[-] macgyveringIt 1 points 1 year ago

Step 3: Back up, back up, back up

[-] macgyveringIt 2 points 1 year ago

I don't know about every states gun laws or which laws you might be referring to but I feel it's a safe bet to say that laws that pertain to crimes committed while using a firearm have not been weakened in very many places.

What may have been weakened are laws that restrict law abiding citizens from using firearms lawfully.

The laws are not "weakened" so much as pleaded down to less time or lesser charges. Prosecutors do this to get an easy "win" and clear cases from their dockets. There are a lot of gun laws that I agree with but more that I disagree that they solve any of the current problems. Again, enforce what is already law and leave the good people alone.

Don't get me wrong, violence is horrible and should be stopped but as a realist I promise that it never will.

[-] macgyveringIt 1 points 1 year ago

Sounds like she took it.

[-] macgyveringIt 3 points 1 year ago

Absolutely without doubt. I am male 46 year I have a son (19) and daughter (22). I promise that if I randomly pick a happy moment out of my life it will include my kids, I smile when I think about them and I miss them when now that they are back at school. When I think, well they are now living their own lives now and not around as much, I remember how proud I am of them and what they are accomplishing.

As for me getting Alzheimer's at 65, my thoughts would be to enjoy my children and hopefully grandchildren till I no longer can function. Then it's time to "step away", no need to be living without life. All that life is, memories and future expectations.

As for the kids potentially inheriting it I'd have to say life is a crap shoot but they would have many years to enjoy that life if that were the case. I know they would have the strength to deal with it. After all life is what you make it with a few bonus curve balls and sliders to keep you on your toes.

Another thought on your children dealing with parents falling ill at an advanced age (65 and above?? I guess). They will get over it, it hurts but it's one of those inevitable things of life that you are hard wired to deal with.

Don't let a potential future issue rob you of the enjoyment of the present.

[-] macgyveringIt 1 points 1 year ago

I recently had an issue that caused similar issues. Ended up being a bad wheel on the Z axis. Wheel was damaged and the carriage would move up and down as the Z axis traversed causing that stripped pattern.

Good luck!

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