Neither is the argument that if you ban them people will not because it is too hard.

It is, in fact, a lot easier to do in the US because machine tools are easy to purchase here. Better still we have cheap power with which to run them and easy access to sources of knowledge that provide us info on how to use them well.

Also, a Quaalude is used only for pleasure. Firearms are used in competitive sports, hunting, self-defense, and national defense.

An irony, you are quoting a line from a dystopian graphic novella where the anti-hero is fighting a government that has taken the right to keep and bear arms from everyone but the government and have then used that control to become an absolute dictatorship. Which, I should point out, is one of the reasons we have the…

Keep in mind that even if you repeal the 2nd amendment at the Federal level all that does is transfer the power down the line to the states, which I believe also all have constitutional protection for arms ownership. That means fifty more constitutions to amend.

Stay with me because this will blow your mind and go against every one of your carefully tended moral fibers, Let us instead figure out the real reason that shit like this happens and deal with the cause instead of blaming the tools. Because no matter how many laws you pass to make the tools illegal or control…

Stay with me because this will blow your mind and go against every one of your carefully tended moral fibers, Let us instead figure out the real reason that shit like this happens and deal with the cause instead of blaming the tools. Because no matter how many laws you pass to make the tools illegal or control…

Stay with me because this will blow your mind and go against every one of your carefully tended moral fibers, Let us instead figure out the real reason that shit like this happens and deal with the cause instead of blaming the tools. Because no matter how many laws you pass to make the tools illegal or control them,…

Alright, let us do that, you need a two-thirds majority of both houses and three-fourths of the states have to ratify. Odds of that happening, well, how do you feel about being struck by lightning constantly for thirty or forty years.

By your stretch of the definition most if not all activist groups, political parties, religions, and places of higher education are also terrorist organizations. Would you like to reconsider or do you want to double down and start doing your citizen’s arrests of every politician right now?

YES! Now I can have as much fun Wrenching as Driving!

I wonder if Ol’Musky will be able to get over his ego and let China’s hand-picked Local Communist party control bureau disguised as a business be halfsies with him like the other people who have had to choke on that to build factories and run other businesses in China.

To be fair, there is a hell of a lot of corruption too.

The ACA had, has for that matter, critical flaws that were self-defeating. Some of them were fixable, with a sufficient expenditure of taxpayer money to constantly patch up the poor fiscal planning involved. Others would require a massive overhaul of how we allow our medical industries to do business.

Both are still better than Dr. Oz.

I have always been quite bothered by the American System of self-certifying medical professionals.

Someone has got to ask this. Would you even be allowed to sell these things in the US given our safety laws?

Just imagine what it is like being inside one for the duration of an intercontinental mission!

Once upon a time, the Airforce had plans to do just that. They also thought about using them as air launch platforms for ICBMs

This is what happens to aircraft that cost too much to maintain, don’t offer tactical and strategic flexibility, and have no spare room left over for development. That may be a bit harsh on the B-1 though. I suspect its fate is more weighted by small production numbers than lack of flexibility and cost of maintenance.