This is why the second amendment exists.

Truly no original ideas left, just regurgitate the familiar brand over and over.

Okay, but legally he can’t do that. No matter how much he wants to. And once again, orders are as only good as the people who are tasked with carrying them out.

So the “camps” side of things definitely feels gross, but he’s “threatening” to enforce the law, that’s not wrong. Now if he’s weaponizing the system to deport his opposition or otherwise law abiding citizens, that’s a problem.

If you think any politician cares about you, you really need to come back to reality.

I don’t think he should be in charge of anything, but even if he were I can’t imagine there are enough people willing to follow those orders to actually carry them out.

I’m genuinely curious, who is getting rounded up? And who’s going to let that happen?

Man I left reddit to get away from the fear mongering like this, and yet here you are.

Both parties benefit from the current system, therefore they both want to keep things the way they are.

The system works.

If you don’t like the current state of things, it’s not the system that needs changing, it’s the people involved in it.

We use reolink E1 cameras, and they work pretty well, not perfect. No sound alarm, and depending on the E1 vs. E1 Zoom vs. E1 Pro have different connectivity. But they are fine.

I try to get local, but I caved once and got some Onyx Coffee Lab and let me tell you, that was some of the most underwhelming coffee I’ve had. They must have the good reddit bots because it seemed well recommended there and there wasn’t a single blend of the five I tried that was better than what I can get locally (SE Michigan).

The one that is similar to the old Dunkin bags?

I haven’t seen the video, but from your post it all sounds reasonable. Even at idle the safety zone in front of a turbine engine is probably 7+ feet.

Especially while turning you have to push the thrust up, so that distance can go up to like 10-15 feet, maybe even more depending on the engine.

Also, even if they saw him, which in the dark at an airport would be pretty hard to do, shutting the engine down takes time. And I don’t mean you can’t shut it off, I mean after you turn the switch off (Airbus at least) it takes at least 60 seconds for the engine to slow down to a speed that would only maim you, instead of kill you.

No, but I’m bout to now!