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I read something in the dispatch a few years ago about them going on enforcement drive in the spring every year

fucking awesome

I wonder if something gets really hot internally right there and caused the damage

I grew up in a rural small town and this wasn't acceptable.

Well, past case law doesn't trump the new current law that addresses those exact cases. With the new laws, if an intruder broke into your house, your perception is that he is about to kill you, especially if he as a gun (loaded or not) and that gives you the right to use deadly force to protect yourself. Even further, there is a law in Ohio that says if you are injured, maimed or killed during the comission of a crime, you cannot sue.

You are clueless when it comes to Ohio law. Just thought I would let you know.

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yeah he wins

wtf are you talking about? It was a shareholder meeting at the McCoy center aka the Chase building at Polaris, aka a giant office building.

I believe in Ohio that a cop is allowed to disarm you during a stop.

:gabe:

Legal proceedings cost a lot of time and money. A cop's stupidity shouldn't cause a citizen to have to sacrifice those 2 things.

Couple thousand rounds through mine and never had an issue

When not get one of the $12 ones from Vance's that run just fine?

Just emailed my cousin who works in site planning and such with Chase and said that they move it every year and Chase had it's annual meeting in Columbus in 1999

Pretty sure they move it between the 3 major operations centers (Columbus, Chicago and NYC) every so many years

http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/business/stories/2011/05/17/chase-holds-out-prospect-of-more-jobs-here.html?sid=101

They are holding the annual shareholders meeting there, so all the top dogs are in town

http://www.petakillsanimals.com/

Most we have hit was $275 including tip at Barcelona in German Village

: philly:

My thoughts exactly, and the vegan movement's propoganda of "look what the owners condone!!!". Yeah bullshit. What many people call "factory farms" are still family owned farms that have large contracts and these morons that work there are effing with the owner's kids future. To think an owner would condone that is ridiculous. At the same time a kick to a 1500 lb cow or a 1,000 pig.... not really as bad as it looks

It shows some idiot $8/hr workers throwing chickens around, kicking pigs and cows, etc. Then it also shows just normal slaughter and it's very bloody and quick, yet they make it seems like there is some other way to get food rather than killing animals. It's a propoganda video that hits some pretty major fallicies that the anti-meat industry uses.

Just a video that uses a few examples of abuse coupled with a bunch of appeal to emotion and appeal to nature fallacies

I'm the neighbor that butchers deer in the garage with the door open.