I was about to go with Starlink earlier this year when I moved to the sticks. The only service out here was from the phone company, which I assumed must be DSL. Just before I pulled the trigger, I called just to be sure. Imagine my surprise when I found out I could get fiber out here, 1gb up and...
Looks just like my old man did during his last week of life, in what they called "comfort care." Which actually translates to "starve and dehydrate the person to death, and give them enough morphine so that they can't protest." The one time my dad woke up during that week, all he did was ask for...
Was nice to see a debate that focused more on policy.
Throughout the whole thing, I couldn't help but think "these two guys should be the ones at the top of their respective tickets."
I know a former LEO who reluctantly shared the story of how he once deployed his pepper spray while running, in the direction he was heading. He quickly learned why you do not do that :ROFL:
The mechanism to do this is well-established. Require permits to own the firearms, then require home inspections to obtain a permit. Thus, you "voluntarily" surrender your 4A rights in order to exercise your 2A rights. Completely unconstitutional, of course, but when has that ever stopped them?