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Anti-Ignorance · 09-19-2008, 02:37 AM

I honestly believe in this day and age, and the times we are facing, we must exercise every single right we still have left. They are slowly stripping away the Constitution and Bill of Rights, and they have been trying for decades to take the guns from the people. I think it is a crime if you DO NOT own a gun in America.

It is the knowledge that there is a gun, the threat, which is the real advantage when it comes to defense. You learn to fight so you don't have to. It will also be helpful for hunting purposes.

I already owned a handgun, and I recently purchased a rifle. I live in Texas, so they practically sell them in those little candy machines. But owning one is not good enough, you need to be experienced with it, learn to take it apart, practice proper safety, educate others, use it, fire it often, clean it. Be smart with it, hide it, especially when **** hits the fan, and only show it or use it when ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. The art of deception is the greatest tactic in any type of combat or competitive situation. Appear weak when you are strong. Appear dumb when you are smart, and vise versa.

Anyone who says that you will be killed for owning a gun, guns are dangerous, etc... well you have already lost the battle, because you have given in to fear. I heard a quote from William Cooper, (this may not be completely accurate) “The truth is, in a town where everyone owns a gun, and everyone else knows it, there is no crime.” You do whatever it takes for your survival, and if you have the right to own a gun, it will greatly increase your chances for survival. However there are things that are much more important, much more powerful weapons to get you through the difficult times ahead, LOVE and POSITIVE THOUGHT being the strongest. You cannot put your faith in physical possessions alone. Also remember the saying “live by the sword, die by the sword”. There is an inherent risk associated with gun ownership, but the military is not your only enemy in a time of chaos. A crazed man will laugh at your chants for love and peace when he is trying to find food to feed his children, but may think twice when he hears the cocking of a shotgun in his face. When you have been forced from your home, you are hungry and roaming in the wilderness and see a nice fat boar or a deer, you would be wishing you had a rifle.

I highly recommend getting a gun as part of a preparation plan, but honestly it is just a useless hunk of metal if you don’t know what to do with it, and yes, it could possibly even get you killed in certain circumstances. You must get informed enough to avoid those circumstances, and understand that it should only be used as a last resort for safety or survival.

09-19-2008, 02:37 AM	#43
Anti-Ignorance Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Cypress, TX Posts: 13	Re: Gun Protection I honestly believe in this day and age, and the times we are facing, we must exercise every single right we still have left. They are slowly stripping away the Constitution and Bill of Rights, and they have been trying for decades to take the guns from the people. I think it is a crime if you DO NOT own a gun in America. It is the knowledge that there is a gun, the threat, which is the real advantage when it comes to defense. You learn to fight so you don't have to. It will also be helpful for hunting purposes. I already owned a handgun, and I recently purchased a rifle. I live in Texas, so they practically sell them in those little candy machines. But owning one is not good enough, you need to be experienced with it, learn to take it apart, practice proper safety, educate others, use it, fire it often, clean it. Be smart with it, hide it, especially when **** hits the fan, and only show it or use it when ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. The art of deception is the greatest tactic in any type of combat or competitive situation. Appear weak when you are strong. Appear dumb when you are smart, and vise versa. Anyone who says that you will be killed for owning a gun, guns are dangerous, etc... well you have already lost the battle, because you have given in to fear. I heard a quote from William Cooper, (this may not be completely accurate) “The truth is, in a town where everyone owns a gun, and everyone else knows it, there is no crime.” You do whatever it takes for your survival, and if you have the right to own a gun, it will greatly increase your chances for survival. However there are things that are much more important, much more powerful weapons to get you through the difficult times ahead, LOVE and POSITIVE THOUGHT being the strongest. You cannot put your faith in physical possessions alone. Also remember the saying “live by the sword, die by the sword”. There is an inherent risk associated with gun ownership, but the military is not your only enemy in a time of chaos. A crazed man will laugh at your chants for love and peace when he is trying to find food to feed his children, but may think twice when he hears the cocking of a shotgun in his face. When you have been forced from your home, you are hungry and roaming in the wilderness and see a nice fat boar or a deer, you would be wishing you had a rifle. I highly recommend getting a gun as part of a preparation plan, but honestly it is just a useless hunk of metal if you don’t know what to do with it, and yes, it could possibly even get you killed in certain circumstances. You must get informed enough to avoid those circumstances, and understand that it should only be used as a last resort for safety or survival.