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I get it, but I think muzzle loafers deserve an exception. I don’t care who you are, if you bring a muzzle loader to a fight you deserve to use it*.

*so long as it isn’t a track-mounted muzzle loader

Of course they wouldn’t allow an abortion, that was a future republican.

They basically handle counterfeit money cases, so people spending counterfeit money provided by this asshole would have been investigated by the secret service.

Does that mean he could have taken shots if he posted a no trespassing sign?

Skynet saw humanity as a threat to its existence, which was writing to generate an exciting story and blockbuster success. This timeline is different, imagine half of humanity helping Skynet.

Pneumonia and a MRSA infection, also suffered a stroke. I wonder if someone could weaponize MRSA, perhaps aerosolize it?

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Then how do you explain this documentary?

Guessing it’s not for the calendar year?

I’ll believe it when they release the source code, so for now I’d remain skeptical until it’s reproduced.

Many people do, but the whole point of the movie was that the prosecution didn’t go far enough to stop the original perpetrators. The whole point of the ending was that the entire law enforcement system came together to try to determine what it would take to stop one person, and when he tried to stop that he signed his own death warrant.

You mean after the infidelity and after the porn star scandal? Please. They pick the ideals they want to care about.

Yup, ordinarily it’s shoot to neutralize the threat. Looks like his shot saved the kids life.

The high tech toys deployed by NATO don’t rely on conventional artillery nearly to the extent it’s utilized in Ukraine, and it’s farcical to claim as much.

Artillery has been the focus of headlines because the military doctrine of Russia and Ukraine relies heavily upon its use. While conventional stockpiles of shells are depleted, it’s production will increase over time and will occur independent of additional military preparation. This is not the ammunition for the bulk of NATO forces.

NATO has an entire modern arsenal of weaponry that is incompatible with Ukraine’s weapons, waiting within arms reach. They’re in talks to acquire F-16s, which are considerably dated compared to the modern stealth fighters, not to mention the stocks of munitions. Ukraine received 31 Abrams tanks. The US alone has thousands, with large numbers considered for retirement due to their age. Not to mention the numbers of infantry fighting vehicles and crews that have trained on all of these systems for years, unlike the rushed training afforded by Ukrainian troops.

They’re already relying on mass conscription to fill their ranks, rapidly approaching the bottom of the barrel.

Russia is breaking things out of storage for their widespread conscripted force usage. They were getting their ass handed to them with NATOs leftovers, and somehow we’re supposed to believe NATO is in danger? The first gulf war demonstrated how Russian tech stacks up against trillions in military expenditure.

That’s strange, I could have sworn they were using a magic 8-ball.

Sounds about right, not many stores can stay in business without turning a profit. This article pretty much says the same thing.

https://www.chicagobusiness.com/equity/chicago-grocery-store-deserts-south-west-sides

Oh please Jesus let it be the Baltic fleet!

https://youtu.be/yzGqp3R4Mx4?si=4QOkmFG_vKoR0Il6

Medical debt is a part of the estate, makes sense the debts are paid from assets.