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"Though more than one million Black Americans served in WWII, their military uniforms couldn't protect them from systematic racism. Military segregation was maintained throughout the war, which meant separate barracks and recreation facilities, both at home and abroad."

npr.org/2022/11/07/1134756262/

"he" here is my step-dad. he is the one who knows Biden and Trump.. I only know them through him.

@TruthSandwich

Yet another horrificly bad take from you.

You block someone because he bashed the first president weve had in our lifetime who is on record as supporting and pushing for segregation, arguably a man with one of the most appauling track records in modern history... wow.

Decided to bust out my old vibrams 5 toes today... thry really are comfy, maybe i shoukd buy a new pair....

@freemo
Good luck and stay safe. You sure know how to get from one rollercoaster to the next. :p

@olives

@freemo @freepeoplesfreepress

Meanwhile it was a bolt action that assassinated the last US prez and a homemade shotgun that can’t reload at all killed the Japanese PM.
@freemo If they're scared just put googley eyes on it and it's a japanese mascot for self defense. Instant crowd pleaser.

Just finished my application for my gun conceal carry license. I have to admit, it will be really weird walking around with a loaded firearm every day. I have a feeling anyone who sees it on me will get offended or scared, maybe not though, I guess we will see.

@luna @freemo That people may have used prescriptivism in anti-trans agendas does not make prescriptivism itself anti-trans.

That's akin to saying that books are anti-gay because somebody wrote an anti-gay book once.

The logic simply doesn't follow.

I just had someone tell me that recognizing there is such as rules to the english language is the same thing as being anti-trans... this is on a post that had nothing to do with any topic related to the LGBTQ community (it was on a post asking the proper spelling of "no one"). Man you can't even make this stuff up.

Luna :circleA:  
@freemo I'm sure any trans person would tell you prescriptivism is directly anti-trans and is actively being used against us. Kindly fuck off and ...

I can't say I am surprised The Judge won this poll, not too many handguns can also take shotgun shells at the same time, fun gun.

🎓 Dr. Freemo :jpf: 🇳🇱  
Of the three guns I own what is your favorite?

It's important to know that a lot of the book ban horseshit going on right now is being driven by a vanishingly tiny number of people: *Eleven* people filed 60% of the 1000+ challenges the Washington Post reviewed.

Gift link: wapo.st/3MSf6Gx

@AmpBenzScientist @freemo Because CCI discontinued snake loads in .45 ACP, a friend of mine developed his own. It works quite nicely.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0hsbhhF7mA

@freemo Desert Eagle in all three calibres. Same frame, different uppers in a kit, all don't in nickel finish. For the rifle, a Barret I think.... not for practicality, but just the sheer joy of being able to reach out and touch someone from a mile or more away.

Now on a budget, useful weapons, not toys... I'm pretty happy with my Remington new army, 1858. I might like another, but with the 12 inch barrel in stainless, and the detachable stock. For a rifle, I am seriously thinking about that KelTek SU19 or the Henry A7. I like light weight collapsible weapons that can still do what they are meant to do. Something that you can pack.

@freemo H&K G3A3 and a Beretta M92FS with the competition barrel and trigger.

I love precision but it's good to see what other countries can do.

@freemo If I was thinking pure vanity, it'd be a Barret 50 cal and a S&W 450 magnum as I have no need for the connective tissue in my shoulder and wrists.

If you could afford any gun, what handgun, and what rifle would you get?

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