Alot of weapons laws, when one looks at them, are based on pure hysteria and nonsensical reasoning, and the silencer laws certainly are.

How the NFA ever got past the supreme court is a mystery to me since it clearly infringes on the 2A. It’s a bad law and it needs to go.

1. that site is horribly laid out, it breaks the entire story up with spam for it’s other stories that aren’t even related? Terrible.

2. Honestly i could care less if official D&D products used AI art, considering how little the art in the books matters. I’d honestly prefer if they were more like some other RPG’s books and had less art and more text.

3. I will say this: i’ve been on a binge of reading old dragon and dungeon magazine issues, and even AI art is better than the art that people endured for much of the 1980’s and early 1990’s.

yeah it’s 100% just a murder. probably she thinks by saying it’s an “accident” she can either skate or get a manslaughter conviction instead of murder.

I mean to be fair assault and public intox are about what i’d expect out of most military vets. It isn’t like the VA’s giving them good mental health assistance after they return home.

Yahoo, too, is still out there and pumping out news stories and such.

That’s my thought as well, these shots are not going to be tuned for the variants we face today but the variants we faced months ago.

hey now don’t insult tabloids like that!

I think a lot of people have never met people actually from WVa, but I have - i have lived near the state my entire life. There is no one more ignorant, backwards, than the average West Virginian. They simply do not care: about the future, about what anyone thinks of them, about repercussions for their actions.

It’s really hard to believe if you haven’t experienced it first hand.

Anyone who feels differently or does not fit in - leaves as soon as they are able to, because literally anywhere else is likely to have more opportunities for actual job growth and careers.

Our tax dollars: At Work. This litigation’s costing a fortune and basically comes down to a technical detail of the wording of a requirement in the law.

You’d think the government would have better things to spend it’s time and resources on than this.

Be interesting to see if they can sort it out prior to landing or what

It’s always crazy to me that someone would risk so many people like that - poison doesn’t care who it kills, and anyone from postal workers to mail sorters to trump’s secretary could have gotten seriously injured or killed. Just crazy irresponsible and dangerous.

People always focus on governors but there’s a lot of state legislatures that are just absolutely full of wing-nuts.

It is always really interesting when a system like that fails, and Im curious to see what they come up with as an explanation for why.

I can’t even get 10 people to show up for a birthday party, but they can organize 20+ for a robbery. Feels bad.

There had to be a way to resolve this without someone dying, not that the FBI gives a damn, of course.

very nice! should keep it safe for years to come.

You just never know what kind of random nuts you’re gonna run into in public, that’s for sure.

or we could expect journalists to focus on stories that matter instead of this celebrity gossip crap?

There’s lots of things like that out there if you look for them. The media’s always deciding what we should and should not care about.

I would say more so that the age of the “rockstar” serial killer is basically done, and that now their just background static.

Like the portland serial killer ( https://kobi5.com/news/deaths-of-4-women-around-portland-now-believed-to-be-connected-212201/ ) - he’s gonna be forgotten in a few months.