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Offline Croix de Fer

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« on: May 02, 2016, 09:57:55 AM »
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    Blessed be the Lord my God, who teacheth my hands to fight, and my fingers to war. ~ Psalms 143:1 (Douay-Rheims)


    Offline Oath Keeper

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    « Reply #1 on: May 02, 2016, 06:56:08 PM »
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  • If you haven't come to the realization yet society is crushing under its own weight. Cities are becoming war zones. The drugged and animalistic hordes are running rampant in the streets. The rich hide behind gated communities with armed guards in homes bristling with security systems and panic rooms. Arm yourselves and learn how to defend yourself before it's too late. In the end you are ultimately responsible for yourself and your family.


    Offline Mark 79

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    « Reply #2 on: May 03, 2016, 11:23:04 AM »
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  • In the dozen or so states that have "constitutional carry" (no permit required for open or concealed carry), it may be better to not put yourself on a government list of firearms owners. You will not be able to have carry reciprocity out-of-state, so you need to "do the math" for your own situation.

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    « Reply #3 on: May 03, 2016, 11:38:47 AM »
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    I had a conversation with this guy's cousin some years ago.

    I was walking my dog when he came down from his porch to engage me.

    "What kind of dog is dat? I only like k-9 dog, k-9 dog, dog that kill."  Then he pointed at the disease bag on his porch. "See that white woman. I ____ her. What do you think of dat?"

    I said nothing and he never learned that I had a .357 snubby pointed at his chest under my hippie poncho. Even the most brain-damaged of these predators recognize that a person who confidently does not show "victim" body language is best left alone.

    Offline Oath Keeper

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    « Reply #4 on: May 03, 2016, 06:18:46 PM »
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    In the dozen or so states that have "constitutional carry" (no permit required for open or concealed carry), it may be better to not put yourself on a government list of firearms owners. You will not be able to have carry reciprocity out-of-state, so you need to "do the math" for your own situation.


    Valid point however I would say the pros value the cons. If you fear being tethered to a list keep in mind if the government wanted a list of gun owners unless you've bought your guns cash I don't see how to avoid that. Also I would say there would be a lot of government obstacles in a "gun grab" situation.


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    « Reply #5 on: May 03, 2016, 09:59:30 PM »
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  • We also need to remember to pray to St. Joseph everyday for the grace necessary to know what should be done in violent/stressful situations and the grace to carry it out.

     I have been in some violent confrontations and they are scary as hell. Sometimes your mind goes blank and its all about fight or flight. That's why I personally pray to St. Joseph so that he can help me in those situations.

    We need to remember that some of these people act like demonic beasts when they attack and show no mercy.

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    « Reply #6 on: May 04, 2016, 02:32:11 AM »
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  • Quote from: Mark 79
    In the dozen or so states that have "constitutional carry" (no permit required for open or concealed carry), it may be better to not put yourself on a government list of firearms owners. You will not be able to have carry reciprocity out-of-state, so you need to "do the math" for your own situation.


    I don't get why this was down-thumbed.  Seems either it's a gun-grabber or very similar and/or somebody who sees no problems with govt lists, or hopefully somebody who just misread the post.

    In my state there is constitutional open carry.  But open carry sacrifices OPSEC which is bad for a number of reasons.  Plus I travel a lot and need reciprocity.  So I have a permit for CCDW.

    But your point is very valid.

    I am not as confident in govt obstacles as Oathkeeper is.  But I do agree that we are all probably on lists anyway.  Paying with a check, buying ammo, mags, cleaning kits, etc. with check or card or in a store with cameras, posting on Internet fora, etc.

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    « Reply #7 on: May 04, 2016, 11:01:53 AM »
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    In the dozen or so states that have "constitutional carry" (no permit required for open or concealed carry), it may be better to not put yourself on a government list of firearms owners. You will not be able to have carry reciprocity out-of-state, so you need to "do the math" for your own situation.


    I don't get why this was down-thumbed.  Seems either it's a gun-grabber or very similar and/or somebody who sees no problems with govt lists, or hopefully somebody who just misread the post.

    In my state there is constitutional open carry.  But open carry sacrifices OPSEC which is bad for a number of reasons.  Plus I travel a lot and need reciprocity.  So I have a permit for CCDW.

    But your point is very valid.

    I am not as confident in govt obstacles as Oathkeeper is.  But I do agree that we are all probably on lists anyway.  Paying with a check, buying ammo, mags, cleaning kits, etc. with check or card or in a store with cameras, posting on Internet fora, etc.


    Very true there are a lot of obstacles to carrying especially if you travel. Now they're talking about smart guns, which you know eventually the govt will be able to likely remotely shut off or in an EMP scenario will be disabled. Another idea is honestly hiding guns like valuables in your home. Honestly if Shillary gets elected you bet I'm going to be hiding some guns around my house maybe even bury some in sealed containers on my property. Or even in a few years for that matter regardless of who gets elected seeing how things are going.


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    « Reply #8 on: May 06, 2016, 04:46:07 PM »
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  • If some nut case shows up at my car door and tries to harm me or my kids, I want to be ready to blow his head off.

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    « Reply #9 on: May 06, 2016, 05:07:20 PM »
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    If some nut case shows up at my car door and tries to harm me or my kids, I want to be ready to blow his head off.


    If you are not already in the practice of doing so, get in the practice immediately of locking your car doors as soon as you get in the car.


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    « Reply #10 on: May 06, 2016, 05:10:57 PM »
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    We've got more crack and meth heads out here than I can tell you.  Not one of them is playing with a full deck.   They cause a lot of crime.  Their only concern is getting more money for their next hit, or rock, and they don't care what they have to do to get it.



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    « Reply #11 on: May 07, 2016, 10:18:13 PM »
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    In the dozen or so states that have "constitutional carry" (no permit required for open or concealed carry), it may be better to not put yourself on a government list of firearms owners. You will not be able to have carry reciprocity out-of-state, so you need to "do the math" for your own situation.


    I don't get why this was down-thumbed.  Seems either it's a gun-grabber or very similar and/or somebody who sees no problems with govt lists, or hopefully somebody who just misread the post.

    In my state there is constitutional open carry.  But open carry sacrifices OPSEC which is bad for a number of reasons.  Plus I travel a lot and need reciprocity.  So I have a permit for CCDW.

    But your point is very valid.

    I am not as confident in govt obstacles as Oathkeeper is.  But I do agree that we are all probably on lists anyway.  Paying with a check, buying ammo, mags, cleaning kits, etc. with check or card or in a store with cameras, posting on Internet fora, etc.


    Very true there are a lot of obstacles to carrying especially if you travel. Now they're talking about smart guns, which you know eventually the govt will be able to likely remotely shut off or in an EMP scenario will be disabled. Another idea is honestly hiding guns like valuables in your home. Honestly if Shillary gets elected you bet I'm going to be hiding some guns around my house maybe even bury some in sealed containers on my property. Or even in a few years for that matter regardless of who gets elected seeing how things are going.


    I hope that a smart gun requirement would result in the tree of liberty being properly watered.  Frankly, I think we are perilously close to the point of that needing to happen anyway.  The sooner the better the way I see it.  Otherwise I fear that the right minded population will be too insignificant (reduced numbers, going along with incrementally more liberal gun laws, generally emasculated by the efforts aimed at effeminizing the white male, etc) to prevail.

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    « Reply #12 on: June 07, 2016, 07:22:35 PM »
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  • I don't see why the driver should have shot the violent man.  The driver was safe in the car and could drive away.  However, it would probably be comforting to have a gun if you can't get away.

    The smart thing to do is avoid violent areas altogether.

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    « Reply #13 on: June 07, 2016, 10:45:49 PM »
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    I don't see why the driver should have shot the violent man.  The driver was safe in the car and could drive away.  However, it would probably be comforting to have a gun if you can't get away.

    The smart thing to do is avoid violent areas altogether.


    He was trying to drive away.  He kept getting blocked and smashed more.  Safe in the car?  That car wasn't much more substantial than a smart car and windows were bashed completely out.  That wild nigger could have entered the vehicle, jerked somebody out of the vehicle, or struck somebody in the vehicle.  So you would have been willing to bet your life--your family's lives--those things couldn't/wouldn't happen?  That that erratic animal wouldn't pull a knife or gun in a flash?  All the while he's smashing away, spraying glass into the car, and putting occupants at risk of being struck either intentionally or wantonly by glass of his club.

    You do realize that the manner in which he was using and brandishing his club that it constituted a deadly weapon/dangerous instrument, don't you?  Do you have any idea how the human skull compares to car glass?  I would dare say that a front windshield is stronger than the human skull.

    Any occupants of that vehicle were in serious danger.  I would have wasted the mangy varmint--it would have been CLEAR self-defense and I wouldn't have missed a wink of sleep over it.

    Avoid violent areas?  That's a possible fix to some extent.  I didn't see enough to say for sure, but maybe that ape had roamed out of the jungle.  Cars appeared quite modest but not junkers.

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    « Reply #14 on: June 08, 2016, 12:51:45 AM »
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    I don't see why the driver should have shot the violent man.  The driver was safe in the car and could drive away.  


     :facepalm:

    Tell that to Reginald Denny (big rig truck driver) and the many numerous white victims pulled out of their cars and murdered during the LA riots.

    When a sub-monkey (or any creep) goes out of his way to attack your car with a deadly weapon, while you're inside the car, he loses all benefit of the doubt.  


    Blessed be the Lord my God, who teacheth my hands to fight, and my fingers to war. ~ Psalms 143:1 (Douay-Rheims)