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The point being, of course, is that Home Depot is not a "Target Rich Zone," yet crimes, including violent and gun crime is still committed there. How can this be? According to the link in the OP, and in particular the feel-good rhetoric summary you quoted in #11, and agree with, this should...

Home Depot allows open and concealed carry in their stores, so I'm sure there are never any robberies there, like the examples of Target in Georgia. Oh, wait... Hot dog vendor robbed, attacked with hammer at Ferguson Home Depot : News A hot dog vendor at a Home Depot in Ferguson was robbed of...

I'm sure Holder is rifling though the CFRs trying to figure out a way to make this illegal.

I'm sorry. You confused me when you stated, "Invaders are always shot when defending a border. That is the chance you take when you choose to invade/enter ILLEGALLY, break the law, etc etc etc." And since you've insisted your use of the word "IS correct," and since Muttly and his little friend...

Greetings from Fremont, IN. They don't have a downtown.

Defending the border against invading invaders, that's just how you have to do it.

And LOS wants to shoot them all. Hey, they knew what chance they were taking.

Well, in a commercial motor vehicle, you would. That's just one of many FMCSA trucking regulations that people mistakenly try to apply to non-CMVs, either because of reasoning, common sense, or most likely, the ever-ubiquitous "common knowledge." Absolutely. And they should very rarely exceed...

Legally allowable. Legally. That's a term which strongly implies there is a law, somewhere, which states this. Tell us more about this... law. Where can it be found? What does it say? And maybe just as importantly, who, pray tell, enforces this law?

Just to refresh some memories... The DOT only regulates commercial motor vehicles. Vehicles less than 10,001 pounds are not regulated by the DOT and are thus not subject to being randomly pulled over for anything, including for portable scales. There are a handful of states (3 or 4?) which have...

No intent, but the context of #2 is violate, which is hostile, intentional or not.

You didn't look up hostile or intent, did you? If you did, you'd know you are wrong. Hostile intent is a requirement of every definition of invader. Can't be an invader without it, regardless of whether or not there was any conscious intent or conscious hostility.

Why should I? I already know what they are. They're right there and don't need to be interpreted to make them mean what I need them to mean. They already mean what they mean. Know what I mean?

Call it polenta. People will think you're fancy. Greetings from beautiful Philly, where I just delivered, and am getting ready to pick up. Headed for Fremont, IN.

I guess you were transferred to Siberia, because freedom of speech is covered thoroughly in the EO Code of Conduct.

I'm to busy running loads to mess with this. All I'll say is you guys need to look up the definition of "hostile" and the definition of "intent".

Your Sprinter doesn't even know how fast it's going. :D

With most fuel injection systems, the computer is controlling the fuel pump and injectors, so it knows with very high accuracy how much fuel is being used.

Whether the bugs can concieve it or not, their intentions are hostile because they infest to do harm. That's their purpose, it's all they do. That's why they are classified as pests to be eradicated. Clearly, we can add two more names to the leaderboard who thinks illegals are pests who should...

"Scrapped" at final assembly doesn't mean crushed, compacted and sold for scrap. Some will be used for crash and road testing, some for mechanic and diagnostics training, some will be cannibalized and the parts repurposed, and others will have outdated parts replaced and run back through quality...