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I'd rather not be a "civilian"

Rest easy, Sam.

You go to buy a gun, and your bank silently flags it. Why? Your purchase gets coded as "firearm," creating a paper trail your anti-gun bank or payment processor can use to report you as "suspicious," no crime required. Thankfully the Protecting Privacy in Purchases Act is back on the docket this week after being stalled all month. This bill would prohibit the use of merchant category codes to distinguish firearm dealers from other retailers, protecting the privacy rights of gun owners nationwide. Call your reps at 202-225-3121 and urge them to pass this important piece of legislation!

@DieselDennis03 @pernixguns @IanCarrollShow @FenixAmmunition Because in their conversation there is only one expert on ammunition. That was the obvious point being made.

@pernixguns @IanCarrollShow @FenixAmmunition I’m not sure he’s claiming to be either. But why would that matter anyway?

This former green beret became a whore for dollars and, like you, will say anything for money. It's really sad he threw his reputation in the trash for you, actually. He had some real accomplishments in his life. (Something you don't, other than being on Rogan's show. That's the only reason you *exist*, really: you're a function of Joe Rogan's charity.) In any case, simply being a green beret doesn't make you an expert on ammunition or even a good person. In my ten years in the industry I've personally trained with at least two dozen or more green berets, MARSOC, Deltas, CIA special activies division, literally every branch and every specialty within the branches. Most of them were very sharp, serious dudes who were great to be around, interesting to learn from, insightful, and impressively trained in every sense. Some were total douchebags and while they were excellent shooters they were also terrible instructors and I couldn't wait to get the fuck away from them. A few were somewhere in between. Bottom line is this - military experience is an "appeal to authority" that isn't always valid. The public writ large but especially the gun community is catching on to this for a variety of different reasons and it just doesn't really even matter in this case. His career was to be a good soldier; my career is to make the most perfect ammunition possible. I am narrow focused, he is broadly focused. I am expected and demanded to know more about this than he does. I have studied it exclusively for a decade. Unfortunately for both of you the more bullshit you spew the more epic the crash out is going to be; the real tragedy is how many people you conned along the way. I hope you invested your earnings wisely.

@brandonjcarmody @HouseGOP If you think 2A has a fucking thing to do with hunting then you are most certainly profoundly retarded.

@HouseGOP You don’t need weapons of war to hunt for deer and elk or home defense you traitors.

The right to keep and bear arms is not up for negotiation.

@Zipmongous @SkipDiddlyWhoop @lostmyliberal @naryamie9 @nikolaivsevolod @reddit_lies That's why they're against it, they wrap it up in personal privacy as if their spouse is J. Edgar Hoover or something but it just comes down to what you said.

@SkipDiddlyWhoop @086Very @lostmyliberal @naryamie9 @nikolaivsevolod @reddit_lies It also can let you know if something shady happened though

No, it's actually really normal to do in healthy relationships.

@DreLilMountain @SurgicalAx3 @reddit_lies People don't intentionally leave their phone random places and if it ceases sharing once it can be an anomaly but repeated occurrence is a pattern. So the sharing in this instance told on her, not directly by giving her location but that something was off.

@SurgicalAx3 @reddit_lies I mean if she is she'll probably leave her phone somewhere else or make an excuse as to why it wasn't sharing... But at that point the problem is deeper than sharing locations will fix

@lostmyliberal @naryamie9 @nikolaivsevolod @reddit_lies So her husband and children know where she is and where to find her? She literally told you with "for my husband and children."

@naryamie9 @nikolaivsevolod @reddit_lies Why?

@lordisms @olesoul57_2 In most cases they tolerate it because they have impotent leadership that takes orders from somehow more impotent elected officials. Even if they bust it up. The judges always just give a slap on the wrist.

@olesoul57_2 Where the fuck are the police ? This event should’ve been shut down hours prior lol

Y’all done made me side with Karen 😮‍💨🙏🏾

@ArktikUtka @PunishedDraxx @Docquistador That's not the trail rotor.

@PunishedDraxx @Docquistador No way it wouldn’t have broken off if it was the tail rotor right?

Im no pilot but I dont think this is good for the helicopter

@PunishedDraxx @Docquistador That's the tail skid it's is there for this type incident specifically.

@Docquistador TO BE FAIR, seems like thats from the yellow probe on the tail, not the stabilizing rotor.

@Docquistador I mean it's not ideal to ever have it make contact but that is what the tail skid is there for. It protects against minor tail strikes and keeps the tail rotor from hitting the ground causing a catastrophic failure. The Huey is a tough ole girl.

@jerrycurld Jerry:

If any of the like 30 GCs I’m in ever leaked, this would be me on the documentary they make about it “At first it was just for the memes, but then it got Out of hand…”

@BlindOwl42 @moonraker_yes @IanCarrollShow @angertab In muscle. It only simulates muscle. Human bodies even exceptionally fit ones are not solid monolithic blocks of muscle.

@moonraker_yes @IanCarrollShow @angertab I wonder why the FBI uses ballistics gelatin to study bullet dynamics? They must be stupid.

Ian, after you supported the explosive mic theory, clearly math is not your thing. It's also clear that reading comprehension for you is also tough. First, projectiles fired from a rifle do not travel perfect, they in fact have a slight wobble in flight. Additionally, the angle of deflection in the terminal phase is dependent upon the angle of entry. This is further amplified due to the angle of the target in relation to the angle of trajectory. In this example, you have a projectile that had about a 10 degree flight path in relation to the target. This target (CK's neck) amplifies that angle. Resistance on the upper half of this causes the bottom half to drop and yaw. That yawing is amplified as it passes through different density tissues. Once it hit the bone, the projectile likely fragmented (as shown in the court docs). The fragmented projectile would then likely travel up and down the C-spine. Not one thing you have said is backed by science or the basics of terminal ballisistics. These are all things you would have learned had you attempted to study the subject that you are so vocal about.

@adammocklerr Police departments cooking the stats due to pressure from above is not a new concept. You can make crime look lower if cops don't arrest, downgrade the crimes they do arrest for, and opt for citations whenever possible. It's not a new concept.

You will never see this on Fox News.

Unpopular opinion. Gun culture is so wildly insufferable. Men with tiny d!cks make guns their entire personality because they will never be as interesting as a Glock or an AR. Pathetic.

@VBStrong_67 @RachelT1722 At best they have 20 to 25 combat ready tanks at most at any given time. That's not exactly "mighty."

@RachelT1722 "Mighty" England? You have an island about the size of Michigan, with a GDP of Mississippi

You're 250 years old? That's cute, mighty England will be 1,099 years old on the 12th July 🥴

@wanderfall9 Happy 4th

Happy 250th birthday, America! Let freedom ring! ❤️🇺🇸

@MrLeadslinger Lol but OF whores can post themselves getting dicked and nothing happens. Wtf

Happy Independence Day 250! Had to crop the butt out because of Twitter rules so use your imagination. Oh yeah, we’re going to win!