It says in the article that he has a permit for NYC.Isn't it illegal to have a gun on you in NYC?
They say he "has a license to carry a gun in five states, including New York." New York is a State as well as a City, and I'm pretty sure NYC has a flat no guns allowed policy.It says in the article that he has a permit for NYC.
This really is much ado about nothing if Williams himself says it was no big deal. But on the other hand, Hannity is a piece of shit so I have zero sympathy for him.
A Google search shows that this is incorrect. This is taken directly from the New York City Police Department webpage.They say he "has a license to carry a gun in five states, including New York." New York is a State as well as a City, and I'm pretty sure NYC has a flat no guns allowed policy.
Actually it's a very simple distinction. Does a soldier carry it standard? Then that's what the founding fathers wanted civilians to have.This will definitely spark yet another round of more of the same, but, ehhhh. You already draw a distinction somewhere - most people agree about not allowing nukes and tanks for private use. Once you move away from the purely philosophical, it's all a matter of degrees.
I think most, if not all of the schools I attended also used Robinson.When I was a little kid we learned about how Mercator is shitty, but we stuck with Robinson.
Gah, I can't watch that without hearing Dr. Phlox.Jibbers crabst, it's not just a joke any more.
Boston Public schools drop Mercator projection maps for Peters.
It does occur to me that we are rapidly approaching the point where it could be reasonably expected for a classroom to just be able to project a globe onto a whiteboard interactively.Christ, get a globe already. Hell, I bet I can get a good app for one.
Yes, but how are you going to give children those crappy color-Germany-red, color-France-blue, color-Czechoslovakia-lime-with-a-hint-of-hazel type tests?It does occur to me that we are rapidly approaching the point where it could be reasonably expected for a classroom to just be able to project a globe onto a whiteboard interactively.
Since when do other countries matter? I guess we could do that with states, but that'd be excessive.Yes, but how are you going to give children those crappy color-Germany-red, color-France-blue, color-Czechoslovakia-lime-with-a-hint-of-hazel type tests?
I can't believe this woman is still allowed to teach.Jane Elliott is an Iowa-based lecturer in race relations who became famous for a landmark antiracism exercise, immediately after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr in 1968, which involved instructing white schoolchildren to discriminate against one another based on eye color. On Saturday, she said she was delighted to hear of Boston’s move.
This interview is much more telling, and no, he's not a better candidate, I wouldn't want this man ruling on anything concerning regular folks for the next 20-40 years.Perhaps we should have expected this line of questioning from a 'Senator Flake':
Otherwise, the hearing seems to be going really smoothly. Gorsuch appears to be a much better candidate than I would have ever expected to get from the current administration.
Sure it does.This...this doesn't seem like a good idea.
Thats pretty shitty and cynical of you to assume.Sure it does.
Because once some idiot publicly demonstrates his idiocy, it will be something new to be pointed at as an additional reason we should ban guns, rather than banning idiots. I'm sure there are people just praying for something to happen so they can decry it as yet another failure.
--Patrick