when the shit finally starts flying there is no better place to be than low down, in a dark corner, with clean hands, looking nothing like a pig

during 2020, instagram heavily advertised cheap body armor, autosears, and greymarket 'not a suppressor' kits to certain demographics.

the body armor is legal. reporting the suppressors doesn't work because the kits aren't recognizable by the moderators, who don't know how a suppressor works. moderators have learned what certain kinds of autosears look like, due to rap-culture glamorization and media scares, but they're still widespread.

i think these advertising engines have a bigger hand in the political destabilization of america than anyone understands or is willing to admit. it doesn't matter if it's negligent or deliberate.

these days i see drone munition drop kits.

we may already be in the american years of lead

Some percentage of those were honeypots, which raises other ethical questions.

i guess i'm technically working but i'm just shooting video and playing with guns so it's more like recreation

you can look up the financials pretty easily, it's all public. american railroads in general have been trending upwards in net profit margin and CSX in particular (quoted at the top of the article) has been over 20% since 2014, so as far as i'm concerned they've got infinite money.