I like that he did that. I think it's cool and normal.

Rooting for Israel to get nuked at this point.

Reminds me of the 38th parallel in between North/South Korea. There has been a resurgence of rare wildlife there because no humans fuck with it.

Edit: here is an article about it

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/21/north-south-korea-war-demilitarised-zone-dmz-ecology-endangered-wildlife-aoe

"The landmines are doing more for conservation than anyone..." Kim Seung-ho

Pictured: the threatened asianic black bear.

All very good points.

My "teamwork" comment would work if there was a "no kings" rally but with guns and it was a march on Washington. Obviously that would be borderline impossible to organize but at this point I think a loud enough public call to action (maybe by a celeb) could actually make it happen.

As far as doing it like James Bond, I don't think there would be an escape there. It would be a suicide mission, accepting that you'll die is part of it.

Your comment never touched on fertilizer bombs like Timothy Mcvay (would be tough to get close but not impossible). Especially with an MMA event happening on the front lawn of the white house soon.

Nah, that was in reply to the person saying it would be hard to do. It's a counterexample meant to allude to the second amendment and what it was intended for, not a direct call to action, Agent Smith.

I did when I drove a jeep wrangler because it was funny.

It's rare. Off duty SAS guy did work in Kenya that one time. Saved a bunch of people.

Deny unlawful orders. Anyone can do it.

Nothing wrong with that. I could see it being a little too slice of life for people. For me, the more I got to know about Ray as a character the more I liked him and enjoyed the show. It's definitely a "show, don't tell" type of show and that could be a little slow for people.

That scummy company is no longer involved in producing subnautica 2. It's the small things.