I know I've read a couple of his recent posts/responses on another site I turned him on to recently. In fact it's the main reason I haven't been here as much as I used to be.
The other site is firearm related, and we're a bit more free to say what we think in regard to politics, etc, than we are on here. In fact we have a section just for discussion of politics, current news, our rights, and the like.
I know I've posted a few things on here from that site just to give others a heads up, or a link giving them the ability to speak on our rights, and made the posts in an apolitical manner only to find them deleted.
While I well understand the site rules, and the owners wishes, as that applies on the other site just as it does here, I have yet to understand why an apolitical post doing nothing but providing a link for others to use is considered wrong.
While I love old machinery, and will always be a participant on this site, I love my rights better......To me, it's much more fun handing around somewhere where I don't feel the need to walk on egg shells, and be PC, on the internet, when I don't do that in real life.
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