“I doubt you’re correct on your one-year statement”

Some RWNJ was ranting about this on the radio this morning. All I could do is wonder if they understand that the people doing the killing are the bad guys in this movie

Ok so it’s not just me then, good to know. I thought, and commented, the same thing

Dan Snyder: The Poochie of face-punching

“In a nice change of pace, he was charged of beating someone WITH his girlfriend, and not beating the girlfriend”

This. I always want to ask, “Ok, for the sake of argument, it’s a mental health issue . Exactly what is your side doing to address these mental health issues?”

All that plus plenty of “support the troops” and “blue lives matter” idiots are also on about how they need guns to “stop government tyranny.” Who do these fucking yahoo’s think would be enforcing said tyranny?

Damn that’s awesome! I want to make it my screensaver

Still in the packaging as I recall, in an open-carry state

“Walmart/Sam’s should absolutely rescind that policy”

“which have had to pre-fund since the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974"

“migrants working at major plants like this usually use stolen documents”

“(which operates at a loss)”

I have/will never under the whole “proud to be an American” thing from people born here (possibly excluding vets)

Exactly. So you can’t just say that the private sector *always* works better than government (as right-wingers are wont to do) when here’s an example of the private sector leveraging government to do something that would be cost-prohibitive for them to do themselves

Per The Wall Street Journal: “For FedEx alone, the post office delivers an average of 2.2 million packages a day, or about 30% of the express-mail company’s total U.S. ground segment. UPS won’t specify how much of its shipments go through the post office, but a regulatory filing indicates those types of lightweight…

It’s a pretty well know fact that UPS and FedEx do this, although we don’t know how much of it is done by USPS because they (UPS/FedEx) won’t release the numbers. This isn’t some new thing, been going on since at least 2012 as far as I’m seeing

Non sequitur much?

I just threw up in my mouth a little bit...

“And we are talking about the industry that practically pioneered the notion of letting people die and paying the law suits can be cheaper than fixing the problem”