Mike Church Show-Hey Visa And Mastercard! You Want Our Gun Purchase Receipts! Come And Get Them!”

• We have these things called checks right?
• You can get a withdrawal slip and take CASH out right?
• Who says you have to use a credit card to buy your gun?

• The guy handled them correctly.
• He asked if they had a warrant, they didn’t.
• They asked for the solvent trap that he purchased for his AR, he said I don’t know what you are talking about.
• He has every right to tell them NO w/o a warrant they have no authority to go into your house.
• They simply don’t have the numbers.
• If everyone asks for a warrant, there will be no judge willing to sign for THAT MANY warrants.

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• Visa, Mastercard, and AmEx all adopted the new standards on Saturday shortly after the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which is known for setting standards for Western business transactions, approved the change regarding gun store purchases on Friday.
• So we are officially putting a law enforcement job onto the credit card companies. 

• This is all Sen Elizabeth Warren’s doing.
• Not only did she cause the vandalization of many pregnancy clinics but now she is after all gun owners.
• I still have no avenue to purchase El Rey Dude Corona Cigars unless I want to risk my life and drive to the City of New Orleans. 
• This is OUR market where we sell OUR goods. 
• Common Good – 

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• The New York Times expects employees to start returning to the office three days a week starting this week — but more than 1,300 journalists are saying hell no, they won’t go.
• This is the bed the New Yorkers made so let them lay in it. 
• As of Monday, 1,316 Times workers had signed a pledge not to return to the office. This includes 879 members of the News Guild, but also members of the Times Tech Guild and the union for Wirecutter, the paper’s product-recommendation spinoff.  
• * He added that being forced to return to the office during a period of high inflation means workers will have to spend more money on gas, mass transit, clothing and lunches, despite the lack of salary increase. *
• OHHH that is rich coming from reporters that have been claiming all is well w/ the Biden Regime inflation. 

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• There is some continuity to them but the owners own the trucks.
• Some of the drivers work for the guy that owns the truck.
• Some of the drivers get paid by the weight.
• This is because FedEx doesn’t want to pay for they repairs that have to be done routinely.
• Independent Contractors – 
• FedEx Ground is essentially owner-operator.
• Remember when Trump was president how low gas prices where?
• These companies didn’t have any issues like this.
• Remember this should be Amazon’s undoing but they are using USPS now.
• UPS won’t have this problem b/c of their tight knit unions.
• You can’t defy reality once you leave the nest.
• The Biden Regime can’t directly subsidize Amazon.
• $1.50 Sunday delivery is no longer an option for Amazon if you have noticed. 

• TKD tells story of his encounter w/ ATF agent in 2020.
• That ATF agent was basically the same thing.
• He said, “I am not going to sit here and let you talk to me…I’m going to talk to you and you will listen.”
• FROM THE CHATROOM: I disagree with their basic premise: We own you and you will comply.  They are supposedly public “servants” and their attitude to ALL PEOPLE in the public should be one of deference.  Yes, even to the hardened criminal.
• Even in boujee places like here there are still broken families here.

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• In the 1960s, the stuff the hippies were smoking was less than 2% THC. By the ’90s, it was closer to 5%. By 2015, it was over 20%. “It’s a freak plant that resembles nothing of what has existed in nature,” said Laura Stack, a public speaker who has advocated against the industry since her son, Johnny, killed himself three years ago at 19 years old after years of cannabis abuse drove him into psychosis.   
• The kinds of cannabis products that are sold online and at dispensaries contain no actual plant matter. They’re made by putting pulverized marijuana into a tube and running butane, propane, ethanol, or carbon dioxide through it, which separates the THC from the rest of the plant. The end product is a wax that can be 70% to 80% THC. That wax can then be put in a vacuum oven and further concentrated into oils that are as much as 95% or even 99% THC. Known as “dabs,” this is what people put in their vape pens, and in states like California and Colorado it’s totally legal and easily available to children. 

• An NHS clinic has been accused of “transing the gay away”, as figures showed that two-thirds of children treated for gender identity issues are gay or bisexual.
• On Twitter there is a hashtag on this – #LGBWithoutTheT