Wouldn’t it be nice to have shooting competition in the Olympics? I do not think it would be fair since the United States owns most of all the guns in the world and we are the wild west! It would be fun to watch though!
@Todd30 >> Did they do away with shooting in the Olympics 
What Olympics? Oh’ you mean the woke olympics. 
They seem to have a low viewer turnout, I know we are not watching!
US Women’s Trap Kayle Browning takes home Silver:
@Scotty … do you have super fast keyboard? 
Can we not link web pics anymore? It’s only allowing me ot post hyperlinks or upload pics from my computer.
My Google-Fu is strong. 
The Olympics has shooting sports. Americans are doing well in them also. I think, right now it’s 3 golds, and 2 silvers.
Noted controversy about the Iranian winning the 10 meter air rifle event in the news this morning…
Can’t mention Wuhan, but we can watch events in empty stadiums…just got used to MMA being quiet, but this just feels so wrong.
Quitting in the Olympics is celebrated now too!
The Greatest Generation, this is not.
I guess I should have been clear on this, I should have said, Three gun competition!
I was thinking of the three gun competition.
Olympics has almost “three gun competition”… divided into different platforms.
Typical “3-Gun” will never be there…
There are Olympics this year? Great. Every day, I’m forced to add something else to my list of things not to watch- ABC, CBS, ABC, CNN, MSNBC, The Jan 6 Hearings, The Olympics…
And what would be the reason NOT to watch Olympics? 
For me, the women’s soccer team jerseys did it. They mis-spelled USA. When the politics is removed from the Olympic (as it’s supposed to be) and we get back to competition, I’ll reconsider
I don’t care about all the woke BS. I’m watching the Olympics. It’s different than watching professional sports. I believe professional athletes should be banned from competing in the Olympic Games.
“I always watched the Olympics with my dad and even though I was very young — five or six — I will always remember how my dad stood up with his hand over his heart each and every time “The Star-Spangled Banner” was played when the USA medaled in an event. [My dad] was bursting with pride.” 
-Larry Bird, Boston Herald