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I know there are some people who may take advantage of this. Just send them your non-Blackhawk boots or EMS bag with your order. http://www.blackhawk.com/downloads/image/FireEMS-BootBagTradeUpProgram.PDF?utm_source=ConstantContact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=02182010-RETAIL

Really? Only me and jporter? http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=teampage&teamnum=201846

Then clarify.

It's illegal to kill someone but we still have murders. Why would a law requiring background checks for all gun purchases keep them out of the hands of people who aren't going to follow the law anyways? They will buy them off the black market and skip the areas where they will be checked out. This just adds more red tape for everyone else and not to mention the gov't having their finger in one more area of our lives. I didn't go past the homepage either.

Bingo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Uniformed_Services_Oath_of_Office

Because if the president tells the troops to do something that goes against what the Constitution states, then it is their duty to disobey that order. They still have to follow presidential orders, but only to the point that it interferes with the Constitution.

I'm just running it on my laptop. Had it on last night and this is my stats.

Now she needs to get herself some rank!

And what was said FB post? I'm curious as to the background of this now.

I don't know...they linked to the OR thread so I'd assume they found out by it. Of course Swinger can tell us more.

Wait. They saw your OR posting and figured it out? Holy crap!

Your bus isn't short enough.

Wow dude. Wow.

Well, I downloaded this and have it running. Is there a 64 bit application or did I miss is? Right now this is what I'm working on:

This is why practicing malfunction drills are important.

FB has an application similar to this. Can't remember what it's called, but it's the same idea (maybe the exact same thing).

I fail to see the point your making? If it's in response to my reply that the oath for officers doesn't include obeying the president, that has already been tested. Their (officers) primary objective is in following and upholding the constitution as a whole, not so much as listening to the commander in chief. One reason they have gained some popularity now. Don't recall if that's one reason they were formed or not. I haven't researched the group a lot but do believe their list of oaths are what should be expected from our military. Katrina was a natural disaster and many troops probably thought what they did was a good idea or an order not worth disobeying. Had that order been given to disarm the American public during a rebellion, the outcome of the orders would have been different I think (hope).

Who are you again?

Bump for the Suzuki owners.

Then you got the important parts One thing I like about the officer oaths, they don't include "I will obey the orders of the president of the United States."

They run the other way?