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I guess, a MAN would not care about the legal system. Cowards every where. Cops can't do the job, and then they want to disarm us? In their EAR!. Too bad there was no one there who was carrying. It is for things like this that this old man often carries.

This story is SO sad. What is wrong with people in this country any more? They see this old man, crawling, after having his car stolen and his was beaten, and they IGNORE him! I saw the film of this this morning. I was embarrassed to be from the area and embarrassed to be an American. We are...

The VA assumues service connection for ALS because of the high percentage of military vets who contract the disease. I am not sure but it would not surprise me that there are other diseases that fall into that mold. The government/military was often 'exempt' from safety regulations that the...

Sad but true. We were taught that in our CCW class. I think the lawyer said something to the effect of 'dead men can't sue'.

The home owner should have shot elsewhere.

Keep in mind it was not only the military that used chemicals. The National Park Service used "Agent Orange" in the '70's. I used it in Everglades National Park in '73. On days when we were not on a fire we were killing trees that did not belong. We would 'girdle' the tree and then squirt the...

I know little about the chemical warfare history of the US and world in general. I know far more about the nukes. I do know that the US was a leader in the efforts to do away with these sorts of weapons. They have been moving the remaining weapons to storage/disposal sites for years. They have...

The government in general and the military in particular does not adhere to common sense safety measures when handling chemicals. They have a lot more exposure than the general population. In the military is was, more so years ago, part of the job. When chemical weapons were in every day use...

The government does not like those who look out for themselves. They prefer victims and sheep.

There is a 100 million dollar 'plant' being installed at the Blue Grass Army Depot to allow for destruction of chemical weapons. You will find LOTS of problems with chemicals etc around Aberdeen Proving Grounds in MD. Link to Blue Grass http://www.cma.army.mil/bluegrass.aspx

There is a REAL reason that military vets have much higher incidents of certain diseases. Like ALS and others.

Gotcha, and yes, that judge should go.

The violence of the KKK against Catholics, immigrants and union organizers was going strong well into the 20th century. My grandfather used to tell me stories of Klan cross burning and beatings of coal miners in SW PA. According to my grandfather it was rather common in the 20' and 30's. There...

Thanks for all the info. I will spend some time reading over it several times. It would seem that there should be a better way to do what these things are doing. Maybe a little less 'fragile' clamps/o rings etc. Again, thanks.

Do you have any pictures of your set up? How could you go about getting FL to look are you 'system' and maybe cut down on the problems we are having with them? It is a REAL pain to be sure.

The person who wrote this commentary is a law professor and he seems to believe that this may be a case where Sharia law was invoked. Why do you feel differently? I don't know, just asking.

I am happy to hear that the ATA sticker is not on them. I will miss my EO sticker and , yes Leo, those new signs are just butt ugly. Looks like they were designed by someone on a bad LSD trip.

I find it amazing that this judge is more or less saying that it is just OKEE DOKEE for Muslims in his part of PA to use violence in defense of their religion.

Amen, Brother, Amen.

I found this commentary this morning. I have not had much time to find more on this case. Did this judge go over the line and 'invoke' Sharia Law? Should religious violence be allowed, condoned or encouraged? Does this ruling do that? Penn Judge: Muslims Allowed to Attack People for Insulting...