Pro-Constitution US Military Veteran. Extremely pro-2A. No DMs.
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Ok folks, listen up. We have this thing called the Bill of Rights. It's the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution; they were added and ratified as a package all at once in 1791. This outlines, yet does not restrict or limit fundamental rights/freedoms of US Citizens, but also puts limits and places guardrails on the power of the federal government. These are not rights "granted by our government", these are rights you're born with, and are protected to you from your government. People have rights, governments have powers and authorities, sometimes ironically granted to them by the people with the rights. Governments do not have rights. Please, and this isn't me throwing an insult, but educate yourselves on this. Your rights are not granted by the government, your rights are only recognized, even if begrudgingly, by the government.
If you present yourself as a socialist, marxist, communist, etc - you are no better than a nazi. To me, you are all equally worthless.
Kind of like the "Ford Red" over the factory red. I think I have a plan for spring 2027 now - but I won't do it with rattle cans like I did this cab corner and rocker repair. I really just wanted it done before the weather turned.
I think all of the red on the truck now is going to be covered with "Ford Red", and I'll do something with the white as well - the truck will remain two-tone. Of course, I'll do it with HVLP guns, proper reducers and hardeners at that time.
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It’s official now:
DSA = DNC
Vote Republican!
UNDERCOVER: GAVIN NEWSOM SAYS THE DSA IS "GOING TO BE DOMINANT" AND "MAINSTREAM" IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY!
"The DSA, the energy and the desire and demand for bold change, not incremental change, is very much going to be dominant. I mean, that's going to be a mainstream Democratic movement. Absolutely. No question about that."
That's California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a likely 2028 presidential candidate, speaking to an undercover journalist while campaigning in New Hampshire.
Asked by a "younger voter" who said "we don't want Kamala Harris, we want more democratic socialist policies":
"No one is arguing to manage the status quo and fail more efficiently."
"You can't play in the margins anymore. The system's broken. It's completely unbalanced, and we can't manage the decline. We have to completely reimagine."
So, unfortunately, the quick fix was to rattle can the truck. It's not a show truck anyways, and it'll do for now.
Pulling Obama out for a rally in deep-blue Cleveland is telling. Campaigns don't burn time and resources in places they think are already locked up. Makes me wonder what their internal polling is saying.
It's kind of neat I'm seeing so many posts about how "my clock never went back last night".
November 1st. That's when your clocks are going to change. Just wait a week - your phone won't match your microwave anymore.
Did the cab corner and rocker with a and b pillar extensions today. Not putting the sill plate in until there's paint on it.
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News!
We are adjusting the way we handle SBRs at PSA following the new NFA guidance. Watch the video for more information on how we're handling these changes, and what PSA being an original plaintiff means for you.
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Laken Riley FOUGHT for 17 excruciating minutes to stay alive. That hit me hard.
Next time you tell me I voted against your human rights.
Set a timer for 17 minutes and think about Laken Riley…
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🚨 BREAKING: Laura Ingraham just laid out what she says is the radical left's playbook to take down federal authority.
Per Ingraham, it goes like this. Flood the streets nationwide until Trump invokes the Insurrection Act.
Claim the military is committing abuses. Get the press to amplify every clip. Then blue state governors unite to override federal authority and rewrite the Constitution.
She says former Obama and Biden staffers, ex-USAID employees and community organizers are openly discussing it.
One former USAID staffer made it sound like utopia. "We're going to have to, if we want to live in peace and deeper democracy, reform our legal frameworks,"
They call it reform. It's a power grab with a nicer name.
We might as well do this again, since people are trying to go down that road again - for the TLDR -
And then there are the people who think they’ve got a “gotcha” because they Googled me. Newsflash: I know people do that. If I had something to hide, my name wouldn’t be right there on my profile.
I've been pretty open about this. Yes, I was arrested. Yes, I was charged. Yes, I used to belong to a motorcycle club. I spent almost two years in court over something I had nothing to do with. If I’d had a competent lawyer at arraignment, it would’ve ended right there. Instead, the whole thing dragged on until the only thing I was found guilty of was a summary harassment charge - basically a traffic ticket. Thirty days of non-reporting probation and court costs.xitter.cf/MixterJames/status/202…
Every now and then I sit down and write something well thought out. Not every day - life hasn’t exactly given me the luxury of “daily.” The last few years have been a constant rotation of extra responsibilities, losses, and long-haul obligations.
A few years back, my dad passed. That left my mom alone in a house that was too big for her, with a yard and driveway she couldn’t manage. It took a year to get that place ready to sell, and I did the work myself - sealing the basement, painting the entire interior, any and all repairs, redoing the concrete steps and stoop. All of it.
Then my sister called: “Would you help me move?” Sure. Only 800 miles one way. No big deal, right?
Fast forward to September 2025 - I bought a new house and moved out of state. That process still isn’t finished. I’ve got repairs to do, a hitch receiver to replace on my truck, and an entire old property to prep and sell. And that’s just the logistical side of life.
If you know me, you know I have Rottweilers. I knew Maggie’s time was short. I didn’t post about it, didn’t make it a spectacle. When she passed, I went outside, dug into frozen ground, and laid her to rest myself.
So yeah - on top of everyday life, I’ve had a lot of “extras” for a long time.
Which is why, when I do take the time to write something thoughtful, it’s because there’s a reason. When someone jumps in with “AI wrote this,” I honestly just laugh. Same energy as when someone once called me “fat Gandalf.” Maybe I’m a wizard, but fat? Come on now.
And then there are the people who think they’ve got a “gotcha” because they Googled me. Newsflash: I know people do that. If I had something to hide, my name wouldn’t be right there on my profile.
I've been pretty open about this. Yes, I was arrested. Yes, I was charged. Yes, I used to belong to a motorcycle club. I spent almost two years in court over something I had nothing to do with. If I’d had a competent lawyer at arraignment, it would’ve ended right there. Instead, the whole thing dragged on until the only thing I was found guilty of was a summary harassment charge - basically a traffic ticket. Thirty days of non-reporting probation and court costs.
I don’t run from my past. If I did it, I’ll own it. If I didn’t, I’m not carrying someone else’s baggage. Digging that up to score points in an argument doesn’t make you clever, it just proves you can’t hang in the actual discussion.
So when I write something solid, it’s not AI. It’s not a fluke. It’s not a mask. It’s just me taking a rare moment of clarity in a chaotic life to say something worth saying.