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Let them crater, publicly. Sometimes "your" value in life is being the example of what not to do. They need to come to terms with the results of their policy decisions.

So no more fire departments, police departments or public roads? Back to fire departments provided by insurance companies... if you're their policy holder? All of those are brought to you by socialism - taking from people and providing a public benefit.

Putting food on the table does. It's part of capitalism. Filling a market need at a desired price point, and it's a trade off between consumption and production, all the constraints, etc.

Me either. I go by definitions. When the state is taking ownership of the means of production, that's communist.

Oh, so we're only "partially" communist, then. That's better.

You are wrong. Tarriffs are paid by the importers in the US. Every cent going into the government treasury came out of the pocket of an American importer.

You keep using this word but I don't think you understand it. Do you mean socialist? Because right now, our President is 100% communist by definition: the government is taking on ownership of private companies and redistributing wealth from the rich to the needy - recent example: the "we're...

Because you're in an online forum where people think there are only two views: theirs and everyone else's. If you don't 100% align with them, you're on the other side.

Time to get in the shower/tub to pee, isn't it?

Money. Jobs. There's two reasons. We have LOTS of people moving here from California for cheaper housing, and because they can sell in Cali and buy here in cash with their Cali-sale equity and simply own outright. Then they keep voting the same way they always have because that's their...

Absolutely love mine. If they come out with a steel frame, that'll be my next one.

Because they bring their beliefs and ideals with them, not realizing that implementing those (voting for them) led to the problems they left from. "Doing the same thing here will be better than it was there..." even though 'here' is only 'here' because those things weren't done here.

Yes. :)

From their own terms: So, in fact, retailers using their site can offer (and Ammoseek accepts) commissions based on existing 3rd party affiliate program links in lieu of their monthly fee, so long as the commission is higher than the monthly fee. Option 4 also gives them that ability because...

I have experience in building the API integrations for these eCommerce sites, and very often their Terms give very high level descriptions of what they can do, but the actual integrations behind the scenes include much, much more data that's covered in the broad Terms terms.

Are you a vendor? Otherwise how, exactly, do you know this vs. just believe it to be true?

All of that is web-trackable, and if the person makes a purchase they get a piece. This isn't rocket science. Referral links and aggregators have been a business model for decades.

1/ That's a commission - it's just a per-click commission. 2/ They'd know what listing the user was clicking on to get to the site, e.g. Remington 115gr Golden Sabre, etc.

If they're tracking referrals and getting paid a commission when they buy, they can infer it.

S&W Bodyguard, etc. for .380 popularity. P365 .380. As for the Tokarev? Lots of Tok pistols showing up on the market as imports and it's a very, very fun round.