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Found this on a random website:

US Army Rangers Rules of Engagement
1. Walk in 50 miles wearing a 75 pound rucksack while starving.
2. Locate individuals requiring killing.
3. Request permission via radio from 'Higher' to perform killing.
4. Curse bitterly when the mission is aborted.
5. Walk out 50 miles wearing a 75 pound rucksack while starving.

Given how reckless and violent the leftist media say that gun owners are, I'm surprised that any of us are still alive.

If your fundraising/business model is built around a problem, then you lose if the problem is solved and actually do better if the problem gets worse.

This is why the political class and their money launderers in the 'non-profit' world have zero interest in fixing anything.

Rifle Boots Helmet

The rifle is affixed with a bayonet and inverted, signifying that the Soldier went down fighting. The boots signify the Soldier’s last march onto the battlefield. Dog tags are imprinted with the Soldier’s name and hung from the rifle so their identity will never be forgotten. The helmet is placed atop the rifle representing what the Soldier stood for and signifying that their battle is now over. The Battlefield Cross is a sacred symbol amongst military members. Since a funeral is typically not possible during wartime, these symbols serve as a rallying point where surviving members of a unit can mourn and remember their fallen comrades. This Memorial Day, reach out to the Veterans that you know and give them a simple message: “We Remember.” We remember our country’s fallen, your brothers and sisters, and we appreciate and honor their sacrifice.

Of course they would say this, it's their business model. I wonder if they give discounts to repeat customers. Do they offer loyalty points? What about a pay ahead plan where you can buy future abortions at a discount? Can a player go in and a 10 abortion punch card in anticipation of a busy summer?

I went to Trader Joe's the other day and saw soy chorizo. That is an act against nature! Some things are meant to be bad for you. The mystery ingredients in chorizo and the mystery ingredients in good boudain were created for gustatory pleasure; not to prolong life. If I die 10 minutes sooner because I was able to enjoy these things, I'm going back for seconds.

Should We Arm Teachers?

I have thought about this a lot over the years and I am more convinced than ever that in 99 percent of situations, arming teachers is not a great solution. Why? Because it makes the solution about the guns and not about the people carrying them - just like we argue against when the focus is on the guns and not the shooters.

 

Most teachers do not have the temperament to use a gun to defend themselves and others. Notice I didn't use the word 'carry'. Anyone can carry. That's a simple mechanical task. But removing it from the holster, pointing it at another human being, squeezing the trigger, hearing the very loud BANG, seeing the carnage that you caused when the round impacts, remaining on target, and squeezing off rounds until the person is no longer a threat... Is altogether different. My primary concern with putting weapons into the hands of most teachers is that they would cause more harm than good. I think that the idea is well intended, but is, at its core, a recipe for disaster.

 

 

The Deportation Station

I'm all about creating jobs and growing the economy so here's a franchise idea for you folks who are entrepreneurially inclined:

The Deportation Station

A one-stop shop for people who hate America. They come in, passport or not, are processed for deportation (with no return), and are put on transportation to a destination to be determined. This creates jobs in two ways. First, the staff at the Station are paid handsomely for doing their part to rid our country of haters and parasites. Second, it opens up the jobs that these people may have had to others seeking work. If they did not have jobs, it relieves federal, state, and local governments of the burden of supporting them.

It's a win all around.

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My Memorial Day Message

Dear Sheep: STFU on Memorial Day. Not my beloved bretheren from the Blacksheep of course, but the cowardly pacifists who offer false gratitude, back handed compliments, and deep seated contempt to our nation's warriors. Neither I, nor any of my fellow veterans need or want your gratitude for our service. We didn't serve for you. We served our country and each other. You are merely an inconsequential beneficiary of that service. We served because we understand that there is actual evil in the world that needs to be destroyed. Evil that kills children at pop concerts, not pretend evil that hurts feelings on American college campuses. Evil that kidnaps and enslaves girls and detonates bombs in churches on Easter. Not pretend internet evil on memes and CNN, actual f*cking evil that uses chemical weapons on families and punishes women with acid attacks and honor killings. The veterans whose headstones mark hallowed ground stood for things greater than themselves while at the same time embodying each of those timeless values: Honor, Freedom, Brotherhood, Family. On this day we honor those men and women who said, "Send Me."