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2nd Amend - Democratic CA Congressman

"For those who were looking for yet another reason to purchase modern semiautomatic firearms and extra magazines for yourselves and your loved ones this holiday sales season, we give you the comments of Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA).

Swalwell, you may recall, gained some headlines for himself earlier this year when he proposed banning various semiautomatic firearms, forcing current owners to surrender them to the government, and “go[ing] after” resisters.

Last week, he made it clear in a Twitter exchange that he meant what he said.

Responding to another Twitter user who commented that an attempt to repeal the Second Amendment and ban and seize guns would provoke a war, Swallwell stated: “And it would be a short war my friend. The government has nukes. Too many of them. But they’re legit.” He added, “I’m sure if we talked we could find common ground to protect our families and communities.”

When confronted with the obvious import of his words — that he was suggesting nuclear weapons could be used on American soil against resisters of firearm confiscation — Swalwell backpedaled and tried to reframe his comments.

“Don’t be so dramatic,” he tweeted. “No one is nuking anyone or threatening that. I’m telling you this is not the 18th Century. The argument that you would go to war with your government if an assault weapons ban was in place is ludicrous and inflames the gun debate. Which is what you want.”

Later, as backlash continued to mount, Swalwell changed his story again and claimed his reference to America’s nuclear arsenal was merely a “joke” and “sarcasm.”"

http://www.mssblog.com/2018/11/29/an...-confiscation/

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Pigs are back to work now.

It looks like the acorns are all gone around here and with cool weather they are rippin' & tearin".

Seeing fresh damage in pastures that they haven't really bothered since the spring. I had hunted them hard until it was rare to see one in these locations.

I guess they forgot or it's a new generation.

Time to get hot on them again.

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Pigs are back to work now.

RIP George H.W. Bush

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RIP George H.W. Bush

Going to look at floor plans for a new home today! Help?!

I’d like to use this opportunity to better prepare our home since it can’t be built twice!

Any advice for things I should include?
As always budget is limited but I’m looking
more for idea in terms of things that should be included. Like is a basement necessary for prepping?
Anything I should modify in the plans at the building stage to make the home stronger?

I know it may seem odd but we haven’t hardly had enough room to prep and this is a huge step for us so we want to do it correctly the first time if possible.

Home will be built in a low pop area.
Answers to questions I didn’t ask are welcome.

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Going to look at floor plans for a new home today! Help?!

vendredi 30 novembre 2018

Where and how do you store bread?

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I just mentioned not to store bread in fridge and advise was adamantly rejected. When i was a kid we had a bread box, small microwave sized vented metal box. Havent seen one since the 60s. How do you keep bread? In plastic bag? Keep homemade and store bread the same way? How does your bread go bad, moldy or dry and stale?

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Where and how do you store bread?