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"This is changing" "They are doing that" "They are not doing this"
Those all seems like generalizing.

Yeah, when someone brandishes a weapon you use your vision to notice.

This is a cute game, but you know there is no open carry in California. You know what I'd be charged with too.

My location is clearly displayed.

He didn't see the gun by accident, it was by her design. What is that called?

If brandishing a weapon is a legal term, and what she did wasn't brandishing a weapon, what would the police charge me with if I walked around a gas station with a visible sidearm strapped to my belt?

Okay, then what would I call it when someone displays a firearm with the express purpose of intimidation? Sex offender is also a legal term, didn't stop Val from using it on a complete and total...

You were offering what seemed to be a claim of fact. It's not.

I'm not assuming that she made sure some guy saw it, with the sole intent of intimidating that person with the gun. I'm also not assuming she was approached by a police officer because of it.

It sure sounds like she was intimidated by a man in public for absolutely no reason and made sure he saw she had a gun to make herself feel better. That's flashing a gun. You don't have to be waving...

Well then, tell that to those who argue that guns are a practical part of society.

There's a holiday sale at the Fantagraphics website, 75% off selected items. I found plenty of good stuff but was only able to buy a little of it. They have the Mickey Mouse two volume slipcase set...

I'm not even sure the guy was a creepy weirdo. All we have is Valerie's account to go by, and she's been proven to be unreliable. For all we know the only thing this guy did to set her off was be...

Where did this come from? She flashed a gun at a stranger at a gas station, then called him a sex offender online. How is this me generalizing anything?

Sounds like it was preemptive, and probably unnecessary, just like last time.

How do you measure communication skills? How do you show objectively when someone has a lot of communication skills? How do you show objectively when someone has few? Has there been scientific...

She didn't hypothetically flash a pistol at him though.

He went from "potenital criminal" to "sex offender" pretty quick. Valerie, did he say anything to you, or was he just a guy standing there that you had to flash a gun at? You're sounding very...

Why is he the potential criminal and not you? Oh, because you have a gun?

Why does she do her hair, makeup, nails, obviously spend a bit of time tanning and dieting and working out, if she doesn't care about her looks? Seems if someone didn't care about clothing, but...

And ourselves?

If your view of reality is to keep bringing up shit that happened in the 1700's as if it were relevant or in any way comparable to today then you're whatever you are every time you make a comment on...

Pearl Harbor was a military target. America targeted civilians in response. That's the same exact thing we condemn terrorists for today, bombing civilians. On a much smaller scale of course.

You could be sure with minimal studying on the subject.
(hint: they would be.)

I just always get a kick out of when a bible thumpers skepticism kicks in.

How do you measure communication skills? Exactly how much is "many?" Is it because of technology or bad parenting?