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One of the last things I had to do before I could get my carry permit was to have an interview with a Sheriff’s deputy. He asked me if I would be willing to pull the trigger if I had to. My reply was that it wasn’t my decision to
A couple of years ago, I was driving outside of Alexandria, MN. I was going 45 in a 30, and I got pulled over by a State Trooper. I immediately moved to the side of the road, opened my window, and placed both hands on the steering wheel in plain
In late March, the Minnesota Supreme Court overturned a felony rape conviction because the victim was intoxicated by her own will during the assault. The thinking behind it is that if someone willfully becomes intoxicated, then they are at least partly to blame for anything bad that might happen while
If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years, it’s this: You can make any problem seem smaller by pretending that it doesn’t exist. If you ignore something long enough, the problem you’re pretending isn’t there will become less important. Because it’s going to turn into an even bigger problem
Many people misinterpret the 2nd amendment. It’s not about preserving my ability to hunt for food. And, it’s not about preserving my right to protect me from you (though that’s an added benefit). The 2nd amendment is about preserving our right to protect us from a corrupt government. I’m going
OK. Perhaps I see things differently than most people. But when I fly, I’m more interested in having the best pilot possible than I am in having diversity in the cockpit. Wait, that doesn’t sound very woke, I shouldn’t say “cockpit”. Let me try again. When I fly, I am
Note: This article is from April of 2021. The numbers have undoubtedly changed since then. Nearly every person I’ve talked with who has been injected with one of the COVID “vaccines” has complained about being “wiped out” for a day or two. Unless I happen to personally know everybody who