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And all is right with the world.

That seems off topic. But I can't be sure anymore.

You have conveniently left out so many key details. The u visa was created as part of the attempt to prosecute human trafficers who have brought people hear against their will. You only qualify for a u visa if you help law enforcement prosecute a specific set of crimes, like if you were kidnapped and brought to the US against your will. The new law does not allow illegal immigrants to become cops. It allows non-citizens who are legally authorized to work in the US to apply to become cops.

If they have a visa they are not illegal.

Nope. That is not the source he copy pasted from.

What source are you copy pasting irresponsibly from?

I swam competitively at a decent level though I never took a lesson and cannot float, fellow rock.

Does swimming count? I will show myself out.

God, I love ice cream.

I like it better without that. The trailing wrestler has a bigger incentive to score that way. If he doesn't score he gets -30 points for his team, but if he does score he gets 31 points for his team for a 61 point swing. With your way of awarding points to the losing wrestler it goes from -22 to +22, still a big swing, but I like the bigger swing.

The soccer player in question.

There can be a marked increase in the incidence of something, but still be a low risk. For example, in the study from the armed forces on myocarditis they found the risk to be low (23 cases from 2.8 million doses), but elevated relative to expectations for military receiving a second dose (19 from 0.5 million vs expectation of 0 to 10). From the study: "The observed number of male military members who experienced myocarditis after their second dose of mRNA vaccine, while relatively small, is substantially higher than the expected number."

I love option 2

That was DJT's first proposal above.

I think this is the study you are referring to (if not, let me know): https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamacardiology/fullarticle/2781601 It shows the expected rate of male military incidence as 0 to 8, with the observed rate at 19, fitting your 250%. The rate among female military members was zero, which would be lower than expected.

I see this as a very cynical bill. They know it has absolutely no chance of going anywhere, but they can tout that they tried.

I most certainly did not say that. I challenged someone who made the claim that cardiac arrest had both increased at an alarming rate, and implied it was due to a COVID booster shot, in the laziest way possible to not be so lazy.

My focus is on lethality over commonality.

It was a mistake to say military grade because then the strategy becomes to pick apart and parse the definition rather than discuss the issue (see the reams of posts about the definition of AR). So let us call them US Mass Shooter Grade as the list I shared were the guns used in some of the top 12 most deadly mass shootings in the US. It seems like the most basic of common sense to review the list of preferred weapons of mass shooters in this country and then eliminate them. Yes, a mentally ill person will find another way to express their illness, but it will not be their preferred, which is presumably most efficient, way to do so. And I agree that the issue is often mental illness which needs to be addressed, but it is a fool who thinks the problem should not also be addressed at the gun level.

The claim was that there was a causation between COVID shots and cardiac events among athletes. The baseline for determining that would have to come from a pre-COVID time. Besides 8 years is nothing.

You have me confused with GWN. I do not hang any of my arguments on what AR stands for.

Yes. What if? What if it doubled? What if it halved? What if it was between 99% and 101% of past numbers? There are a lot of people on this board who like to talk about what if as though it were. Which is why I asked what the definition of alarming rate was. The words alarming rate are used intentionally to imply that there is a known number (rate) and it is different from what should be expected (alarming). I provided the baseline. Rather than extrapolate one famous athlete, who may or may not have had a booster recently, into "alarming rate" I prefer to examine phrases like that. I find that they are most often lazy.