Nah, fuck this guy.

Well, fair enough, but I mentioned you and Flatty because we have an interest/hobby in common and since the Gun Owners thread probably isn’t the place when there’s a point of contention, this will have to do. That said- we certainly do disagree. I don’t see Bruen as a win for Gun owners, full stop, and I don’t see how playing footsie with Russian spies or funneling Russian money into our elections, or spending members money on yachts and hookers represents gun owners either. Here’s what I think: you’re betting that you can be in a transactional relationship with a counterparty who breaks deals with everyone and routinely violates deals he makes. And maybe you can, short term, but the man literally put taking guns without due process on the table. Can you explain to me, in my well-known and profound naïveté how you can be sure that Harris does not own the gun she owns and has mentioned several times going back to when she was a DA. Why wouldn’t she own a gun? No offense, but the projection here is off the charts. Of course she owns a gun. It’s same reason I own one (or in my case more than 10, but will always have a at least one), and probably the same reason you will too. And given your involvement in the issue, the fact that you give Donald Trump,of all people, the benefit of the doubt is pretty telling.

Was it multiple times? I just remember his freshman or rs freshman year Oregon wanted him and he wasn’t even that good yet. Thankfully we held on to him

Idk if serious. This will be one of the most unfun places to be a Longhorn.

This is what I read and something similar on another government type website and AI. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/suicide-rate-by-country Suicide in Sweden In 2019, Sweden had 14.7 suicides per 100,000 people. Historically, Sweden has had a high suicide rate, with the most suicides in the developed world during the 1960s. That may have been due, at least in part, to cultural attitudes regarding suicide and long, dark winters, particularly in the northern regions. The government responded to the crisis with social welfare and mental health services, and the numbers have dropped dramatically. Today, Scandinavian countries – Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland – have very high happiness rates and relatively low suicide rates. However, the dark winters – 20 hours of darkness or more in each day in some areas – causes seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a form of depression, which has been known to correlate with higher rates of suicide. Euthanasia, or physician-assisted suicide, is still illegal in Sweden but is accepted in some instances. A physician may not administer lethal drugs to a terminally ill patient, but he or she may end life support of the patient requests doing so and demonstrates that they understand the consequences. This form of physician-assisted suicide, known as passive euthanasia, is not included in suicide statistics. Active euthanasia, when a physician administers lethal drugs to a terminally ill patient with the patient and family's consent, may soon become legal in Sweden, as it is becoming more accepted in European countries.