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Who here thinks that it is only conservatives out there buying guns and ammo?

If so, the Democrats are in for a rough time come November, if the sales and background checks that are happening now are any indication.

It looks like a whole lot of Democrats have begun embracing the 2A and it’s going to be real hard to take those weapons away once they have them.

Old Joe may want to step away from Beto and the gun grabbing rhetoric with a quickness🤣
 
It looks like a whole lot of Democrats have begun embracing the 2A and it’s going to be real hard to take those weapons away once they have them.

Old Joe may want to step away from Beto and the gun grabbing rhetoric with a quickness🤣

Dems have been buying more guns and ammo than Republicans, because they know how fuggin' nuts many of them are.
 
Feminine pads, don't let your pride get in the way of being cautious.
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The Other Chinese Virus

e have a remarkable ability to elevate the petty over the substantive. President Trump has been thoroughly scolded for calling the virus from China the “Chinese virus” — don’t let’s be beastly to the ChiComs — but the culpability of the Chinese government in the disaster that is playing out around the world is discussed, if it is discussed at all, in the most muffled way. There is a long history of attaching geographic names to diseases. If the present instances are unfair to the Chinese people, who have suffered massively from the outbreak, a better name would be “Xi’s disease.”

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Indeed, we do not blame the Chinese people for the fact that a novel coronavirus cropped up in Wuhan. We blame the government in Beijing for making the problem dramatically worse by trying to cover it up, for its ridiculous efforts to try to shift blame for the epidemic onto the United States and others, and for its ongoing attempts to veil its own shameful incompetence by expelling journalists from the Washington Post, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal.

Beijing’s vanity — and its insecurity — gave the coronavirus “a critical monthlong head start,” as James Palmer put it in Foreign Policy. The Communist Party machine that rules 1.4 billion people in China may look like an immovable monolith, but it has weaknesses and fissures. The Chinese people at large may not feel much sympathy for the despised Uighur minority, but they know that if the Uighurs can be rounded up and put in concentration camps, then so can they. They have watched as the government of Xi Jinping has violated the terms of the settlement under which, in theory, Hong Kong is supposed to enjoy a high degree of autonomy and self-rule. They have seen the brutal suppression of dissidents at home and Beijing’s attempts, too often successful, to bully its neighbors and trading partners. They know firsthand the bottomless corruption of the Chinese ruling elite. And they have, for a generation, accepted that corruption and repression in exchange for security and a rising standard of material life. The rulers in Beijing know that they are always one serious recession away from being turned out — and worse — and they so feared economic disruption and damage to their own institutional prestige that they placed a losing bet that the heavy hand of their police state would be heavy enough to quash the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus Outbreak Is China's Responsibility | National Review
 
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Dems have been buying more guns and ammo than Republicans, because they know how fuggin' nuts many of them are.

Oh yeah I’m sure that’s why all the Dems are buying the guns in LA... they are afraid of all the Republicans there . 😂
 
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The Iranian Regime Alone Is To Blame For Iran’s Coronavirus Crisis.


The mullahs are trying to blame American sanctions. Don’t fall for it.


On Tuesday, the Iranian regime’s Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, claimed that “unlawful US sanctions” were draining Iran’s economic resources and impairing its ability to fight against the deadly coronavirus. In recent days, the Iranian regime’s apologists in the West have echoed this narrative; they blame the Trump Administration for limiting Tehran’s ability to fend off the virus.
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But Iran’s humanitarian tragedy has very little to do with U.S. policy. It’s the Iranian regime itself that has done the most to contribute to the rapid spread of COVID-19 both in Iran and, more recently, from Iran to other parts of the world—including the United States. The systematic cover-up, deceit, and inaction by Iran’s regime in recent weeks have already cost at least 5500 lives. Moreover, through both sheer incompetence and deliberate deceit, the regime has turned Iran into the epicenter of the coronavirus in the Middle East.​
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I think I had it in January, too - fever, lethargy, lung pain. My Dr thought it was pleurisy but it lasted a month. I still have shortness of breath.
Did he just treat you symptomatically? I know some aren't handing out antivirals for "viral syndrome" which is what mine got labeled. Sorry you are going through that. Pleuritic pain is an attention getter.
I had one component I haven't heard anything about. My temp was low, 94.7. I'm scheduling a physical to address my concerns with my GP.
 
Well, that makes them have more in common with Republicans than one might think. They're just exercising their 2A rights.

It was diehard democrats that got me interested in firearms .... Knowledge, hunting , shooting , safety , maintenance, collecting . You just think it’s the Rs that like their “ guns” lol.
 
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