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Or King Billy. It tends to be a long-lived family, but Chuck's 73. No guarantees.

He'll believe anything that falls out of a Republican's mouth.

You didn't carry it on. You reversed it. So. . . fail.

Now I like her even better.

Your whimpering.

Ah, we should give her a break. She may not win any beauty contests, but she raised a good kid.

Did her mom used to be her dad?

Poor Blackie. He's so oppressed.

Oh, yes! Next time's never far away.

On the upside, at least we're not on the chopping block this time.

A "Discharge Under Other Than Honorable Circumstances" can only be the result of a court-martial. Seems Corporal Dipshit was a bit of a bad lad in the Corps. Wonder who he voted for?

Remember what I said about people being proved factually wrong, and even admitting it, and walking away convinced they're right? QED.

Guns and cars, guns and cars. They're either too dense to know that the primary purpose of a car is transportation and the primary purpose of a gun is killing, or they do know, but think that this false analogy is "winning." But I'm OK with it. Let's regulate guns like we regulate cars. You...

And we're ready to make South Korea an offshore island. Your move, Kimmie.

Down hereabouts, we say third parties are like bees: they sting once, then die.

College or trade school ain't free in the U.S. And most folk think a trend toward shorter working hours is a good thing. Worker compensation grew 12% (in real dollars) from 1978-2019. CEO compensation grew by 940%

Yep. "Best" is a matter of opinion. Are you suggesting the Secret Service can't protect the President with Colts, S&Ws, or Rugers? And, looping back, I'll remind you that you acknowledged early on that I said "commercial sale," so this entire back-and-forth is completely academic.

Another standard dodge. When the subject is gun safety, talk about anything you can think of except guns.

About 35% of U.S. mass shooters are veterans. Even though that's disproportionate, I'd expect it to be higher if veteran status were an important factor.

Might be different in Canada, but in the U.S., real wages started declining in 1973, and didn't start to recover until the late 90s. Didn't get back to 1973 levels until 2019. Marriage is also at historical lows. And CEO compensation is at all-time highs. There's all kinds of reasons both...