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Virtue signalinging on Raoul's part. They're illegal here regardless if they are legal or not nationally.

Can I send you a coffee or something?

I spent like 5 minutes wondering why Mauser didn't start a post for today's legislative update... thinking today was the 30th. More coffee is needed.

Please explain that one to me. You act as if his supporters care about due process or the Constitution in general.

Are there mods, add-ons, and plugins for the forum software that would allow customization and optimization of the core software? I'd be willing to bet there is a plethora or mods or add-ons available.

I lurk quite a bit, just don't reply as often. Two eyes, one mouth... so to speak. I come here for intellectual conversation. If I want to waste time and troll, that's what Facebook is for. But there is no denying that traditional forums such as this are dying in general. That's a sad trend because most social media isn't about the sharing of information like this and most traditional BB-type forums are. It'd be great if IC could integrate into an existing popular platform, but platforms like FB, Gab, X, etc... simply aren't set up for organizing and sharing of info in an organized manner. Even if traffic is dropping off, it's quality over quantity.

Legality aside, you really don't want a laser sight. It will ruin your fundamentals and slow down your target acquisition.

Just thinking aloud but maybe let them stand IF there are current lawsuits pending.

Some others you may want to add or maybe I missed in the list, Chairez 2018, Johnson 2020, Webb 2019,

From what I have heard, Brenzinger is the most reasonable.

How can the ISP justify that removing firearms from their jurisdiction is not satisfactory? They have no control of what you do once you cross state lines. All their infringements end at the border.

I avoid public spaces because people are generally jerks.

Take HIM, not take the tax payers...

Todd, I have printed this and will keep it in my classroom for the next few weeks. Hopefully, i can add a few signatures before mailing it back.