There are 5 basic rules for guns:
What I posted was a subset of the five then alluded to the full list.
After Israel bombed an UNRWA School, BTW. Since the headline went out of its way to obfuscate that.
Now watch as nearly half the voting population accepts this behavior.
There are VoIP options, sure, but not the actual phone bands.
Except the actual phone part.
It's way more than just trigger discipline. There's the traditional rules of course:
But there's also reasonable shit beyond the 5 basic rules:
Oh s---, my gun just went off
Weird, I'd been told they don't do that.
Your car should not be in the same cost area (or more) of your annual salary.
properly documenting the people who enter our country is vital for providing public services ...
Not really. We can track that the same way we track non-immigrants: census, job reports, bank accounts, change of address forms, buying private data hoards.
Frankly I'd be in favor of just letting people in and letting them legally work. Our current system allows people in but then they are just expected to lie around waiting for permission to stay. Meanwhile they aren't contributing to the broader economy. Let them work while they're here and more of them will get off the streets, there will be more money going towards taxes, and there will be a broadening pool of people that can actually afford to buy things.
Cause Trump is incapable of admitting fault. He wanted his supporters to kill his last VP because Pence recognized that America didn't want Trump.
Cool! Yet another way to have Google loop the same 20 songs tangentially related to the artist I searched for without actually playing the artist I searched for.
Do we actually know if he had a knife? Initial reporting was that the police knew he had a knife because he refused to take his hands out of his pockets. While he did threaten them, it was contingent upon them continuing to follow them. He did not actually attack them until after multiple officers attempted to tase him. Furthermore, so what if he had a knife? As far as we're aware, he's got a second amendment right to keep and bear arms. Being armed isn't an excuse to be killed by cops because you are generally explicitly allowed to be armed.
All in all:
While that is textbook escalation, it really doesn't seem like they shot him cause he had a knife. They shot him (and 3 others) cause he didn't care about their authority and they couldn't let the guy that was already on the train go. And all that came about because he tried to skip a fare that costs around the same amount as the bullets fired.