Quote from: Lokmar on May 02, 2026, 12:37:41 AMFukin china aint canada either. Those chank cunts butchered 100 million of their own people through starvation and executions. That fukin place isnt any better than iran.

Point being, EVERYONE needs to be able to defend themselves against government.

I know all about Mao the murderer. My paternal grandparents were killed by him and the Gang of 4.

Quote from: Thiel on May 03, 2026, 12:44:56 PMI don't need a lecture about the electorate in deep blue cities.

So you agree, it doesnt matter if he does or doesnt win a second term.

Quote from: Prof Emeritus at Fawk U on May 03, 2026, 08:42:12 AMAlways optimistic I see.

I was optimistic the last time they pedaled this bullshit.

Quote from: Blazor on May 03, 2026, 03:03:41 AMA trigger lock? Hillary hole?

From A.I.:
The "Hillary Hole" is a disparaging nickname for the internal key-lock safety mechanism found on many post-2000 Smith & Wesson revolvers, designed to lock the action. Introduced under political pressure during the Clinton administration, it is criticized for ruining aesthetics, symbolizing a surrender to gun control, and potential, though rare, malfunction during recoil.Key details about the "Hillary Hole":Origin: The lock was implemented following a 2000 agreement between Smith & Wesson and federal/state governments to prevent lawsuits, often attributed to political influence from the Clinton era.Function: It is a small hole located on the frame, above the cylinder release, that requires a specific key to lock the hammer and render the gun inoperable.Criticisms:Aesthetics: Collectors and shooters widely dislike the look, calling it a blemish.Reliability: Concerns exist that high recoil can cause the lock to engage involuntarily, disabling the firearm.Symbolism: It is widely considered a symbol of capitulation to government pressure.Industry Response: The feature led to a massive boycott of Smith & Wesson products at the time.Aftermarket Solutions: Kits are available from companies like Original Precision to remove the mechanism, sometimes called "lock delete" kits.Current Status: As of 2025, Smith & Wesson has begun phasing out this, with some classic, high-end, or specific models now appearing without the lock.

Quote from: Thiel on May 03, 2026, 12:50:12 PMI will share another fact with you. They murder infidels too.

I like it when they kill the gays tho.

Quote from: Brent on May 03, 2026, 11:32:02 AM

muhzies aint all bad!!!!

What climate crisis?