My mother picked cotton as a young child. Sack was longer than she was tall. Wore tote sack dresses and went barefoot during the depression.I’m happy to pay them what I owe them, which is nothing. I’ve done nothing to them, so how could I owe them anything?
Edited to add: God has blessed me, and I truly enjoy helping other people in need. But try to lay a guilt trip on me because of the color of my skin? Nope, not having it.
Try to assume that I have what I have because of some privilege? Hmmm, what were these people doing when I was working 12 - 14 hour days at a job I hated for 30 years, and living well below my means so I could save up a nest egg for our golden years?
If you need help and ask me, I’ll help you. But don’t try to take what I’ve got and justify it by some BS guilt trip.
Hope they can cash lead.....Another reason for range time:
Rep. Ayanna Pressley says Black Lives Matter is a mandated directive: 'Pay us what you owe us'
https://www.theblaze.com/news/ayann...utm_term=ACTIVE LIST - TheBlaze Breaking News
You just need better inspiration.Didn't shoot worth a crap today, not getting near enough range time in and it shows.
But a nice break and the weather wasn't bad.
Didn't shoot worth a crap today, not getting near enough range time in and it shows.
But a nice break and the weather wasn't bad.
For me, to a certain level that is true.Odd, when I take a hiatus from shooting and go back my skills are the same...I think fair to good, but maybe I'm fooling myself though the steel goes ding and the paper targets get shot up with decent grouping...I said, ''decent' not pro-shooter quality.
Can't thank my dad or uncles in person, nor would they want the thanking. They all were proud of what they could do for America!@baboon I appreciate your dad for what he did. Thank him for me if you can and if not, I thank his spirit as well as you as his son. Similar situation in my family for which I am proud and thankful.