If you’re worried about an attacker at your door, get a shotgun. Rifles are for when you can aim at a target at distance, pistols for when you can aim at close range. If you can’t confidently aim at your target, a shotgun is very effective, even with only a partial hit. (And, if you miss, the shot is unlikely to significantly harm an innocent bystander.)

Also, most states don’t require registration. My state is a little weird in that they are avoiding registering firearms, so they make you register transactions.

Wouldn’t step by step instructions be quicker and more effective?

For this type of work, typically no, it’s quicker and more effective to have someone show you exactly how to do it.

That makes sense. I’ve seen the same behavior as OP. Usually when it happens, I open the Bitwarden app manually, and naturally when I switch back the detection is working normally again.

I’ve always wanted to go waterboarding in Guantanamo Bay

For Americans who haven’t heard of either of those, DoorDash. For everyone else, it’s a takeout delivery gig service.

It worked in Vietnam and Afghanistan.

Ethically, yes. Legally, they’ll just kill you.

Credit cards also don’t charge interest if you pay off the balance every month.

I mean that’s still creepy and probably grounds for a restraining order

In his own words, he only has the concepts of a plan.

Yeah. You want to make it a protest, do it on the floor of the Senate and block it until they remove you.

To the question of whether they contain alcohol, the one word “yes” is all that’s needed.

As a seller, I probably wouldn’t have given them to her without clarification, but I don’t think the seller is legally responsible here. (At least for that; I doubt they have a license to sell jello shots at all.)

Why do they need separate accounts? Either have the lead sign it in and leave it unlocked, or set a simple password they can all use to unlock it.

Sure, sure. It’s not disappearing someone if they eventually list their names or let them make phone calls, days, weeks, or months later, it’s just sparkling secret deportations.

Not really. This work has been done over decades. Most Americans get their news from Fox or Facebook, both of which are intentionally misinforming people on a daily basis.

No, that would be socialism. Let the sewage flow in the streets and we can get E. coli too, for no extra charge!

Thanks I just threw up in my mouth

Parade magazine was never really journalism. Honestly, this isn’t hard news and shouldn’t be given any attention.

Read the article you linked. The Verge is reporting that TFP is reporting, they haven’t done any journalism themselves.

A garden hose?