Should You Be Able To Use Deadly Force In Public Settings?
Repulican Jeff Magrum is going to be putting forth a proposal commonly known as Stand Your Ground during this years North Dakota Legislature. This bill would essentially eliminate the North Dakota Century Code, Duty to Retreat in the state of North Dakota and finally restore the Right to Defend ones self, property and family with all means necessary, much like a bill pushed in South Dakota a few years ago.
As you can see by the picture above, you would ve thought we were already in a Stand Your Ground state. I actually saw this sign southeast of Bismarck, and have witnessed dozens much like it, while cruising the countryside hunting. Especially in southwest North Dakota.
Houston, we have a problem. Pentagon, we have a problem, World, we still have a problem. Everyone knows that there's much more to the UFO phenomenon than the Government is willing to admit, the problem is what and why? Over 60% of us believe that UFOs are real so when will the Government let us all in on their little secret? Maybe sooner than you think.
I m a Kentuckian, born and bred, so maybe this story is overdue. I like the occasional sip of good bourbon, but occasional is my limit.
You see, any sort of brown liquor, I ve now discovered, gives me a gout flare-up like nobody s business, so I avoid it as much as possible. (Rye whiskey is the absolute worst; I can t even LOOK at the stuff without my toe warning me.)
But that doesn t mean bourbon shouldn t be the official beverage of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Yes, I know there are those who do not drink alcohol of any kind and might object to a spirit having such a designation, but I have my own notion of why something should be the official fill in the category of any state.
Today is National Popcorn Day! So did you eat it at home a lot last year, or is it just a movie theater food? I have to say Popcorn is one of my all times favorites to snack on when watching a movie or tv show.