NMRMN wrote:World Net Daily has commissioned a poll of gun owners, and reported the following lie:
"A new poll indicates only 1 in 5 gun owners would be willing to give up their firearms if the government demanded it.
“In other words, the government has a huge fight on its hands if it tries to implement a gun confiscation program,” said pollster Fritz Wenzel of Wenzel Strategies.
A surprisingly high percentage of those who call themselves “very liberal” also would not allow their guns to be confiscated, the poll shows."
Bull. Crap.
...The vast majority of the 80-percent in this WND poll say they won’t comply now, but we’re not playing a time-constrained game, and most will give up their rights without a fight.
...They don’t need to get into your gun safe if they’ve gotten into your head.
They can only win by your apathy and inaction. Learn to shoot well, master your rifle to 500 yards. Practice dry firing, read up on marksmanship, small unit tactics, our heritage, and what was sacrificed for us by our Founders, and resolve to be every bit as active now so that you aren’t required to make the same sacrifices of blood and treasure.
Agitate. Politic. Get involved.
Be proud. Be relentless.
They are counting on your doing nothing.
Disappoint them.
http://www.bob-owens.com/2013/03/the-surrenderers
ForeverTwoWheels wrote:A lot of people blindly follow "the law", even if its unjust. I will not under any circumstances surrender my firearms to governmental authority. That's exactly what the second amendment is for.
Thunder71 wrote:So a team of 'government employees' come up to you and point an M16 at your head you'll say "I don't think so pal".
Umm hmm.
The e-balls are huge on this one.
Thunder71 wrote:So a team of 'government employees' come up to you and point an M16 at your head you'll say "I don't think so pal".
Umm hmm.
The e-balls are huge on this one.
NMRMN wrote:Thunder71 wrote:So a team of 'government employees' come up to you and point an M16 at your head you'll say "I don't think so pal".
Umm hmm.
The e-balls are huge on this one.
Retreat is not the same as surrender, depending on the circumstances... If your only view of "winning the war" is being in possession of your personal gun at all times, you might be missing the forest for the trees.
I will not under any circumstances surrender my firearms to governmental authority.
NMRMN wrote:Thunder71 wrote:So a team of 'government employees' come up to you and point an M16 at your head you'll say "I don't think so pal".
Umm hmm.
The e-balls are huge on this one.
Retreat is not the same as surrender, depending on the circumstances... If your only view of "winning the war" is being in possession of your personal gun at all times, you might be missing the forest for the trees.
Thunder71 wrote:This suggests e-balls:I will not under any circumstances surrender my firearms to governmental authority.
XDM45 wrote:NMRMN wrote:Thunder71 wrote:So a team of 'government employees' come up to you and point an M16 at your head you'll say "I don't think so pal".
Umm hmm.
The e-balls are huge on this one.
Retreat is not the same as surrender, depending on the circumstances... If your only view of "winning the war" is being in possession of your personal gun at all times, you might be missing the forest for the trees.
For me, my only view of "winning the war" is being in full possession of my freedom at all times. A gun merely allows me to do that.
Thunder71 wrote:This suggests e-balls:I will not under any circumstances surrender my firearms to governmental authority.
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