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Mr_D_Umbguy @lemm.ee
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What is your unpopular flim opinion
  • I’ve never read Punisher comics so I have no idea what is more comic accurate but I feel like Thomas Jane is the better “artistic” and thoughtful portrayal of Punisher while Jon Bernthal is the more action hero portrayal. Both good in their own right but for different reasons.

    Not sure how I feel about Ray Stevenson or Dolph Lundgren.

  • Federal judge again strikes down California law banning gun magazines of more than 10 rounds
  • Clearly you just don’t want any gun control. Free for all for the firearm circle jerkers. I hope it becomes totalitarian and they take everyone’s guns away or you all kill each other in “self defense” and leave the rest of us in peace.

    You don’t care about innocent people your only concern is “muh guns”.

    I find you to be gross and selfish.

  • Federal judge again strikes down California law banning gun magazines of more than 10 rounds
  • feature bans which are by and large what the legislators push are completely meaningless

    In this we agree. The magazine ban in question is dumb and will serve little purpose in curbing gun violence.

    It may "work" if we go with the totalitarian options sure, especially if we forget about the 600,000,000+ guns already out and trillions of rounds to go with them

    Reasonable advocates for greater gun control aren’t looking for “totalitarian” control. They’re arguing for controls that won’t demonstrate great impact until long after we’re all dead and gone. They’re looking for greater accountability and more checks and balances on the purchase side.

    Accountability is the big one in my opinion. If you own a gun and keep it loaded and unsecured and it is stolen and used to harm or kill others you should bear responsibility, even if it was reported stolen. If, however, you own a gun and take reasonable measures to secure it, with a gun lock or in a safe etc., and it’s stolen and used to harm or kill others you should not be responsible.

    There is often such focus on individual freedom regarding firearms in the US that individual responsibility falls by the wayside.

    Responsible, legal gun owners shouldn’t be impacted by greater accountability. They would be inconvenienced by reduced ease of acquisition but that should be minor things like waiting periods and more thorough checks.

    One thing that should not happen with reasonable gun control is additional taxes like NFA stamps. Want to own an M2A1 Browning? Sure, just apply, then be subject to a thorough background check, mental evaluation and 1 year waiting period. You’ll also need to prove secure storage to a minimum standard for that type of weapon. The cost for the check and evaluation is born by the government, it’s their restriction after all, but you bear the cost of the storage and purchase of the weapon.

    That’s just a for example off the cuff but that’s what reasonable gun control is. It’s not denying the right or taking currently legally owned guns away, it’s ensuring your right to bear arms does not pose a risk to others right to safety.

  • Federal judge again strikes down California law banning gun magazines of more than 10 rounds
  • Fuck it, I'd rather them be able to have em too than nobody, fine you win. I figured you probably would agree with that one though.

    This highlights the absurdity of the absolutist 2nd amendment take.

    We can change to the militia style military and gun control laws of Switzerland.

    No

    Of course not because the argument in the US isn’t pro vs anti 2nd amendment. It’s between people that value their guns over loss of life and those willing to see more restrictions to prevent loss of life. In fact, we have such a bad gun problem in the US that 70 percent of firearms reported to have been recovered in Mexico from 2014 through 2018 and submitted for tracing were U.S. sourced.

    We’re so good at gun violence we export it.

  • Federal judge again strikes down California law banning gun magazines of more than 10 rounds
  • everyone deserves the right to defend themselves

    Full stop. The problem is people equate firearms with defense. Firearms are not defensive, they are offensive weapons.

    those convicted of violent crimes should be barred from ownership

    Why? The second amendment protects the rights of “the people to keep and bear arms”. Are those not people? Let’s restrict the 2nd amendment rights of some people, but not others?

    Either all amendments should be treated as literally as possible for the time they were written or they should all be interpreted in a modern view that accounts for 230 years of change and advancement.

    we shouldn't have a standing army.

    Great! Let’s get rid of it, use its budget to fund more social programs. We can change to the militia style military and gun control laws of Switzerland.

  • How the heck did we get here? Most best selling "cars" are now superzied pickups and SUVs.
  • I live in Minnesota with a steep hill to go up to get off our street. My old Elantra had trouble with the steep angle after a plowing and I had to go back and get my wife’s Tucson which did it no problem. I was already considering a new car and that spring we bought a Kona. It’s small, sporty, and has proven to be just as capable as my wife’s Tucson, so for me AWD has been the difference.

  • Federal judge again strikes down California law banning gun magazines of more than 10 rounds
  • I disagree. I think the well regulated militia and the people are connected. The people have the right to bear arms because a well regulated militia is necessary for the security of a free State.

    The average person is not a part of a “well regulated militia” but a member of the National Guard is. The broad interpretation would make more sense if the US was like Switzerland or another country with mandatory service/training.

    I do agree the second amendment gives the right “to the people” because a well regulated militia is necessary for the security of a free state but there’s a dependency there that’s ignored in modern times. When the constitution was written the militia was all able bodied men but it’s not anymore, that role is filled by National Guard.

  • Federal judge again strikes down California law banning gun magazines of more than 10 rounds
  • So after age 45 they lose their right to guns? Also, with the code definition a “well regulated” militia would be the organized militia:

    A “well-regulated” militia simply meant that the processes for activating, training, and deploying the militia in official service should be efficient and orderly, and that the militia itself should be capable of competently executing battlefield operations.

    However you want to argue the Constitution the claim that a magazine with more than a 10 round capacity is protected is dubious at best. The 2nd amendment really needs to be revised for modern times but it won’t likely happen in any of our lifetimes.

    At this point it’s a race between whether the US falls apart first or the youth that survive the battlegrounds that are public schools, concerts, malls, public transportation etc. in the US decide they’re tired of being shot and killed and come together to quash the remaining resistance to changing it.

  • How did you stop smoking? What was your motivation, and how did you finally do it?
  • I smoked for ~12 years. I was hospitalized for liver and kidney failure and would go sit out front of the hospital a couple times a day with my IV tree and have a smoke. I quit the day before my transplant surgery, figured it was time to start again better. Haven’t had a cigarette in 6 years.

  • Alabama band director tased by police for not stopping his students' performance
  • I get what you’re saying but a) not a correct application of Stockholm syndrome and b) they’re racist exactly the same way as white officers if their actions are motivated by race.

    I would think you are correct in that their identity in these circumstances is not that of their race but instead that of their profession.

  • Danny Masterson’s Wife Bijou Phillips Files for Divorce After Rape Sentencing
  • Likely this. If they divorced and she got everything that wouldn’t protect the assets from a judge in a civil trial.

    Divorcing and splitting assets equitably would protect what she gets and leave whatever Danny Masterson has open to lawsuits.

  • Is Netflix's One Piece good?
  • I didn’t really know anything about One Piece until I watched the live action show but it was a lot of fun. The biggest thing for me was the scoring. It’s well scored and has the same swashbuckling feel as the original Pirates of the Caribbean movie!

    Definitely a lot of fun and worth checking out!

  • What's a great but uncommon comedy movie we should watch?
  • Yes!!!! I love Kenny! Has one of my favorite quotes in it:

    It takes a certain kind of person to do what I do. No-one's ever impressed; no-one's ever fascinated. If you're a fireman, all the kids will want to jump on the back of the truck and follow you to a fire. There's going to be no kids willing to do that with me. So, I don't do it to impress people - it's a job, it's my trade, and I actually think I'm pretty good at it.