If Biden takes (coup 3.0) the win it will be a great time for 2A rights supporters. Obama had been the best firearm salesman in the history of the the US gun market. Then Covid hit and gun sales rose once again. Then came the riots of those dirty bands of roaming Amish thugs. Even liberal snowflakes were buying. Who would have thought it, guns as a “gateway drug” to conservatism?
But here we are. Biden/Harris and lefty nut job Pete Buttigieg have stated again and again that they are coming for YOUR guns!
Well I have a bit of good news.
The gun community is already beginning to come together in resistance. Just as they did during the Obama era, or as I call it, close to a decade of shear shit.
We have what appears to be a solid conservative majority in the Supreme Court. This court will not “FAIL” to hear 10 2A rights set before it. 2A cases are already winding their way through the courts.
The first time Biden/Harris can’t deliver what the crowd demands, the thugs that the wonder twins bailed out of jail will riot once again.
Only this time, we will be waiting. And the law, just may, FINALLY line up with the constitution.
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In the short term, it’s good times for the firearms dealers and manufacturers, and bad for the buyers. In the long term, it’s bad for all of them. The already sky high prices will increase and shortages will worsen. Suppliers will reap the benefits of inflated profit margins in addition to massive increases to volume of sale. End users will pay through the nose for what was formerly very affordable. Then, when the restrictions and bans come down the pipeline, businesses in both production and point of sale will be shuttered, and millions of gun owners will either have their firearms confiscated or face being made into instant felons. It’s a lose-lose proposition for all involved… except for the totalitarian tyrants whose only objectives are to gain more power over the populace, and remove any obstacles in the way of achieving it.
I don’t see it that way. We now have a pro 2A court. Only time will tell. But they are not taking my arms.And I know a lot of people who feel the same way.
I hate to be “that guy” but I’m going to do this anyway.
This goes for anyone. If you’re in here or anywhere on the internet describing possessions you own then …
You really, really should not be using your real name AND telling people on the internet what valuables, including firearms, you possess. It’s just not a good idea. Even on BillWhittle.com.
The CDN (content delivery network) or the web-host could get hacked. You could get hacked. Or, just because there are people in here that think like us politically does not mean every single one of them is totally honest, nor that their kids, their cleaning staff, or anyone else that might get access to their unattended pad, phone, or computer is above reproach.
Not to mention the fact that the U.S. Government has access to pretty much any website in the world if they really want to see it. Sure, they can look at gun purchase records and would do that in a confiscation scheme … But if it comes to that they’ll hire people to find “gun owners” and pay them for the information.
You can do as you like, I’m not telling you what to do. I’m just pointing out that this is not a wise choice in courses-of-action.
If you described guns you own then you just invited everyone in here to have a look in your gun safe or the closet where you keep your firearms. You don’t know me and here I am telling you something you might not have considered … You don’t know anyone else in here either. We are your “internet friends” but that’s not the same thing as people you know personally.
I’ve spent a lot of my life trying to thwart and/or catch bad guys. That means learning to think like the bad guys so I’m not trying to be creepy here — I’m trying to be helpful and keep you safe so please take this in the positive spirit in which it was intended.
Well stated. Sounds like we have had similar occupational backgrounds.
In my personal case, I only have a few years at best so I really don’t care who knows what I got. If I have to go it will be as a patriot, on this hill, not cowering in hiding.
Don’t get me wrong. I am not advocating violence, but I will not run nor hide.
Well … Like I said, I’m not trying to tell anyone what to do here.
Nor am I the type to cower in hiding. There’s an old saying that goes “discretion is the better part of valor” and what I’m counseling here is valorous discretion.
I will likewise not run or hide unless those things are required to achieve a tactical advantage before an immediate situation is resolved. In which case I will run, hide and return fire from cover but …
I don’t want to attract bugs that I have to squash either. You never know, the bug might just get the drop on or swarm you/me in an unguarded moment. So while I have no idea how many years at best I may yet have, I want to spend as few days as possible of them hospitalized in agony.
There’s also the fact that my life at present is very peaceful. After having extensive non-peaceful periods in my life — I like it that way and prefer it stays peaceful if it otherwise costs me no significant compromise.
What I said above was free advice and worth every penny 🙂
Bear in mind that though I was replying to you there will be a lot of other people reading what we write here too. Some of them can benefit from that kind of free advice.
As I recall the first thing I said to you in my reply was “Well stated”.
As in, “I agree with everything you said and I feel that you said it well.
Thank you for the reality check. It’s too easy to feel comfortable. This is not a time for comfort.
No problem. It’s easy to think of places like this on the internet as just another form of social gathering and in a way they really are. That said, this is less like having a few friends over for drinks and cigars and more like a crowded bar where you might want to keep your voice down, or avoid some topics, because you never know who might overhear something they should not.
The difference here is you can’t look around and see who’s close or listening to you. Or what kind of impression they make because many of the other cues you’d get in a non-virtual, non-cyber personal encounter are missing when you’re chatting online.
And don’t forget that the internet is forever.
If I had the money, I’d get an AR 15, a shotgun and at least one more pistol. A Desert Eagle is on my wish list. In case of zombie apocalypse and ammo shortage, I have multiple swords, a morning star and the weapon of choice for the apocalypse, my war hammer. And yes, I know how to use them.
Purchase my AR15 around 5 years ago and a pump 12ga shotgun just before Covit hit. Got a Glock 17 and a Sky CPX2 for backup. Many swords, Nunchaku, Kamas, Tonfas, Karambits, Balisongs, and more. Have heart failure so I now rely on a rattAN COMBAT CANE and my in depth knowledge of Kodokan Judo for the close in stuff. And yes, me too 🙂
While I understand your premise, the true benefactors of such nut jobs as Hidin’ Biden, Heals-up Harris, Beta and Bootyjuice are the firearms and ammunition producers. Increased demand always drives up prices.
At least, as you say, the 2A supporters will grow in number.
Have you seen the gun market of late? Manufacturers can not keep up with demand as it is. They are now about to ramp up production, but are waiting for the final election results. But some are wondering if they should at all. The thinking is that everyone who wants a gun already purchased one.
While I agree with you, but it is hard to see how much more prices could go up. New Glocks for example can not be found, and a used Glock 19 MAY be had for a low low price of $700-900. If you can find someone to part with one that is.
It then comes down to ammo. But in reality, how much do you need. Even at triple the price, it remains affordable. Expensive, yes, but affordable. And it is beginning to reappear on shelves.
Most of us (pre-Covid) 2A types already have all the guns and ammo we need.
No, I still think that we the gun owner wins. Please. We need at least ONE good thing to come out of this.
How many people do you know who have one firearm? Only one?
Huh? Your asking rhetorically right?
OH, yes. But I was responding to this
The thinking is that everyone who wants a gun already purchased one.
I get it.
Yea, leftist snowflakes.
Heals-up Harris! Hadn’t heard that before. Well stated.
What exactly is the difference between Harris and Lewinsky other than one got a career out of her efforts and the other got shunned.
One likes cigars, the other is a whore?