Troll cave II

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#4891

I’ll respond to the rest of what he said later, but I just wanted to address the fucking hilarious statement that California has the cleanest air in the nation.

Even on a clear day you cannot see more than 10 miles, the San Fernando valley looked like some post apocalypse he’ll hole with how smoggy it was. I rember how amazingly clear my state looked compared to California when I returned from it 2 summers ago. And that’s even with all our demonic fracking.

And California gets the majority of its water from other states…,.

#4892

Both cases I’d rather have a shotgun but maybe that’s because I’m basing my argument of the arrangements of my own house where I have a narrow hallway then my front door in which case the spray of a shotgun shell would cover anyone entering [quote=“SirWarriant, post:4887, topic:27880”]
Ar has a higher rate of fire, would allow you to hit them if they were behind light cover, has a higher ammo capicty, and is easier to reload. Literally the only advantage a pump would bring is the fact that they would be easier to shoot the attacker.
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Indeed it does meaning more potential for you to panic and just spray without really aiming in which case a shotgun would be better because the spray of the shell would hit to some degree the person coming through the door which maybe enough time for you to fire again or run [quote=“SirWarriant, post:4888, topic:27880”]
I think we can all agree the best weapon to have in this situation would be a bolt action rifle. :smile:
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.50 cal machine gun emplacements set up behind sand backs and sofas :smile:

#4893

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#4894

Well the zb.26 currently occupies a nice place on the kitchen table. Kind of like a gun shrine, really.

Not a .50 cal but I would hope its psychological effect on anyone trying to do me harm would be similar.

#4895

In them circumstances no it wouldn’t be . Once you feel your life or property is threatened you are well within your rights to get your gun and use it . [quote=“snejdarek, post:4885, topic:27880”]
Which means I would not really have a chance to defend even with gun behind the belt, but at least I could take him to hell with me. Which is good enough given that there would be possible other victims further inside the house.
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I doubt it if he got you in the knock and really went in for the kill you wouldn’t be reaching for shit .

#4896

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This concludes this month’s purchases before the Savage arrives next month.

I hope they announce the KCD for a pretty late date, because buying a new computer is quite low on my list of priorities given the immense expense I’ve put into guns and ammo this year.

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#4897

interesting watch

#4898

My house is more open, so that’s why i’d prefer the rifle. But i have no clue what the typical farmhouse in the U.K are like, you probably do.

No arguments there. :smile:

#4899
  1. Energy Independence
    Something the U.S is easily capable of, given our vast natural resources. Something we might even be at now.
  2. Preservers rain forest

Lol, so taxing the shit out of Americans is really going to save the rain forest. Get the hell out of here, plus biofuel something the clean energy crowd loves, destroys rain forests.

  1. Green jobs

I have zero issue with solar, tidal, and hydro, we don’t need the paris climate agreement for any of those things.

  1. Liveable cities , clean water and air, healthy children

The idea that we’re going to get rid our fossil fuels over night is laughable. We will be using them for a very long time, no clean energy is cost effective or efficient enough at the moment. Also pollution =/= climate.

China puts out way more carbon emissions than the U.S does, yet how many carbon taxes are being proposed against China? 0. Coal, and fossil fuels employee far too many people to simply cut them off, in fact the agreement would kill over 6 million jobs.

The Climate scientists vomit the most laughable horse shit year after year, and wonder why people are sceptical of their doom and gloom message. In the 70s, it was " we’re going to cause another ice age", then when i was a kid i was told the ice caps would be all melted before i reached adult hood, and now Earth will be the planet Venus in 50 years.

And the only way to solve these problems is taxes according to them. The projected decrease in carbon emissions even by liberal estimates, are minuscule, and are not worth 600 trillion dollars, and the amount of jobs killed.


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#4902

Need to learn bump fire.

#4903

I really wish the people saying they’re moving to France down below would actually follow through with it.

All the Europe is a utopia people can go get a taste of the cultural enrichment of France.

#4904

Again … reports of a van driving through people on London Bridge . Videos of police storming bars and telling everyone to hit the deck which tallies up nicely with reports of "tremendous gunfire " going on … ohh I do love Ramadan

Very quick response from police it seems being reported the response time was 2 minutes

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#4905

So you’re telling me all those thoughts and prayers didn’t stop it?

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#4906

When I ask Americans that live here in the Czech Republic what they like the most about country, they say FREEDOM. The kind of freedom that has been lost in the US.

I think we could take quite a few more.

Even with the severe security decline in past several years, countries like France and UK are statistically way safer than US.

And beyond statistics the same rule as in US applies - avoid certain areas and you should be mostly fine.

#4907

What states did they come from. Aside from drugs and prostitution what freedoms do you hold over us?

And when I say the leftist idea of a European utopia I’m talking about Western Europe, you nation seems much more sane, and to be honest if I had to choose another nation to live in I’d probably choose yours.

I’m not at all saying Europe is a bad place to live, it’s still the most prosperous and free continent on the globe. But they literally think it’s a utopian paradise, where you don’t have to work and everything is free.

That kind of attitude annoys the hell out of me. Europe has its issues as does America, people who think the grass is always greener in another pasture will do poorly no matter what nation they live.

Do you really want a bunch of whiny anti gun ,pro open borders people?

France has now eclipsed us in likely hood of dying in a mass shooting. And rapes are skyrocketing in places taking migrants.

France is losing its culture, and will no longer be France in 20-30 years, which means goodbye freedom hello Islam. Things will only go downhill for them, to the point where people will be fleeing France.

#4908

But the media were more than happy to show the victims of the chemical attack in Syria the the drowned migrant child. Wonder if it’s because they have a narrative to push…

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Holy fuck it’s hard to breathe
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#4910

Looks like Ramadan celebrations are going well.

Generally nobody is sticking nose into your business, be it neighbor or government.

A policeman is not some kind of semi-god here that you need to obey “or else”.

Anti-gunners usually come from UK - apart from that kind who choose the Czech Republic exactly because their life in UK is threatened and because they feel the need to be armed (quite a few high ranking UK ex-army officers).

Of the few Americans I know here personally some are of the position “Czech level of gun control is fine, if only we had this in US” while others are quite pro-gun. One I know CCs daily (ex-navyman).

That’s picking up a part of stats that suits you.

General likelihood of being murdered in US is still 4 times higher than in France.

This will be true for all places with Muslim plurality. It will be interesting to see how will the popular opinion shift when those countries lose their major towns to Muslims, as is now happening with Brussels.

Interesting thing is that the local population are not really angry at their own governments for accepting this many migrants, but they hold grudge against us Czechs, Poles, etc. for not taking our “fair share”.

It’s happening already.

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