Only in America

[Sean Hayden]

The guy asking questions was so much better in the second video. First he wasn’t a condescending prick, and he let them know when they were wrong, and finally offered suggestions on how to approach the questions without giving away the answers. Altogether better in myopinion..

[Sean Hayden]

As for privilege, okay. But a more interesting invisible population to me are those in tough circumstances who don’t get noticed because they aren’t problematic. They are in that first university too, probably glad at the chance to shine…

[Tero]

Boring. The quiz. But the presidents...I would just guess a random one too.

[Sean Hayden]

Yes, that was impressive. Maybe they are young enough to remember the presidents song. You might be able to pick him out from that. Forget the pop culture question.

[L'Emmerdeur]

What can you say when faced with such brilliance?

'Supreme Court strikes down Trump-era ban on bump stocks on guns'

“A bump stock does not convert a semiautomatic rifle into a machinegun any more than a shooter with a lightning-fast trigger finger does,” Thomas wrote in his opinion. “Even with a bump stock, a semiautomatic rifle will fire only one shot for every ‘function of the trigger.’”

It carries the day for gun nuts and wannabe mass shooters.

[JimC]

You can prise my bump stop from my cold dead hands!

[Brian Peacock]

I guess a repeater mechanism doesn't turn a semi-automatic into a machine gun any more than a shooter with a lightning fast trigger finger either.