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Gun Rights: Death By A Thousand Cuts
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True that.
The entire Constitution is diyng a slow death. Western Civilization is dying a slow death. The Human Race is dying a slow death.
I just hope my progeny can experience minimal suffering, but I wonder if I'm living in the most comfortable time possible.
I just hope my progeny can experience minimal suffering, but I wonder if I'm living in the most comfortable time possible.
I like to think that our future rulers who salivate over taking our rights away will be too stupid to rule over us. We always bicker at the stupidity of younger generations to preform simple tasks. These will be our masters? Hahaha nope.
Mainly because the other side refuses to be quiet, is in your face, just keeps telling the same lies, pushes multiple threads against us etc. The conservative and even Independents , Firearm owners have not pushed back hard enough. While most of us are hard at work the socialists are able to mass in large numbers knowing you will be paying for them. They have nothing to lose in terms of gun rights or anything else, it’s all gain for them. On the other side it’s a loss prevention game which is why they just take a little chunk at a time, but by bit , penny bu penny.
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Hollywood is trying to have it both ways. Theres barely a single movie made that doesnt feature some form of heroic or at least glorified gunplay. You can tell kids not to do something til you're blue in the face but if they see it being done theyll want to imitate it.
fshalor
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I started reading up on the Prohibition era this weekend. Still had some good document sets from history class in high school to get me started. Tossed a few newer books on the Kindle.
I think we are heading towards that a way. Studying how the prohibition gig got started may give us some new strategies.
From what I'm seeing, the other side is using basically the same playbook. Nothing new other than this huge pool of vocal sjws with no brains and social media circles.
Media is worse now. Even though there are some wonderfully good reporters and writers not in the active media.
To be honest, YouTube and small bloggers may be all that saves us. It's not going to be the republicans. It's not going to be the courts. And it def won't be the next president.
I'm looking around for a "vlogger" or two who carries daily and has a good speaking voice and ability to logically assess daily news feeds from MSM and legislation proposals for daily impact to their lives.
Not finding many. Def not many who would appeal to the audience we need to reach out and touch. (14-26 year olds.)
Think like an Emelia Hartford but for gun rights.
We need a voice and a spokes person.
Course there is satire. Sometimes that works? Right?
I think we are heading towards that a way. Studying how the prohibition gig got started may give us some new strategies.
From what I'm seeing, the other side is using basically the same playbook. Nothing new other than this huge pool of vocal sjws with no brains and social media circles.
Media is worse now. Even though there are some wonderfully good reporters and writers not in the active media.
To be honest, YouTube and small bloggers may be all that saves us. It's not going to be the republicans. It's not going to be the courts. And it def won't be the next president.
I'm looking around for a "vlogger" or two who carries daily and has a good speaking voice and ability to logically assess daily news feeds from MSM and legislation proposals for daily impact to their lives.
Not finding many. Def not many who would appeal to the audience we need to reach out and touch. (14-26 year olds.)
Think like an Emelia Hartford but for gun rights.
We need a voice and a spokes person.
Course there is satire. Sometimes that works? Right?
