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The Posse Comitatus Act is a federal law that restricts the use of the U.S. Army and Air Force from acting as law enforcement or to execute the law, unless expressly authorized by Congress or the Constitution. Originally passed in 1878, it has been expanded to include the Navy, Marine Corps, and Space Force, though it does not apply to the National Guard when it's operating under state control. The act, however, contains many exceptions and loopholes, such as for counter-drug operations or emergencies involving weapons of mass destruction, and its application is often a subject of debate, especially in situations involving immigration enforcement.

Did we just get rid of that like the way Pudding Pops just disappeared? ...I miss pudding pops...

NTTAWWT

If you sprinkle sugar (edit)on uncooked, sliced cucumbers they are spot on for tasting & feeling like watermelon.

...The Password is: White Pepper. Seriously.

I wonder what his pos son is up to. Nick Bolea. Basically killed a veteran years ago.

Loved this movie. Never gets old.

Gotta admit, wasn't really a fan. Still, rip bat-biter.

Great television.

Hello.

Oh sure You cant operate a gas powered lawn mower or trimmer in that granola prison, but Flame Throwers?

Thankfully, my trusty bumble shoot has spared me the ignominy of using an Umbrella.

3:30 is great.

I'm sure everybody can find ways to throw rocks at the church. But the one that leaves me unsettled is just the pump and Circumstance and pageantry and money and money and money thrown at the Pope's lifeless body. What a fine most unsettling is the timing of his death should have reminded the powers that be that Christ didn't have any of this Pomp and Circumstance and passion when he was crucified. You think somebody might have thought of that seeing as how was just Easter dontcha know. Also, if you ever get the chance to see the Pieta in a curated environment, even if you're not a believer, it is a gut punch emotionally.Its Mary, cradling her dead son's body.