Jeff Van Gully wrote:E-Balla wrote:If you're an american that doesn't support Trump's militias and you're not looking into how to get a firearm right now you're part of the problem. **** that. The 2nd Amendment exists for literally this moment and as a collective the left is too cowardly to actually exercise those rights and win for once. Just roll over and die I guess.
you don't know how much thought and debate in my household there's been over this.
my wife and i have never owned guns. we live in the south. i'm from NY, but she's been down here pretty much her whole life. she is vehemently opposed to owning weapons, taking life, etc. i told her i respect that, but i'm not going out like that. i didn't come out of st. nick projects in the 80s by the skin of my knuckles... as tupac put it, "i done seen too many real [ones] fall to let you..." you know the rest.
i have some training and go to the range as a hobby/life skill. i've also taken up archery. hoped i'd never need to be a gun owner. but in this moment i refuse to be killed by white supremacists without a fight. even if futile, i'm clapping back. you come for my life, embrace the possibility of losing yours.
i'm disheartened at the notion of terror at the polls. trump has severely damaged if not already destroyed the fabric of our republic.
I agreed with everything you said up until that last sentence. Trump didn't damage or destroy this republic. He only revealed this republic's true character.
There are too many people who claim to be good people who stand by and watch atrocities be committed simply because it does not affect them. Ask any Trump supporter if they condemn white supremacy and they'll either do (say) what Trump does, or denounce it while still voting for him and supporting him in private. Republicans have terrorizing people at the polls for the last 20 years. Voter ID laws has taken the right to vote away from millions of people. There were less than 100 cases of voter fraud in 2010, but Republican state house nationwide passed voter ID laws once it became clear Obama was going to be the Democratic nominee. This isn't new. They're just bolder and more willing to admit it because it doesn't affect their livelihoods.



























