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Today, 03:42 PM #1ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
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should we all be stocking up on guns and ammo rn?
pm me ur pics and ill rep u haha jk no homo lol haha no but srsly pls pm me ur pics haha just glutes and maybe face haha no homo again lol just kidding kinda not rly lol pls send them
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Today, 03:43 PM #2privilege ☑
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Has a gun ever really been a bad investment?
+positive crew+
-we all gonna make it, but what it is is up to you crew
-all things in moderation, even political views crew
-support local farms crew
-try to do at least one good deed/day crew
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Today, 03:43 PM #3Age 59
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Throughout history , governments have preferred unarmed peasants . So there’s that
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Today, 03:44 PM #4Registered User
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Depends on who you ask..Originally Posted by jtaylor2010
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Today, 03:45 PM #5Registered User
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Lol at thinking a bunch of rednecks with small arms could do anything against military force. It's not the 1800s anymore.Originally Posted by MajorTendonitis
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Today, 03:55 PM #6Registered Tradie
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I lost all my guns and ammo a couple years ago in a boating accident. But yes.
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Today, 03:55 PM #7Age 59
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They’d like to keep collateral damage down,so they still want your guns regardlessOriginally Posted by Km2019
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Today, 03:56 PM #8Age: 100
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jokes on you, no ammo or guns to buy anymore.
For every man, there is a sentence, a string of words, that has the power to destroy him
"The strong do what they can, and the weak suffer what they must" -Thucydides
Shall not be Infringed. MFC. HTC. FUK CHINA. SUPER STRAIGHT.
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Today, 03:57 PM #9INTJ - Christian
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Originally Posted by Km2019
Vietnam and Afghanistan say hi.
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Today, 03:58 PM #10««««»»»»
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This. There’s still a decent amount of guns around here to buy but ammo has been scarce for a while now.Originally Posted by PepperedAngus
Duly noted
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Today, 04:00 PM #11Based
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lol @ thinking they would even try. After 2020, we KNOW they would be lining up to hand in their guns.Originally Posted by Km2019
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Today, 04:03 PM #12Registered Tradie
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Name a proper conquest of a country after ww2 when the citizens are armed. Ill wait.Originally Posted by Km2019
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Today, 04:03 PM #13Former obese brah
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Originally Posted by Km2019
If the country ever devolved into civil unrest the military would likely not be the ones in the most immediate danger. It would be average citizens unfortunately.
We can look to recent Afghanistan conflict for examples: Afghanistan is a country separated along tribal lines; looking very similar to USA tribal archetypes actually. There are USA backed tribes and there are non-USA backed tribes.
There are hardly any direct confrontations between insurgents in Afghanistan and actual military. It is mostly sniper fire, IEDs, booby-traps and guys taking pot-shots.
These are guys living in tunnels, caves, holes in the ground. Groups of 3-4. Very spread out, very hard to track down and very hard to deal with from an engagement perspective.
There are far more citizen causalities then military ones: The roads are not safe, the infrastructure is under constant attack, the water is not clean, there is no electricity, no telecommunications in many area, no internet; the cables are all cut.
It's not a fun/productive environment that's for sure.
Afghanistan and Vietnam have both effectively proven that you cannot deal with an imbedded insurgency short of anything except nuclear intervention.
The trick is to avoid it all together.Last edited by StinkholePatrol; Today at 04:13 PM.
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