If you’re dreaming about having laws just like they do in the USA, honestly, just forget about it... We're dealing with the European Union here, where the whole rulebook is written differently. Even back when we were part of the EU, we were losing legal battles because things like, say, failing to seize weapons used in announced crimes quickly enough, just weren't handled the way they needed to be. The USA isn't some simple, one-size-fits-all situation—it’s actually way more complicated than people realize. You can't just walk into any shop in any state and buy a firearm the exact same way. At the federal level, laws shift constantly depending on whoever happens to be in power. There are even really detailed breakdowns out there showing how those laws change and how certain ones have been struck down... The real kicker is how the Supreme Court of the United States changed everything back in 2008 with the Heller v. DC ruling. They went with a 5-4 decision stating that gun ownership is an individual right, totally separate from militia service. That was a massive pivot from the Miller v. USA case back in 1939, where the court basically ruled that certain types of firearms weren't "reasonable" for militia use...
There’s even this one quirky regulation in a little town over in Utah where the head of the household is supposed to own a weapon—though, to be fair, there aren't really any penalties if they don't😁 And oh, I almost forgot! There’s also this really interesting legal interpretation coming out of a Texas Attorney General regarding guns and churches😁
Sarah Richardson3 said:so, how can I tell if I have a good bite?
Just snap a photo of your teethlike this—take a selfie and post it right here☕ Don't worry about your face or anything, we just need to see the teeth to judge the bite properly.☕
hiddenmarlin14 said:Wait, are you out in the West? 🤣
Nah, nope. This actually popped up a few days ago right after the sandblasting job. I’m asking everyone—please, just post those bites so I can take a look and figure this out! ☕
Walter Baker2 said:Man, I totally wrecked my teeth because my dentist wouldn't even tell me about those overnight silicone mouthguards—or suggest I just go buy one myself!
hiddenmarlin14 said:Larry Diaz4, I just went back and watched your very first video 😳 and honestly, you'd have Class I teeth by any standard—aside from a few little things 🕺 I'm basically destroying my teeth by grinding them in my sleep. I actually lost one unit when I was ten during a car accident—it's totally out of my control! 🕺
Post a photo so I can take a look! ☕ Look, nobody has 100% perfect teeth—we’ll settle for 90%... Anyway, check out mine ☕
The way people are mocking this is—honestly, it’s just insane 🙂 but look, you're one of my favorites, so I'll let you get away with being such a smartass ☕
Walter Baker2 said:Oh, come on, where's the discrimination? I haven't had my teeth fixed yet—I could always go for some dentures, you know, the affordable kind!
Gary Cook84 said:And they’ve gotta be rocking leggings while they laugh 😳
Hey, you're more than welcome to post here—you've got a solid bite! It might not be perfect, but it's plenty good enough for the chat ☕ leggings have their own vibe ☕
We’re living in an era where everyone seems to be getting discriminated against for something—it’s everywhere! But honestly? One group that keeps getting overlooked is people who actually have a decent bite. This chat is specifically carved out for us—you know, the lucky ones with perfect teeth and a solid alignment. Before you even think about jumping into the conversation here, there's a little prerequisite: you’ve got to post a photo of just your smile. We need to see those teeth clearly so the High Council of this anti-discrimination group can vet you and decide if you’re actually qualified to post. ☕
It’s like everyone is out to get you! Seriously, this is some massive, world-class conspiracy right here—never seen anything like it. You should probably call in a pro to help you write up the whole story. 🍿
Yeah, but it wasn't just some random act of malice—it was more like their behavior (well, not totally radical, but still) shifted after they dealt with an illness. Their reactions got sharper, their temperament became way more pronounced... honestly, there were some real scenes, but I feel like you can justify it when someone's mental health has been compromised. There were moments where I felt genuinely uncomfortable, just sitting there thinking, "Please, just calm down so this doesn't turn into a total disaster."
Another example—and look, this is part of growing up and finding oneself, but it definitely "worsened"—that behavior which wasn't always the main thing (you know, the silly mocking, the inability to watch what they say, being rude or picking fights) just became super intense. They were around 16 or 17, and by the time they hit 25, it was incredibly obvious. It reached a point where it was just unbearable, so I had to distance myself.
I really don't buy the idea that someone in their 20s, 30s, or 40s just flips a switch and changes radically overnight. To me, it’s more that they were always like that, and the circumstances finally allowed them to show it. Maybe someone was just waiting for the right position so they could finally ride everyone else—both literally and figuratively—and be a total bully. They just didn't have the opening before. You see it all the time—someone who has always had that "slightly mean" streak finally gets promoted to something like a store manager at a Target or a Starbucks, and suddenly they're riding everyone around. They weren't born yesterday; they've always been this way, they just finally have the platform to act on it. 😁
That second example isn't perfect since it involves someone growing up, but the first one is unfortunately tied to an illness, and you can't really hold that against someone. 🕺
There are people out there who change after a tragedy. Some people find clarity and become better versions of themselves, while others turn purely evil. But in my opinion, those are extreme cases. Nobody just undergoes a massive transformation overnight; it’s usually just something that was already simmering under the surface finally coming to light.