My meeting with my Assemblyman went well. I met him at his law office and discussed the deregulation or establishment of a permit system for buying explosives Destructive Devices. He was very professional and pretty frank regarding what could be accomplished.

While he offered to author a bill and introduce it, he also told me that without petitions or organizations backing the requests it wouldn't get past Vos. So he did me a solid and texted an law school buddy of his Tom Grieve (the same 2A lawruber) to see if he would be interested in getting involved in some way.

Contact your representatives, I fully expected to be told to go pound sand and not waste his time. You might be surprised.

We're Making Diesels Great Again!

>>510065106
There won't be any tarriffs once we annex your Godforsaken shithole. One day, your grandson will find your RCMP uniform in a trunk in the basement along with your stupid fucking maple leaf flag, and he'll ask "Grandpa, what's all this stuff?". You'll quickly close your old chest and say "It was a shameful time in our history, come now, its Trump-Liberation Day", and you'll all go to the town square for a festival where Donald Trump will stand in bronze.

And you'll all sing Proud to be an American.

>>509832379
I voted for this

I really hate how people misuse the World terms, they're a hanger on from the Cold War and people forget the importance of them.
>1st World
These were US (Western) aligned countries, they had the highest standard of living and were nominally capitalist.
>2nd World
Soviet (Eastern) aligned. They had a standard of living far greater than the third world but not quite to the level of the West. They were also a mish mash of Communist and various flavors of Socialists. They lost pretty hard.
>3rd World
Everyone else, which were fought over pretty intensely. Due to their indecision their neither side invested much into their infrastructure and it showed in their quality of life and political influence. Very few thirdies were ever left alone, its a misconception that they didn't choose a side, as many would switch sides or stop being relevant.

>>509546230
We skipped the fireworks display this year, but I set off a few (illegally! :O). It was my first as a Dad with the family, and I grilled beer brats and burgers for dinner. We had some extended family over and a neighbor, her step-nephew was over, and that poor 4 year old had never even played with whipper snappers and freaked out at my m1000's, while my 18 month wasn't fazed at all.

Dad's make 4th of July's special, I can't recommend it enough.

Goood awoofternoon frens! Happy 4th of July! How's threads today?

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