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Posse Riot.
Just needed an excuse to use that one.
if the feds were doing the job, the local sheriff wouldn’t have to.
ABSOLUTELY!!!!
I can’t believe an insurer doesn’t want to cover Billy The Kid and The Regulators. What’s wrong with that insurer?
(yes, I do realize William Bonney never actually led this group, but you get the point)
Regulators…mount up!