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🤓 Hope all is well, Didba. Bill baby bill!

“Maybe”? You scientists are a weird bunch.

I might Venmo $20 to whoever authors the first legitimate OP-response.

Still waiting . . .

Oh, look. Deflection. How surprising.

Today, the Hawaii Supreme Court defied SCOTUS’ second amendment precedent in Heller and Bruen. https://www.courts.state.hi.us/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/SCAP-22-0000561.pdf For those lefties who celebrate the decision, guess you’ll let Texas off the hook?!?! In particular, those who accused Texas of flaunting SCOTUS and federal law.

Praying for you man. Hang in there.

Great stuff! If you want to try something new: Throw them in the deep fryer for two minutes after you pull off the smoker.

Yes, yes it does.

What's your favorite all-around wood? I recently became hooked on, yes, white oak. Gives off a hint of vanilla, with a light-moderate profile. Works especially well for larger cuts of meat. I tend to mix with pecan. *Hickory is rare as gold right now, in south Louisiana.

What is your budget?

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Cry me a river, b***h.

Obiter dictum.

Obiter dictum anyone?

How much do Texans pay the federal government per year?

Maybe so

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Subjecting social media companies to even half the number of regulations imposed on gun manufacturer's would be a solid start. I think that's what people want to see. My solution would get shouted down by both sides, but here it is: Parents, don't give your children iphones.

My point is, you can bring those lawsuits nonetheless. State consumer protection laws are a good example. The same cannot be said of social media platforms. Granted, I don't think badgering Zuckerberg on national television solves anything; pointless clickbait in my opinion. If a gun manufacturer can be held liable under a typical state consumer protection law, I think a social media company should too. I haven't seen that happen, however.

Yes. And it is, at the very least, possible for the parents of those children to hold a gun manufacturer liable. Yet, when the same harm is wrought via social media, parents have no recourse.