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G19, with a few additions. Cheaper to repair & easier to fit parts. Really the largest accessory market of any firearm currently made. Boringly reliable.

Press guy states that the security guy was protecting him. Again, both were dumb and one paid with his life. He still looks like more of an aggressor than the shooter. Note that he’s the most active participant in the overall situation next to the dude in the black guns matter (cool shirt) shirt. N...

He did slap him and try to retreat. Observed and understood; however, he failed to appreciate the seriousness with which the other side (in the person of Dolloff) viewed potential interactions at the event. Here's the deal, having worked more than my fair share of emotional public events- if you're...

All kinds of stupid, throughout. If you're making a public statement, don't make it hard to tell you (Mr. Goodguy Niceneighbor) from Thugly Moron. Dress conservatively. If someone without a badge attempts to disarm you (and why is your tickler out there to attract attention, unless you are, eh, attr...

Full photo sequence:
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If we had more accurate numbers, then mitigation strategies might become more useful than hitting the problem with the proverbial sledgehammer. That's a bit of a false premise- masking, distancing and handwashing are not "sledgehammers" by any means(although, as with all human endeavors, ...

Well my daughter was literally just notified that a Child in my Grand daughters school has tested positive for Covid. All the kids in that fifth grade class are now quarantined to stay home. My grand daughter is in kindergarten. All the kids are required to wear masks all day long and there are onl...

Why is that nobody seems to answer question/apology posed, do you support lowering the speed limit significantly to mitigate the risk of people dying in car accidents? You can’t just pick and choose your definition of risk mitigation and what level is appropriate as well as who gets to decide. Poin...

Honestly, most of these arguments are based in lack of knowledge, and are obviously invalid, when placed in a correlation: Abstinence is the only 100% effective birth control. Most people will not remain abstinent. Condoms are ~99% effective. Should they not be used because they are not 100%? How a...

So what happens with those virus particles that collect and soak up into that mask that is then constantly played with and touched by every person I ever see in public wearing them? They leave the store, reach up and touch them as they take them off and stick them in a pocket or purse. Then they us...

...but I realize the irony of using a chain link fence to stop flies from coming in the house. I've seen this several places, stated by different people, and I'm not sure where the source is, but its another painfully flawed analogy. Viral particles are suspended, aerosolized in solution. We don't ...

If we had more accurate numbers, then mitigation strategies might become more useful than hitting the problem with the proverbial sledgehammer. That's a bit of a false premise- masking, distancing and handwashing are not "sledgehammers" by any means(although, as with all human endeavors, ...

Praying for healing and a quick recovery!

I don't think Pope Benedict was expected to be a long lived Pope. My understanding is that after a very long lived, and well liked Pope such as JPII the tendency is to elect a Pope that is expected to be a short timer. It's hard for a Pope to follow someone like JPII. But I believe Pope Benedict ha...

It is cool they have treatments like that if they work. I just have to wonder if any of us would get the opportunity to try that if needed. I am not sure the insurance would even cover it due to it being "experimental". I sure wish I were a billionaire. You could have access through the E...