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That makes me smile.

None those offended and campaigning against the confederate flag ever lived as a slave during the civil war. None of the outraged "confederate flag equals heritage" crowd ever served in the confederate army or had their home burned down by general Sherman. Common ground.

I think it was unanimous. No dissenting opinion.

I've used the the ability and ease of trading to try out things that interested me, not to collect or accumulate. These days very few things interest me. I'm over the excitement of it all. There's likely a VP9 in my future, but I'm in no hurry to spend money.

...Unless he's building race guns and has leftover frames, which doesn't seem likely with subcompacts.

I understand what you mean, but I think the term erosion is still appropriate. Like many aspects of our government, when a policy like this stands unchanged for so long it becomes embedded legally and in the hearts/minds of people who have never known a time without it. It also sets precedent...

I can agree. In the big picture our country is still carried forward by the momentum of past greatness. Our more recent choices are eroding our foundation and our slowing our forward motion. His description is pretty good for a two minute diatribe, but then Aaron Sorkin is a heck of a writer.

Another thing you'll see - gray Keltecs became popular because folks could dye them just about any color they wanted to.

...one with a 9mm conversion barrel