St. Louis couple draw weapons on protesters headed to mayor's house: report

A married couple brandished firearms at protesters marching through their upscale St. Louis neighborhood

By Elizabeth Rosner | New York Post

A couple draws their firearms on protestors as they enter their neighborhood during a protest against St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson, in St. Louis, Missouri, U.S. June 28, 2020, in this picture grab obtained from a social media video. (DANIEL SHULAR/via REUTERS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY.)

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A married couple brandished firearms at a group of protesters who marched through their upscale St. Louis neighborhood on Sunday night on their way to the home of Mayor Lyda Krewson.

The male homeowner stood barefoot on his Renaissance-style porch in the Central West End neighborhood while carrying a semi-automatic weapon at around 6 p.m. local time, while his wife pointed a pistol at the gathering.

The couple confronted the group of about 300 protesters after they breached a gate in the neighborhood, according to a local NBC affiliate.

A video on Twitter showed the woman point the firearm at passing protesters while shouting.

A protester wearing a T-shirt that read, “Hands up, don’t shoot,” urged participants to relocate into the street in an attempt to diffuse the situation.

The protesters were en route to Mayor Krewson’s home to demand her resignation after she released names and addresses of residents who suggested defunding the police department, the report said.

Maybe the protesters caught this man by surprise, but I would liked to have seen someone challenging 300 protesters in something a bit more tactical than bare feet, khakis, and a polo shirt (and no extra magazines?).

In the meantime, here is an inspiring picture of an American citizen exercising his Second Amendment rights within the walls of his own home, something I have absolutely no problem with.

Nor I. Malcolm Little was a man deserving of infinitely more respect than that philandering, rabble-rousing, globalism-promoting, Jєω-loving Commie bastard Martin Luther King.

His espousal of his false religion (and belief in the NOI's fanciful fairy tales about Yaqub the Big-Headed Scientist) notwithstanding, Malcolm "X" was - at the very least - a man who loved his people, desired what was best for them, recognized (((who))) was really behind the world's major evils, and knew - and was never afraid to announce - the harsh truth that was so verboten to the neo-liberal world order: that sub-Saharan Africans and Europeans cannot live peaceably with one another, and that the best thing for black people was for them to break off from the dysfunctional caretaker relationship they have so long had with white America, and work at living among, and taking care of, themselves. 

Naturally, he wasn't long for this world. And for all the promotion his name and image have gotten in the half-century since his murder (nowhere near as much as POS MLK, of course), his very sensible suggestions for addressing America's racial crisis, have, of course, never been allowed to gain traction.

Is it just my eyes playing tricks on me, or do the "McCloskeys" (changed their surname, maybe?) look like Jєωs? Is the obvious buffoonery of their lack of finger discipline, and waving the muzzles at their own partners, an intended psyop to make gun owners and home-defenders appear more marginal and idiotic than actual mainstream participants of the 2nd Amendment?

Look at closer pictures of them. They sure don't look Irish.

I think that's really a stretch.  Age, and being of a certain age, is not uniformly kind to everyone.  Both my grandfather and my uncle (his son) looked very Jєωιѕн, but they weren't.  Not a smidgen.

Lol!!!

“Peaceful protesters” who break down the security gate, threaten to kill your dog, and swarm into your house???

We should start a new civil holiday called "National Gun Night Out," where all residents strap on their best tactical rifles and attire, and have a few beers and hot dogs in the front yard with their neighbors.

You got that right!  Fire up the grill and I'll bring the soy burgers and tofu sirloins and burgers.  Deviled eggs and Natural Light, cans iced down in the cooler.  If it is not a civil right for an American to drink cheap, watery, insipid, so-cold-it-hurts-your-throat beer, it should be.

The closest thing I have to a tactical rifle is a Ruger 10/22 --- never been much of a rifle guy --- but there is much to be said for a Glock 19 with a happy stick.  I have two (happy sticks, not Glock 19s).  Those are illegal in many states (though not in mine).

Absolutely!
Ice cold insipid tasteless beer American style!
Ruger 10/22 is the best out of the box .22 made, in my opinion (I have a couple of them for training the boys, and squirrel hunting).
I am also a BIG Glock fan (I don't have any 19's, but have a 17 with slightly larger frame and bullet capacity, but 19 has been on my mind lately).
I've been going through an extreme long range shooting phase lately.  Check out the attached pics of my baby: 
Savage FCP110 chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum.  This one is a one-of-a-kind rifle, because of the customized 5-color camo pattern, and the Cerakote job I had done to it.  The scope is a Vortex Viper HST (6x24x50).