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Mine took I think over 6 months, but less than I year if I recall. But this was a while ago, over 10 years ago I think.

They can try, but they haven't outlawed encryption quite yet. The LEO higher ups in NYC wanted to do so desperately to get into phones, but they're basically Nazis who want full access to everyone's shit and think that's the best method of policing is via a police state. Not going to happen...

I say let the ivory tower burn. I love learning and bettering myself. None of that requires a college. (In fact, I'm the only person walks the gym with a book in hand.) Professors are largely overrated and overpaid for what they can offer you that you cannot find on the pages of a book...

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So I did this radical thing, and I read the article. (Not that you didn't, just saying in totality of how these things typically go.) I agree they don't get it. They want to suggest really specific things as if this was the sims, but they're failing to back off and remember the macro. 1. I...

I bet if we ask really nicely they'll let us take a breath every 10 seconds.

So, they are advising you leave your keys in an easy to reach area, so the criminal can come and collect them? Would the top of the steps work? Asking for a friend.

tbh it sounds like Ann Coulter shit from the left. Hyperbolic bullshit to sell books. Just ignore it.

I'll admit this is an ad hominem, but when I saw this I read all I need to read about this for now. If I had a free copy I'd consider the argument, but I'm not putting money into this.

Wait, how is tire dumping "environmental racism." Is it because they're black? Would this article read the same if the tires were white-walled?

My only goal is to spend the least amount of tax dollars possible with regard to these people. If the cost to track them down is higher than the cost to promote good behavior, then I'm on board with that option if it results in a net savings to tax payers. If the cost was the same, then it...

I don't even understand what point you're trying to make. Because to me it just sounds like you're making an ad hominem and we're not looking at how to find a practical solution to this problem. I want the animals to behave. If I can get them to behave on the cheap to my wallet, so the better...

Personally, I don't want to give a penny to these people either. I get it. We don't owe them anything, seeing as they're the offender here. But, you know what I value more than not giving them money? Keeping society safe and productive. Bringing in more taxes through productive people than...

Because academia makes the mistake of believing the human race is above animals.

Then I would do it like this. If you stay out of prison for two years, we will give you $2600, tax free. Done. In fact, up it. $5000 if you stay out of prison for at least two years, if you're a first time offender and you manage to hold a productive job for at least 12 months during that...

I'm not opposed to this, but on the grounds: 1) They work for it. 2) It is conditional. If they fail to stay out of prison for at least two years after, they will be on the hook to pay back every penny through labor or garnished wages in the future. Lets reward good behavior only.

So she stole 7.8 million?

The problem is people will always throw out the argument that "if we don't do it, someone else will." And that is true, to a degree. It's a race that can't really be stopped, unless we're willing to go to war against anyone that touches the stuff. Unless we are willing to say that anyone...

So let me get this straight. You're telling me the police are incapable of preventing crime, and aren't even a deterrent any longer? If only people have a way to protect themselves...

Just because someone is on drugs does not mean they get a pass for breaking the law. There are two separate things. The government has no business giving permission regarding our bodies, period. It is not their domain. If I want to poison myself, that is my choice to do so.

I don't think they should recriminalize drug use. What we do with our bodies is of no concern of the state. It is a control issue, first and foremost. They should absolutely uphold existing laws when people break them, which would, in turn, lock up those who cannot control themselves. If you...

If they try to imprison people in this state in such a fashion, they will soon find themselves sealed up with a wild animal. You can only prod the beast so much. That is all.

What will happen contracting companies will merely incorporate in other places of the world, and Americans will contract through them. Then they'll be the third party face for contracting those people out to Americans again. There will just be a middle-man outside the states is all. It will...

Shit, I didn't even realize the ATF setup that honeypot till you pointed out it existed. Nice try, guys.

I'm curious how they would make other states comply and keep records for this? Especially considering other states consider, and rightfully so, that the laws in this state violate the constitution. So they're effectively trying to say to other states "Hey, help us enforce a policy which is...

This is what we need. Not just "The state or locals won't help you enforce this." It needs to be "The state or local gov will ACTIVELY oppose you enforcing this." Make constitutional violations illegal again.

This is a gross over exaggeration of testosterone levels in either direction. You'd have to be injecting testosterone to get over 900 ng/dl.

It's a miracle he didn't shoot himself by accident in the adrenaline filled stupor he was in.

Why would I want to immigrate to a more socialist country?

Enforcement is endorsement. Let us never forget this.

So he didn't do anything the constitution doesn't allow. Got it.

I don't want to hear a god damn peep from anyone about "why" mental health is failing us regarding mass shootings. Not a damn word. If you make people social pariahs for simply needing help, they will never reach out for help. If you demonize them for wanting help, they won't seek it out. If...

I didn't forget.

Looked over the polls this morning. It's not so much that Trump is looking more popular than four years ago that stands out. To me, what stands out like a sore thumb is that Biden's approval is FAR lower. Biden had a few things going in 2020. Namely: COVID scared people, and they saw the lack...

It's very telling when a government doesn't trust their own citizens to protect themselves with firearms, yet will ask them to die in a foreign country with them in their hands for the collective benefit of society.

Oh, so it's like a reset trigger? Also, where is that heavy breathing coming from?

You'd be too, if you were Kermit the frog.

Shit. I guess it's that time, huh?

I lift 5 days a week (60-90 minutes each time), take 10k steps a day, and jog 2-3 times a week.

I haven't heard of Waximaze before, although to be honest I'd rather just eat some shredded wheat and nuts along with the protein shake. But whatever works. It also seems like an expensive carb source imo.

So, if we get a conservative governor, I guess it's no problem to have a $347 mill budget for how to dismantle anti-gun bullshit and help promote gun ownership, then? Oh, and let's throw a little more in for prosecuting those who created and enforced such unconstitutional policies.

Why are we even having this discussion? You know how many people aren't diagnosed with anything yet are dumb as a bag of hammers? I wouldn't want those idiots running a drive-through, let alone working at the FAA. Many people don't have their shit together, period.

After taxes, about two loaves of bread.

LibertySnake - 2024. I'll even run Harris as my running mate, since someone has to be good on their knees to win.

Sams has it on sale for $22 for a 24oz container. I think the sale is still going on. Vital Proteins brand.

Why does anyone have to secure anything? How about we just pay them less fucking taxes and build shit ourselves rather than beg for fucking handouts? That sounds like a better idea to me.