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Speaking of Ukraine and Russia...

Ever had, or heard stories about guys who had fallen for a woman who just keeps asking for money at every turn and corner? "I need $120 to get my nails done"... Then tomorrow: "Can I have $100? I want to get my hair done today." And the same thing every single day? "I really need $100 for gas. Come on, please? Just for today!"... Then you find out that she is using most of that money to get high. And even better, you also find out that she still has a "complicated relationship" with an ex who is a violent felon. He's dragged and kicked her around but she still just cannot let him go, most likely because he has the drugs that she needs...

That pretty much sums up the whole situation. And our administration is that drooling, sniveling simp who is still trying to white-knight for her even though everybody tries to tell him that she has never been up to any good and is just using him for money and bragging about doing so on social media to fuck with her felon ex-BF...
 
Up to 300 specialist firearms officers handed in their permits allowing them to carry guns on duty over the weekend, according to the BBC.

The protest comes as an officer, named only as NX121, was charged with murder last week over the death of 24-year-old Chris Kaba in September 2022.

Kaba was killed with a single shot to the head while driving a vehicle on a residential street in Streatham, south London.

The unarmed father-to-be was not a suspect in police investigations, but was driving a car “believed to be linked to a firearms incident which took place the previous day”, lead investigator Dean Brown, of the Independent Office for Police Conduct, told an inquest into Kaba’s death in October 2022.

 
Apparently this has become a thing. I been thinking of the parallels for 30 plus years.

I think about it a lot when I grab my Cold Steel Gladius Machete:) It was really cool for a cheap item that's more of sword than an actual machete. It was even better after putting a really sharp edge on it.

Anyway, there are a lot of similarities between the US and the Roman Empire. However, I think we are more like the Weimar Republic when the Nazi party was picking up steam.

It's that time of year again when I can start collecting pumpkins that nobody wants and start slicing them up with my gladius machete!



This guy is a little odd but keep in mind that there are people that think we are odd because we like guns.

 
Up to 300 specialist firearms officers handed in their permits allowing them to carry guns on duty over the weekend, according to the BBC.

The protest comes as an officer, named only as NX121, was charged with murder last week over the death of 24-year-old Chris Kaba in September 2022.

Kaba was killed with a single shot to the head while driving a vehicle on a residential street in Streatham, south London.

The unarmed father-to-be was not a suspect in police investigations, but was driving a car “believed to be linked to a firearms incident which took place the previous day”, lead investigator Dean Brown, of the Independent Office for Police Conduct, told an inquest into Kaba’s death in October 2022.

Just a bad apple is all……
 
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Ballsy, we'll see if it pans out (or, they go bankrupt)......

They're getting paid to do it, at the expense of taxpayers. Biggest fk'n scam in history next to Al Gore's Carbon tax credit trading scheme.
 
Up to 300 specialist firearms officers handed in their permits allowing them to carry guns on duty over the weekend, according to the BBC.

The protest comes as an officer, named only as NX121, was charged with murder last week over the death of 24-year-old Chris Kaba in September 2022.

Kaba was killed with a single shot to the head while driving a vehicle on a residential street in Streatham, south London.

The unarmed father-to-be was not a suspect in police investigations, but was driving a car “believed to be linked to a firearms incident which took place the previous day”, lead investigator Dean Brown, of the Independent Office for Police Conduct, told an inquest into Kaba’s death in October 2022.



The contemporary British have some of the most fucked up views on weapons that can be found anywhere in the world. Somebody was talking about a sitcom on one UK channel that featured a city girl dating a rural guy and the guy revealed to the girl's family that he had joined his local university's skeet and trap club and will be owning a shotgun. It caused an ABSOLUTE UPROAR in the family, with the mother of the lady going into full histrionics about "oh no, he has a gun now. What will he do to you if he disagrees with you one day?" And the dad saying: "Now this kid is going to shoot everything and anything. TV won't turn on? He's going to shoot it! Lightbulb goes out? Shoot it!" Eventually the family gave the guy an ultimatum: If he wants to continue dating their daughter, he cannot own a gun and also stop participating in the skeet club. And he fucking relents.
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There is also almost no right to self defense in the UK. Women being stalked by violent creeps are given rape whistles. A good percentage of the many unsolved murders in the UK right now are probably just some fed up family members whose loved one had been brutalized taking out the trash themselves and not reporting it. It is understandable, in these kinds of conditions.

For police, the small number of armed officers and constables are also subject to extreme rules and regulations about weapons. Somebody has said that even if an armed officer takes a gun out of it's holster, it will result in a psychiatric evaluation. The ratio of armed to unarmed police in the UK is about 1:10

All that said, it is actually still relatively easy to get set up with a shotgun (max capacity 3 and no semiauto) and rifle (max capacity 5 and no semiauto) there. The downside is that EVERYTHING is subject to registration and licensing. Shotgun and rifle permits are low cost and approved rather quickly, but guns must be stored in locked cases secured to walls and they are subject to being randomly inspected by officers from the firearms bureau. And there are NO defensive uses of such weapons justified under the current laws. If some deranged hadji stalking your daughter breaks into your house one night with a butcher's knife looking for her and you shoot him dead, you will be charged with manslaughter and lose your firearms licenses permanently. You are better off shooting the SOB with a bow to not generate any noise and then dispose of the carcass and all the resulting mess discreetly. Otherwise the harassment from the "legal system" coming after you for defending yourself will far be more detrimental to the mental wellbeing of your family than the actual home invasion itself.
 



Well that is one way to redpill and blackpill a society... And some results of that constant redpilling can already be seen but it is still slow and arduous because most people who have watched these videos are still going: "Well, that didn't happen to me, so I am good for now"... And then you also got that group who can NEVER wake up and see reality even if they are sporting a red face from having just been randomly punched... Just like some of the C19 vaxxed and having been injured by it, but still in complete denial.
 
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Who's responsible for these attacks on citizens? The God Damn white political class who open the western
countries to the 3rd world ! The Europeans fought off the Muslims for centuries. Only to be sold out by political scum now!
Western culture is being murdered by the white political class!
 
So how did they get off? Was it a super liberal judge or jury? Is Cincinnati super woke?


Three words: Soros DAs. They are implemented to incentivize and promote chaos. The prolific Texas serial killer Billy Chemirmir, who was in this country illegally, almost got off completely free at the hands of two Dallas area Soros backed DAs, despite an entire portfolio of evidence sealing Chemirmir's guilt in every one of the 22 murders compiled by the Texas Rangers and the Texas DPS. Thankfully in the previous week, Chemirmir had his filthy life blood drilled out of him with a prison shank courtesy of another inmate who plays the FAFO game very well...
 
All that said, it is actually still relatively easy to get set up with a shotgun (max capacity 3 and no semiauto) and rifle (max capacity 5 and no semiauto) there. The downside is that EVERYTHING is subject to registration and licensing. Shotgun and rifle permits are low cost and approved rather quickly, but guns must be stored in locked cases secured to walls and they are subject to being randomly inspected by officers from the firearms bureau. And there are NO defensive uses of such weapons justified under the current laws. If some deranged hadji stalking your daughter breaks into your house one night with a butcher's knife looking for her and you shoot him dead, you will be charged with manslaughter and lose your firearms licenses permanently. You are better off shooting the SOB with a bow to not generate any noise and then dispose of the carcass and all the resulting…

Not quite accurate. You can get a 3 shot semi auto shotgun on a shotgun certificate, or a semi auto shotgun with pretty much any justifiable capacity on a firearms licence. You can buy .22LR semi-auto, all other rifles have to be single shot but there’s no restriction on magazine capacity. With the right licence (section 5 registered firearms dealer) you can own pretty much anything (yup, full auto!)

As for everything else… you ain’t wrong!
 
Not quite accurate. You can get a 3 shot semi auto shotgun on a shotgun certificate, or a semi auto shotgun with pretty much any justifiable capacity on a firearms licence. You can buy .22LR semi-auto, all other rifles have to be single shot but there’s no restriction on magazine capacity. With the right licence (section 5 registered firearms dealer) you can own pretty much anything (yup, full auto!)

As for everything else… you ain’t wrong!


Wait, I remember seeing some pics British ARFCOMmers have posted showing straight pull bolt action ARs with detachable mags, and I thought those mags were pinned in and had their caps set... That clarifies things now as I was very confused when I saw those pics regarding on just how all of it works. Thanks for the info...
 
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My state and 3 of the 4 border states are on the list. The invasion is in full swing! 😡😡

I reckon we are going to find out what happens if they "Try That In a Small Town" because those enclaves are exactly where they are focusing their push into.

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Wait, I remember seeing some pics British ARFCOMmers have posted showing straight pull bolt action ARs with detachable mags, and I thought those mags were pinned in and had their caps set... That clarifies things now as I was very confused when I saw those pics regarding on just how all of it works. Thanks for the info...

No worries, I have a straight pull AR and I use 30 round P-Mags. You can be pretty quick with them once you’ve got the knack. Suppressors (we call them moderators for some reason) are also common and cheap to buy with no more hassle than acquiring the firearm itself.
 
The full list of firearms-related bills signed into law are as follows:
SB 2 by Senator Anthony Portantino (D-Burbank) — Firearms.
SB 241 by Min — Firearms: dealer requirements.
SB 368 by Senator Dave Min (D-Irvine) — Firearms: requirements for licensed dealers.
SB 417 by Senator Catherine Blakespear (D-Encinitas) — Firearms: licensed dealers.
SB 452 by Senator Catherine Blakespear (D-Encinitas) — Firearms.
AB 92 by Assemblymember Damon Connolly (D-San Rafael) – Body armor: prohibition.
AB 97 by Assemblymember Freddie Rodriguez (D-Pomona) — Firearms: unserialized firearms.
AB 301 by Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (D-Orinda) — Gun violence restraining orders: body armor.
AB 355 by Alanis (R-Modesto) — Firearms: assault weapons: exception for peace officer training.
AB 455 by Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Fullerton)— Firearms: prohibited persons.
AB 574 by Assemblymember Reginald Byron Jones-Sawyer, Sr. (D-Los Angeles) — Firearms: dealer records of sale.
AB 724 by Assemblymember Vince Fong (R-Bakersfield) — Firearms: safety certificate instructional materials.
AB 725 by Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal (D-Long Beach)— Firearms: reporting of lost and stolen firearms.
AB 732 by Assemblymember Mike Fong (D-Alhambra) — Crimes: relinquishment of firearms.
AB 762 by Assemblymember Buffy Wicks (D-Oakland) — California Violence Intervention and Prevention Grant Program.
AB 818 by Assemblymember Cottie Petrie-Norris (D-Irvine) — Protective orders.
AB 1089 by Assemblymember Mike Gipson (D-Carson) — Firearms.
AB 1406 by Assemblymember Kevin McCarty (D-Sacramento) — Firearms: waiting periods.
AB 1420 by Assemblymember Marc Berman (D-Menlo Park) — Firearms.
AB 1483 by Assemblymember Avelino Valencia (D-Anaheim) — Firearms: purchases.
AB 1587 by Assemblymember Philip Ting (D-San Francisco) — Financial transactions: firearms merchants: merchant category code.
AB 1598 by Assemblymember Marc Berman (D-Menlo Park) — Gun violence: firearm safety education.
 
No worries, I have a straight pull AR and I use 30 round P-Mags. You can be pretty quick with them once you’ve got the knack. Suppressors (we call them moderators for some reason) are also common and cheap to buy with no more hassle than acquiring the firearm itself.


That is awesome man! Even though your legal defense capabilities are limited by the hoplophobes over there, at least you are still armed and that is more important than anything else. I've always joked with Britishers that the ghost of the Lee Enfield is so mad that it got abandoned that it turned all the ARs into fast bolt actions so modern Brits never forget their heritage. 😂
 
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