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The Dispies here don't grant that. I believe Peter for instance went to Antioch and then to Rome, but that's not clearly and explicitly in the Scripture and I think that's why Dispies do not grant it.

What injuries (if you don't mind sharing)? I'm asking because I know guys in their 60's still doing Oly lifts, and guys in their 80's still doing power lifts. I also know of guys in their 70's arm wrestling competitively (no handicapping) against guys in their 20's. The macros on that stuff...

https://noi.org/ye-kyrie/

Ye (and Kyrie) crossed the line that the biggest companies have delimited for themselves, according to their marketing strategy. They fear losing profits in the longer term unless they censor Ye and Kyrie. I mean their ideology. They don't censor Ye and Kyrie, just that political ideology...

Anti-Semitism or anything that smells like anti-Semitism (NY Times style) is a no-go, for fairly obvious reasons, according to Arthur. Ye's (and Kyrie's) idea is just bizarre, again also according to Arthur. There's no way for them to extricate themselves from the anti-Semitism, the way...

We can be brothers in arms. We can receive France into our Union. https://www.cnn.com/europe/live-news/russia-ukraine-war-news-12-01-22/h_fd1aee288367ff1773cc8aa0b4ac7c1f

This, with a sling and trench coat: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AR-15_style_pistol

It wasn't just an agreement between Paul and the rest of the Apostles, in a vacuum. Jesus Himself weighed in on it in Acts 9 (the middle of Acts): See? OK ... Wait what? All right----maybe it was just an agreement between Paul and the rest of the Apostles.

Paul wrote 1st Corinthians 11 (about the Lord's Supper) to Jews. After all the Lord's Supper was only celebrated by Jews since it is part of the New Covenant, which only included Jews and all Israel and not Gentiles who didn't convert to Levitical Temple Judaism. Otherwise why is it in there...

OK, but Germany was a very fragile liberal democracy at the time, quite unlike our political situation now. Germany then was a poor imitation of the American Constitution. The German constitution did not defend Germany against Hitler, and the American Constitution at any time would have...

It's not at all. You would think perhaps that an attorney would know what the rule of law actually is, but nope. The rule of law is a political situation where, as in America, the law, and no man, is king. The rule of law is one of the liberal institutions which protects justice, in a moral...

It's suicide and organized crime largely. https://theologyonline.com/threads/suicidality-and-the-second-amendment.58938/

He had to load a magazine. I believe I remember him saying that he was literally dropping rounds because he was already adrenalized, you really don't want in a pressure situation to have to fumble around with loose rounds trying to insert them into your mags. He was in the right place at the...

The mass murderer was wearing body armor iirc. In fact unless I'm misremembering, he targeted the murderer where the armor wasn't deliberately. Without the precision of the AR he wouldn't have been as able to hit the soft spot.

New Hampshire has the laxest gun laws in the world. Yet they're green! Can't be true.

tbh I forget what those numbers mean, but if Condition 1 means one in the chamber with the hammer back and the thumb safety engaged, then yes.

AR15's fire .22 caliber rounds, just not "the" .22 (which is a .22 LR for "long rifle"). Anna probably has a Ruger 10/22, easily the most popular rifle chambered in the .22 LR.

From Anna's post: They're objectively weapons of war. Less you think the shotties were for a Thanksgiving turkey hunt? And this is all in the context of Democrats constantly beating the drum of needing to get "weapons of war off our streets."

A weapon of war. Nice.

Really not my place to judge though, is it? "There but for the grace of God ..."