I love this!

I'm a Libertarian. See? Says it right there in the header. I couldn't care less who you spend time with nekkid. I don't care who you share your life or your bed with. It's not my place to judge, and it sure as hell isn't the government's place to rule. If I had my little Libertarian druthers, there would be no place for the government in the sacrament of marriage. Every hetero couple is required to do the legalites of a civil union before getting married. Whether they take the next step to the alter is up to them. But the license still says "marriage". It should just be a plain civil union, recognized by the government, for financial and healthcare purposes. Then each couple, according to their beliefs and conscience, can seek a marriage sacrament from their chosen religious leader, who performs it or not according to his or her beliefs and conscience. Government doesn't get an invite.

Same with gun ownership. My choice, my beliefs, my right. You don't get a say.

http://www.salon.com/2013/05/21/new_campaign_compares_gun_control_to_anti_lgbt_discrimination/

Of course, asking the Left for the same consideration of our gun rights is getting some LGBT panties in a twist. I did tell y'all what LGBT stands for, right? Loud Gay Bitchy Twatwaffles.

UPDATE:

I just noticed I forgot to h/t WiscoDave for this, but in my defense, he WAS yelling at me to get it done.

Some quick advice please?

I have a problem that has plagued woman since the beginning of time. No. Not that problem. Ewww.

Women are physically weaker in their upper bodies than their lower bodies, and men vice versa. I could probably leg press a Buick, but I suffer muscle fatigue fairly quickly while shooting. I don't think I'll be leg pressing a lot of Buicks, but I can see myself doing a fair amount of shooting. So today, I've spent a good deal of time online looking up upper body workouts, but I'm not sure on which muscle groups I need to focus. I mean, generally, I know my back and shoulder tends to give out pretty quickly, and my wrist gets weak and sore after a while.

So, do any of you have advice on exercises, muscle groups, training (aside from the shooting, I'm doing some dry fire drills) that can address this? Dudes (or dudettes), the women of the world who are looking at becoming shooters would greatly appreciate the help.

Oh, and for older women, keeping my 70-year-old mom in mind, any advice there?