably found a local person for a private sale.  Such peer to peer transactions are completely legal in much of the United States and do not require filling out form 4473 or have a background check.

here’s a crazy idea, don’t give them guns. if things get out of hand, just let the ppl go. you already know who they are you can snatch them up later

So uh, how do you suggest we just make over 300 millions guns magically disappear? Pandora’s box is wide open. 

Introducing the cleaner, more environmentally and scatalogically friendly 2023 Dodge Durango Heckcat with 709 HP.

Unfortunately for the claimants, a PR statement isn’t a binding contract.

Right? I feel like I’m missing something, but maybe it actually is just spoiled ass rich people.

I rarely side with automakers or dealers, but damn these owners suck and just need to deal with it. This is literally how every consumer product works. Unless there was a contract or documentation stating these would never be made again... too fucking bad? This is what you get for overpaying for stupid vehicles.

I never believe a cop narrative, so I can’t speak to whether this dude pulled a gun or not. But he WAS driving around with a gun on his hip, and cops are very well known to kill people who are completely unarmed.

“Jimmy Kimmel would not let anyone in the audience or watching from home forget Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars last year.”

Relax, Jezebel isn’t currently hiring.

Some of you really need to lighten the fuck up.

This is some hardcore “paranoid dad” or “virgin zoomer who lives on Twitter” bullshit you’re pushing mate.

He’ll be quick to blame it on Rio

As someone who was a real nerd as a teenager (and afterward), I say lighten up.

You should try watching to the end of a movie every now and again.  Turns out nearly all of the time, the protagonist learns a valuable lesson about being yourself

Current estimates say that electric passenger planes will start hitting the market in 2028 and regional routes like LA-SF are the routes that these will fly first. This could put a dent in the “train is more environmentally friendly”
argument.   

A common theme of many of the films that have taken top awards only to be scrutinized anew with the gift of hindsight is the “white savior” narrative.

So tax poor in their combustion cars to pay for a pet project that won’t be done for a decade at best and will benefit them very little. How regressively progressive.

If you want a good topic for an article, how about, why is infrastructure so expensive in this country? It’s not just California High-Speed Rail, and it’s not just California.

As it turns out, overregulation and placating every last environmental group might actually end up making more environmentally-friendly development prohibitively expensive.