DownshiftAndFloorIt

Its a problem out west as well. Im covered in orange from head to toe whenever im on public land during any hunting season.

2025 was the best weather year i remember in my life. Im sure 2026 will make up for it.

Maybe next time they should just ram the vehicle? How would that go over on the news?

The basic model was free when I got mine, not all that long afo

I ordered my mask 1/6/26

Lets see who gets theirs first.

Im hoping to have mine by squirrel day '26

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Tim Walz is a clown. But I assure you he is hoping this takes heat off of him and the fraud accusations. Count on it.

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He's going to jump in the spotlight and do his best to draw and quarter this agent in town square on national TV while screaming that trump caused this.

Basically, he's gonna say all the crap mmmmbeer has said. This is like the democratic mayor super bowl trophy. It doesn't get any better than this for someone like waltz. Now he's got a martyr to get the heat off himself and kick and scream on CNN for Trump's head on a pike.

His lashing out is somewhat understandable. See: F35, Zumwalt, every other major procurement program in the last 20 years. Pentagon Wars. Military procurement is a mess and that's why you see companies like Saronic on the moonshot right now.

It's also the government's fault that we are here, and this problem could be rectified by the government without taking any direct action like this. Fix your procurement process and this gets better. The companies either figure out how to win and deliver or cease to exist. When your RFQ's and specs are written in such a manner that nobody except the Lockheed's and Raytheons of the world could afford to pull them off, this is what you get. Monopoly on major procurement, and shite that costs 9x what it was supposed to cost, has half the capability it was supposed to have, and delivers 5 years after it was supposed to.

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people on here pooh-poohed when I said I thought we'd be in a shooting civil war inside of a decade. Maybe 5 years...

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wtf

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Or shoot the tires...but that's expecting our law enforcement to be thoroughly trained, which isn't a reality in America.

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Look here, you and sicboy both.

You are both either retarded or trolls or both. You have no idea about anything to do with self defense, guns, law enforcement, or really anything at all to do with the situation as it played out. You understand the emotions involved (maybe) at the most. Once people start saying stupid shite like shoot the tires, or don't shoot them so many times, etc, their credibility on the subject is 0.0 for the remainder of the conversation.

That officer was very much in danger for a split second and had a split second to act. You don't shoot tires. That doesn't work like movies. You don't shoot once. That doesn't work like movies. You DEFINITELY do not shoot through glass once with a handgun. Was it the optimal course of action in hindsight? Maybe. Maybe not. It doesn't matter. He was very much within his rights to do what he did. Should he have been in front of the vehicle on foot? No, probably not. That was his mistake. Shooting her once she stomped the gas was not.

If the stupid arse lady would have put the vehicle in park, she'd still be alive to fight her social justice crusade another day.

Sure looks like she hit him to me.

Regardless, it doesn't matter. She stomped on the gas with agents telling her to exit the vehicle, including one in front of it.

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Yeah it looked like there was an agent in front of her vehicle or near it anyways. Law enforcement isn’t going to risk that.

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The behavior of the officers in the truck and the crowd presence seems to indicate there was a good bit of bullshite leading up to this.