Best Car Salesman Ever,,,
Whoops, I almost forgot,,,
They're kicking off, "Fuck Joe Biden" season,,,
"An annual tax on the right to own a gun with applicable ownership fees and proof of liability insurance. The idea is to make it really expensive to own certain firearm types and high caps. Additionally, people will pay for how many guns they own. The IRS goon squads will be the enforcers that ensure you register and pay; Not to mention, paying a tax for the loose scratch you pulled in from that garage sale your shitbag neighbors reported you on back in 2009."
& just for nothing,,, they'll probably be wearing blue helmets. 
Here's how you push back, refuse to be vaccinated until ALL Democrats are up to date with a minimum of 4 booster shots, (plus 24-months ;-). That's the humanitarian approach. Besides, the massacre of innocent children at Uvalde Elementary while law enforcement stood and listened in the hallway, coward and did nothing. That convinced me that the 2nd Amendment is desperately needed and Justified. Why should anyone have to pay to defend themselves or for the preparations thereof. Free speech and the right to defend yourself are pillars.
It's called InAppBrowser.com,,,
For those unfamiliar, an in-app browser usually comes into action when a user taps on a URL within an app. This way, the app shows the webpage without having to redirect the user to an external browser app, such as Safari or Google Chrome. Think Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Instagram and they all utilize this feature when re-directing to their platforms from around the web. In-app browsers are based on Safari’s WebKit on iOS and devs can make modifications so as to run their own nefarious JavaScript code. As a result, users are more susceptible to being tracked without their knowledge. For instance, an app can use a custom in-app browser to collect all the taps on a webpage, keyboard inputs, website title, and more. This data can be sold to third parties and used to create a digital fingerprint of a person.
Using the InAppBrowser tool is quite simple. First, you open an app that you want to analyze. Then you share the URL “https://InAppBrowser.com” somewhere inside the app (you can send it as a DM to a friend). Tap the link inside the app to open it and get a report about the JavaScript commands.
In a typical web page you would simply add the following to your HTML [ rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" ] and that takes care of any of the funny business in most instances. And that reminds me, I probably need to add that to a couple of links in the Tv2C framework. Now if you were wondering, the Tv2C APP is a P.W.A.,(Progressive Web App), this utilizes HTML5 to create the platform and does not access the client-side operating system. The app doesn't collect any user data and I don't do analytics on the site either. Less ToDids and there's more important things to work on.
I'd recommend utilizing the InAppBrowser.com tool while online just to check the occasional web site for authenticity.
Just Say'n
