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G45Colt 2 points ago +2 / -0

I figured next year at this time we would be seeing real change. It seems we are still in the middle of the great awakening with a lot of tough nuts left to crack.

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G45Colt 2 points ago +2 / -0

That note last 2 years, note next 6 Q post has always stuck in my mind. Are we there yet?

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G45Colt 1 point ago +1 / -0

6 dems doing something right, or 6 rats noticing the political winds of change and hoping to get off a sinking ship?

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G45Colt 3 points ago +3 / -0

Thanks for posting your experience. Where did you find the liposomal Vitamin C? I looked around a little and came up blank, so settled on vitamin C w/o silica.

Been taking vitamin C for years, but just recently learning about some of the differences in vitamins from posts here. Turns out not all quality brands turn out a quality product.

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G45Colt 11 points ago +11 / -0

Good luck with finding a path to good health. I'm convinced we've been lied to about cause and effect by most of the health care industry to push toxic prescription drugs.

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G45Colt 5 points ago +5 / -0

The only thing I get from the staged theory is that hollyweird has completely dumbed down the population, and people are buying into the narrative, because the demonrats don't want people to know how evil they are..

Simple math and ballistics shows how difficult it is to stage anything at distance, let alone hit a moving target.

For an AR15, typical bullet velocity is going to be about 3000 ft/sec. Yes it can be higher, but that's assuming a lighter bullet, which typically isn't used for precision shooting.

At 3000 ft/sec, it takes the bullet 0.2 sec to go from gun to a target at 200 yds.

Let's say the target at 200 yds is walking across a field, and no compensation is made for that. At a typical walking speed of 4 mph, the target is moving at 5.87 ft/sec, or 1.17 ft (1 ft 2 inches) during the bullet flight time. That's a complete miss on a body shot. So a slow moving target, at 200 yds and moving at a constant speed, requires quite a bit of anticipation for a center of mass hit.

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G45Colt 6 points ago +6 / -0

It is getting old.

The difference from eye (dead) to ear (nick) is not much over an inch. Trump moves his head around during a speech (over an inch). The wind moves bullets around (varies with wind patterns and bullet BC & velocity), which we can discount for a tiny percentage of shooters and/or specialized military gear.

The only saving grace here is Trump moving around and bullet travel time.

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G45Colt 4 points ago +4 / -0

Exactly. Bullet ballistics gets crazy when any long range shooting is involved.

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G45Colt 3 points ago +3 / -0

Not sure about the pivot, but I recall him being non-Q on VOAT around 2018 and a paytriot somewhere along the way.

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G45Colt 2 points ago +2 / -0

Have the same issue in a way. If I want to do some work at home, the SW only runs on Windoze. A Linux version is supposed to be in the works, but cross compatibility would be required for the applications to run on existing equipment.

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G45Colt 6 points ago +6 / -0

Every time I see anything with Crowdstrike in the message popup on the corporate PC, I wonder if that's going to be trouble sometime in the future.

i.e. Crowdstrike security scan running or Crowdstrike SW update complete, etc

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G45Colt 2 points ago +2 / -0

Kind of my take as well - not wanting to boast. But maybe he isn't a Christian and wants to be - or isn't and acknowledges there's something more to life - or is but wants that assurance of faith that he hasn't gotten - hard to say. I wouldn't go too far with it one way or the other.

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G45Colt 2 points ago +2 / -0

To say God is among us is a statement of trust. I won't go so far as to say it means he is a Christian, but I've known pastors who profess their love for God, and then turn around and dump their family for another women. So professing love, and living it out, are 2 different things.

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G45Colt 1 point ago +1 / -0

Maybe a mistake, but many of us miss things the first time around. Not enough hours in the day to keep track of everything.

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