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It wasn’t a hyphen; it was an apostrophe. Someone with a third grade education would know this. Someone with a fourth grade education would know that adding an apostrophe to the end of a made-up word doesn’t make it a word. Someone with a fifth grade education would have known that the acceptable diminutive form of “little” is “li’l”. Someone with a sixth grade education would have spelled “describing” correctly. Someone with a seventh grade education could have come up with a better put down than “Liddle”. And someone with an eighth grade education would be mature enough not to attack his opponents with misspelled words and insults on Twitter.On a side note, someone with a ninth-grade education wouldn’t be attacking the media for pointing out that the president is acting like a six-year-old.

Simple. Because banners don’t know what “military grade” means.This is a military grade weapon.It’s an M240B medium machinegun.This is also a military grade weapon.An M1903 bolt-action rifle firing .30–06 from a 5-round integral magazine. Surplus ’03s make good deer rifles.This is also a military grade weapon.It’s a Mk-II Kabar, made to the same specification as the original USMC requirements.“Military Grade” doesn’t mean some million-round per second fully semi automatic machinegun that was double-dipped in ultra-deadly sauce. It just means any item that was manufactured to a military specification.Look, here’s a military grade leaf-spring for a a 5-ton truck.Here’s a whole list of military grade stuff. Just look up the item and NSN. https://www.armyproperty.com/NSN-List.htmLook, military grade goggles!“Military grade”, used in this particular context, is naked fear-mongering. It’s not discussing specifications and requirements for equipment, it’s an attempt to get people to react emotionally and sell the lie that “military grade” weapons are somehow extra super duper dangerous.It’s the same sort of bullshit lie as “assault weapon”.Original question-Why do people support having military grade weapons in their neighborhoods?