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Exactly. You can’t kill somebody for calling you names, no matter what they look like.
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I think they have to try and enter your car. I don't think you can shoot through a closed window unless they are trying to get in your car. Then it's an attempted car jacking .
I don't think you can shoot someone walking up to your car.


That’s correct. They need to be in the act of forcing their way in.

Obviously, if they’re otherwise putting you in fear for your life, like waving a weapon as they approach, you don’t have to wait for them to smash your window.
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I have tried to find the benefit of socialism or communism


Everyone will lose weight
One of the most reckless and indifferent to human life things you can do, in an urban setting, is start an uncontrolled freaking fire. These rioters in Europe are somehow not escalating to killing and burning down buildings, but lighting fires next to buildings is incredibly dangerous. You can’t know if a structure is occupied and if it’s occupied by elderly or handicapped or if someone is sleeping.

I mean if I saw someone lighting a neighbors home on fire, am I not legally justified to stop him?

In NC the law states you can presume someone forcibly entering your home, car or workplace intends to inflict great bodily injury or worse.

During a CCW class, probably 10 years ago, the instructor made this abundantly clear. Oddly, once the person enters, the law reverts back to normal self defense laws. But while in the act of entering, it’s open season.

Laws change so keep up to date

Unconcealed carry.com
You can’t blame women for the cultural shift. It used to be hard work raising kids and keeping a home in order. With all the modern technological advances, namely electricity, women found their time could be better spent working for the company.

Feminism really took hold at the same time, or soon after, day to day life was made much easier. Yeah electricity was invented long ago, but only 50% of Americans had electricity in their homes 100 years ago (1920). Refrigeration, washing machines, vacuums etc… heck automobiles too, all became common in the 50s and 60s.

The cultural rot we see is from life becoming easier for everyone. It took a couple generations but nobody views physical labor as a virtuous anymore. Years ago it made the difference of living in squalor or living a happy and healthy existence. Men would work for a paycheck and women would work just as hard (24/7) keeping the home in order. Children would perform physical labor regularly.

Heck, turning 16 and getting your working papers meant graduating from pure physical labor to having more opportunities. And it wasn’t out of financial necessity. It was a remnant from the past when it was necessary for everyday life.

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They would be so conflicted, for sure


Plus we’d have both a guy who is an expert at foreign policy and government, and an expert at finance/economics who can seamlessly continue with current policies.

This is assuming TRUMP/VANCE 2028 or TRUMP/RUBIO 2028 is not possible. :usa:

re: Soap for “Old People Smell”

Posted by Woolfpack on 10/23/26 at 7:44 am to
You want the laundry detergent with enzymes. They work to remove body oils and smells.
Agree with and support all of these.

However, DC is an expensive place to live. They could maybe get room and board paid for while in DC.

Many young members of the House struggle with these expenses and that’s not good, considering the lobbyists all are trying to buy them.
I apologize if it’s already done, if it is please just point it out, but could we get a rundown of what might actually happen?

Center court would make a sweet garage or basement floor. Looks like they just cut it into pieces with a skill saw. Wouldn’t be shocked if center court isn’t in those piles any longer.

re: Rubio thinks you’re all stupid

Posted by Woolfpack on 10/21/26 at 5:33 am to
There’s definitely some brainiacs that come here for school and we should incentivize them to stay when they complete their studies.

That’s all I got

re: Costco Gas Who is Entitled?

Posted by Woolfpack on 10/21/26 at 5:13 am to
NYers get a bad rap for tapping their horn BEFORE the light changes when positioned more than a few cars back from the light. The guy tapping his horn is paying attention and wants everyone to get ready because he knows the light is about to change. He’s actually performing a service.

You actually were performing a service as well. :cheers:
Hard to determine how bad the accident was by that picture. It looks like the bumper cover was torn off but not much more than that.

People have been known to wonder off after a head injury from an accident but best I can tell, this wasn’t a bad crash.
I surmise that 90% of lefties do not recognize that the end goal is Marxism/ communism. They are entirely too emotionally driven to see past any trigger word. When they do entertain the idea, they don’t think it through, only reaching the rainbows and unicorns for all part.

The remaining 10% want Marxism but are keenly aware they must lie about it. They will occasionally let slip their true intentions.
Just wait until they turn the power on to the transmission lines.

The fillings in his teeth might start playing am radio
I thought I lost $87 the other day. It irked me enough to think of the most likely places I would have dropped it. But not enough to go start the car to go look for it.

Turns out it was still in the previous days pants. More of a relief that I’m not becoming a retard than the financial aspect.
If she doesn’t share DNA with the “father” that could be explained away.

If she doesn’t share DNA with the mother, then not so much.

I’m thinking that by age 18 she would exhibit the beady eyed, power hungry, lying, cheating, greedy, claw her way to the top traits that even her 75 IQ “father” could see as beneficial in a high trust society like the USA.
I hope nobody is sending crypto to the link I posted. That’s not it.

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