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Saying I'd bear them is to emphasize my devotion to her, as in "I'd bear her children..." Or as Herb Tarlek said after stealing and reading a speech written by a woman, "Speaking as someone who'd like to one day bear children--in my arms--men do that, you know..." Back to Leah Remini, she's...

Wish I'd have seen that. WOW! Fascinating. One of my favorite actresses, Leah Remini, whose children I'd bear if I could figure out how, is one of those wacky scientologists. And she's a little sensitive about it, from what I understand.

I'm sure you're right. But that doesn't make it right, gnome sayin'?

Nope, fraid not. That's driving and has to be logged on line 3.

Our maybe the DOT guy could sit with me while I read the Bill of Rights aloud.

This wasn't a lynch mob. It isn't a lynch mob when the victim confronts a criminal, the criminal responds with deadly force, and the victim defends himself and detains the criminal. A lynch mob is when a bunch of people get together and say, "LET'S GET HIM!" and circumvent the judicial process...

sic The victim, who also was the one who, hopefully inadvertently, took a life, had the right to confront the thief. If the thief meets him with violence, he has the right to defend himself and also use enough force to detain him for the police. One reason some react with glee is that the...

In Texas, you can also use deadly force to protect your property at night, and the truck is his property. That said, it might have been a better idea to handle it another way. But there's legal, there's ethical, and there's moral, and of the 3, legal is the least important. So if it's the other...

I'm sorry you feel that way. I hope you repent of your foolishness before it's too late. But it explains a lot about your positions.

No, barbarism is violent criminal activity...and those who tolerate it, or oppose those who defend themselves against it.

Actually, that's really not the issue. Most people you look at and think, "I wouldn't trust him with a gun" couldn't be trusted with one after training, either. It's not the lack of training that's the issue, nor is training magic.

It was at night, according to the story. According to Exodus, burglars may be killed at night without guilt.

If you're using it as a weapon, or carrying it as a weapon, then it's a weapon, and no, it's not reliably effective. Better than nothing? Ok, but not something to which you should entrust your safety.

Just this last week, I had a questionable-looking guy approach me as I was getting out of my truck to inspect my trailer, so I had a crow bar in my hand. Crow bars are very versatile; they'll pull nails from floorboards, pull 5th wheel pins, thump tires--and skulls. I saw this guy's eyes travel...

Or, God made man. Sam Colt made them equal.

The efficacy of wasp spray is highly overstated, and some states will consider it every bit the weapon as a gun.

That will change if Zimmerman is acquitted. On that day, you'll need a gun.

It's a different America now. When I was in the military and got my first PT job as a guard, I had to fill out a form to have my PT work authorized. One of the questions was whether it would require me to carry a gun. Everybody told me, if you check YES, it will not be approved. The lieutenant...

The point was valid.

Ah, your true colors come out. You mean kind of like how North Koreans who didn't cry convincingly enough after Kim Jong Il died...That's what a patriotism refresher is.