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  If Ever GB Members Deserved To Be Thrown in Jail It's When ...

  by smiddy3 in

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  it was when the governing body started to disfellow-ship jehovah`s witnesses from taking blood transfusions in an effort to save their lives .. resulting in many hundreds if not thousands of needless deaths of men women and children who by this coercion died from this doctrine.. and to this day they still go unpunished .

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  I agree but on the other side of the same coin no one put a gun to these idiots heads and forced them not to take treatment
  
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  I have come to the conclusion that a lot of JWs don't care if the end is near.

  by mickbobcat in

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  i was in the cult for years about 40. fourth gen born in cult member or for me ex cult member.

  i have seen so many cult members who don't seem to really care if the end is near or not.

  they are much more concerned with the idea that this is their social network and they need and or want it just the way it is.

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  I was in the cult for years about 40. Fourth gen born in cult member or for me ex cult member. I have seen so many cult members who don't seem to really care if the end is near or not. They are much more concerned with the idea that this is their social network and they need and or want it just the way it is. The goal is not the main concern as much as the cult itself is. My late Grand father who was an elder and before that a CO and before that a Special pioneer for years, told me that even if its all wrong its a good way to live. that is a very BS statement. But in his older years that was exactly what it was. He loved as many cult leaders do the golf claps they get from the old women who come up after a talk and say "Oh, Brother you give such great talks." They love being an elder and having the cult idiots who look up to them. Its much more important the end itself. Opinion's?
  
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  Baldwiin, I did not pull the trigger or point the gun at anyone. LMFAO

  by mickbobcat in

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  ya right because we all know if you let a gun sit on a table long enough it will get up and kill people on its own.

  lmao what a total idiot douche nozzle liberal but i repeat myself.

  https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/01/entertainment/alec-baldwin-interview/index.html.

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  I watched the part about the gun going off. Although Baldwin is a total asshat idiot, what he said is possible. He said he pulled the hammer back and let it go, if it did not go past the half cock catch and and its an old style gun that has not hammer transfer bar but a fixed or in frame firing pin then it could have happened. But someone who knows about guns needs to and I am sure they are take a look at that gun and see the mechanics of that particular gun. Transfer bars are not something that came in the 60s and every gun had it. Its universally common today but I have guns from the 80s and 90s that have fixed firing pins. A S&W 686 of mine has a fixed pin. So we would need to see the particular gun.

  This will never mitigate the fact you have a real gun pointed at someone and you are playing with it. That should have been a no no right there alone.
  
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  Baldwiin, I did not pull the trigger or point the gun at anyone. LMFAO

  by mickbobcat in

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  ya right because we all know if you let a gun sit on a table long enough it will get up and kill people on its own.

  lmao what a total idiot douche nozzle liberal but i repeat myself.

  https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/01/entertainment/alec-baldwin-interview/index.html.

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  Some of this depends on what kind of SAA he had. For non gun people that is a single action army. Which is what most films use on westerns. A Colt 1873 model P. Originals had not transfer bar, but a firing pin pined to the hammer. So there was a half cock on the original Colt SAA from the beginning I believe. This was a safety so while cocking if your thumb slipped it would catch. Not full proof but it was a help. A SAA can not be fired unless its cocked. You have to pull the hammer back to cock to pull the trigger. In half cock you can not pull the trigger. So this gun can not be used as a double action. If its not cocked you can pull the trigger all you want and it will do nothing.

  Some copies have a firing pin in the frame and the hammer hits the in frame pin. Then the Transfer bar came in as a safety so you can not get hammer drop or drop fire. If your finger is not on the trigger and its not pulled fully to the rear the bar is not up and can not transfer the energy of the hammer to the pin. So it would depend on what model or copy he had.

  That said no matter what gun he had you can not shoot someone if you do not point the gun at them, and you can not fire it unless you are monkeying around with the hammer and or trigger. This is why in Western history you would read about cowboys keeping the hammer down on an empty chamber. Its not needed with a transfer bar. I believe it was Iver Johnson that had a 1930s ad saying hammer the hammer, which the ad would shot a IJ gun with someone banging the hammer on the gun with a carpenters hammer.

  Baldwin is a bald face liar. A gun will not fire unless its messed with and a revolver is one of the more safer designs because of what you have to go through to pull the trigger. If your revolver is a double action then in DA you have a real heavy trigger pull. The shooter is not only cocking the hammer with the trigger but turning the cyl. to the next chamber.

  The trigger pull on a single vs double action is several pounds. In single action guns that can also fire in Double action its usually about 4 pounds more on double action. Single can be about 4 pounds and less if polished and or modified for a light trigger pull. Unless one is an expert in shooting these guns for fast draw or you are hunting with it I would never lighten the trigger by much.

  Baldwin had to point the gun at the person he shot and he had to be messing with at the very min. the hammer. Its possible on an older gun with no transfer bar to cock the hammer enough to miss the half cock but also enough to fire the round if it slips. This is why stupid people who play fast draw with their SAA are asking for trouble.

  The main point is he out and out lied in such a stupid way that a 4 year old chimp could see through it. Yet CNN just goes with it. Total douche nozzlery.
  
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  Baldwiin, I did not pull the trigger or point the gun at anyone. LMFAO

  by mickbobcat in

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  ya right because we all know if you let a gun sit on a table long enough it will get up and kill people on its own.

  lmao what a total idiot douche nozzle liberal but i repeat myself.

  https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/01/entertainment/alec-baldwin-interview/index.html.

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  Ya right because we all know if you let a gun sit on a table long enough it will get up and kill people on its own. LMAO what a total idiot douche nozzle liberal but I repeat myself. https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/01/entertainment/alec-baldwin-interview/index.html
  
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  JW Newsroom "reviews"

  by neat blue dog in

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  jwdotorg pats themselves on the back yet again with the latest article praising jw news reports.

  among the reviews one sister is quoted as saying: "i appreciate that i can trust the news on jw .org.

  it is reliable and objective.".

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  JW and news is the biggest oxymoron I have ever heard.
  
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  Tesla Cyberwhistle - Are People Really This Dumb?

  by Simon in

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  what if i told you that we needed a whistle?

  probably the dollar store.

  or walmart.

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  No doubt the electric car is a scam. From the batteries that can not be recycled to how much energy it takes to make one then you have that electricity comes from fossil fuel mostly and has to. The sun does not always shine and the wind does not always blow.
  
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  Tesla Cyberwhistle - Are People Really This Dumb?

  by Simon in

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  what if i told you that we needed a whistle?

  probably the dollar store.

  or walmart.

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  This guy is asking almost 8 grand. If someone is that dumb to buy it they deserve to be separated from their money https://www.ebay.com/itm/265430284228?hash=item3dcce0b7c4:g:WygAAOSwDFVhpuHv
  
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  Tesla Cyberwhistle - Are People Really This Dumb?

  by Simon in

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  what if i told you that we needed a whistle?

  probably the dollar store.

  or walmart.

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  Simon I did a check on eBay because I had a hunch. Yep they are all over eBay for 159 to 500 and the 159 is just the current bid. So I would only buy to resell like I did when my local store got a bunch of the one chip challenge and sold them for 4.99. I resold them for 25 to 30 until one lady bought the whole thousand dollar lot.

  I have no issue with taking money from stupid people. Personally I would not give a dime for it, if it was for myself. I did pay 27 dollars for a vintage London Metropolitan Police whistle. Musk knows his base is a bunch of retards and is taking advantage of them.
  
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  CLASSICAL music: value ZERO ?? (The Truth That Leads to Eternal LIfe)

  by Terry in

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  classical music: value zero??.

  performances are ephemeral.

  you hear a live performance - and it's gone.. a recording may preserve that 'in a certain way' but it can't preserve it against other performances of the same thing.

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  The only reason I like Live is to see a particular performer. Last one I saw was Santana, the music is never as good as a studio cut and a quality turn table and amp. If it was just to hear the music I would rather listen to my stereo.