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- Pot or Coke
- What song do you never want to hear again?: Acoustic anything
- Barsuk or Fantagraphics
- What do you like to read when you poop?: yea
- Elliott Bay or Amazon
Cascadian Bacon is eagerly awaiting the end of civilization .
9:30 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on Holder Signed Off on Warrant to Seize Fox News Reporter's Personal E-Mails.
Cascadian Bacon commented on Holder Signed Off on Warrant to Seize Fox News Reporter's Personal E-Mails.
They should hang Holder for treason, but whatcha bet that even if he does face charges Barak Hussein Obama pardons his stank ass.
I am so glad corrupt Chicago politics made its way to the White House.
Change indeed.
I am so glad corrupt Chicago politics made its way to the White House.
Change indeed.
7:38 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on An I-5 Bridge Over the Skagit River Has Collapsed.
Cascadian Bacon commented on An I-5 Bridge Over the Skagit River Has Collapsed.
Oh shi...
Infrastructure fails why we spend our money on foreign wars, social entitlements and bank bailouts.
Infrastructure fails why we spend our money on foreign wars, social entitlements and bank bailouts.
7:12 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on Yet Another Example of Oppressive Government Regulations Destroying Free Enterprise.
Cascadian Bacon commented on Yet Another Example of Oppressive Government Regulations Destroying Free Enterprise.
@18
Alcoholism
Alcoholism
5:28 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on Obama Administration Admits the US Has Used Drones to Kill Its Citizens.
Cascadian Bacon commented on Obama Administration Admits the US Has Used Drones to Kill Its Citizens.
@28
There is this little thing called Due Process of Law.
There is this little thing called Due Process of Law.
5:21 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on Yet Another Example of Oppressive Government Regulations Destroying Free Enterprise.
I am all for letting people in New Jersey drink as much rubbing alcohol as they please.
Also it looks like the nanny state also fails at addressing the core problem.
Cascadian Bacon commented on Yet Another Example of Oppressive Government Regulations Destroying Free Enterprise.
I am all for letting people in New Jersey drink as much rubbing alcohol as they please.
Also it looks like the nanny state also fails at addressing the core problem.
5:21 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on Spotted on a Window.
Cascadian Bacon commented on Spotted on a Window.
Hasn't the Hill always been full of white hipsters?
5:13 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on 10-Year-Old Girl Accidentally Shot Dead by 14-Year-Old Boy.
How was someone shot in Queens? Guns are banned within the fiefdom of nanny Bloomberg?
Also how could any of these kids have guns? We have laws against minors in possession of a firearm.
I guess the only option will be to forcibly strip the rights of over 150,000,000 lawful firearms owners. (that is 150 Million for the mathematically challenged)
For the children!
Let me know how that goes.
Cascadian Bacon commented on 10-Year-Old Girl Accidentally Shot Dead by 14-Year-Old Boy.
How was someone shot in Queens? Guns are banned within the fiefdom of nanny Bloomberg?
Also how could any of these kids have guns? We have laws against minors in possession of a firearm.
I guess the only option will be to forcibly strip the rights of over 150,000,000 lawful firearms owners. (that is 150 Million for the mathematically challenged)
For the children!
Let me know how that goes.
3:48 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on Kids Shoot the Darndest Things.
@50
Good advice; however guns can still be fired with a trigger lock, a safer way to secure a fire arm is to get a lock that goes through the action of the firearm, by law all new firearms now ship with a lock, usually an action lock or they have an internal lock built in. A lock that goes through action forces you to remove the magazine and expose the chamber, thereby removing any potential cartridge from the chamber and preventing the bolt from being in battery. Personally I feel that a locker or better yet a safe is the best option, and of course all firearms should be stored unloaded.
Cascadian Bacon commented on Kids Shoot the Darndest Things.
@50
Good advice; however guns can still be fired with a trigger lock, a safer way to secure a fire arm is to get a lock that goes through the action of the firearm, by law all new firearms now ship with a lock, usually an action lock or they have an internal lock built in. A lock that goes through action forces you to remove the magazine and expose the chamber, thereby removing any potential cartridge from the chamber and preventing the bolt from being in battery. Personally I feel that a locker or better yet a safe is the best option, and of course all firearms should be stored unloaded.
3:41 PM yesterday
Cascadian Bacon commented on Kids Shoot the Darndest Things.
Cascadian Bacon commented on Kids Shoot the Darndest Things.
@46
David I agree that simply owning a gun does nothing for one’s safety, most of the firearms community would also agree. A firearm in and of itself does nothing to ward off evil, it is inanimate object. Owning a firearm should also coupled with training, a tool that you do not know how to use is not useful.
The "gun culture" you seek to eliminate are the people that are pushing safety and training on firearms owners. They’re your safety instructors, Range officers, our weapons trainers, your responsible gun dealers, hunters and competition shooters. These are people who are pushing both themselves and others to become more proficient at their chosen martial art. We are seeking to expand a fires culture of safety and responsibility, to teach people how to use the pistol they keep for self-defense but have never taken to a range.
A gun that someone owns but cannot effectively operate is a liability, teaching them how to safely use the gun turns it into an asset.
David I agree that simply owning a gun does nothing for one’s safety, most of the firearms community would also agree. A firearm in and of itself does nothing to ward off evil, it is inanimate object. Owning a firearm should also coupled with training, a tool that you do not know how to use is not useful.
The "gun culture" you seek to eliminate are the people that are pushing safety and training on firearms owners. They’re your safety instructors, Range officers, our weapons trainers, your responsible gun dealers, hunters and competition shooters. These are people who are pushing both themselves and others to become more proficient at their chosen martial art. We are seeking to expand a fires culture of safety and responsibility, to teach people how to use the pistol they keep for self-defense but have never taken to a range.
A gun that someone owns but cannot effectively operate is a liability, teaching them how to safely use the gun turns it into an asset.
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