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Correct---except the part about LE standing down. In blue areas, we know this is true, but we've already seen LE in red areas back the citizenry and vice-versa.

There was a chemical attack in Syria. Not by the Syrian government or the Russians. It was a false flag attack by the rebels. Occam's razor applies. Also just ask who benefitted.

And Israel, at the behest of our Govt, just bombed their civilian airport. Trying stir schit up around the world and create more useless wars, death, chaos like they did in Ukraine

My .22 ruger rifle won't shoot unless I wear a $429.99 Kuiu or Kryptek jacket and mountaineering boots on a sunny day on flat ground.

Most little rural towns have few officers on duty at a given time. The little town nearest to the farm I grew up on has a population of less than 2,000 and has a total of three LEOs. All three of them on duty vs 100 of these guys...they would stand down and call for backup from all the other little towns like them and maybe get 5-10 guys total.

And the town's people would cower in their basements while the city center burns to the ground? Maybe where you are, but not where I am. The folks in the next town down the road will show up too.

Gee hope they pick my area. We ran the last Biden voter out just before Christmas, he actually had a Biden/Harris sign in his yard among his camels and goats.

This is part of LE standing down, not enough officers to deal with the situation. I think Uvalde was an example of LE hesitating to get involved. Some LE agencies will engage and some LE officers will engage but I don't think you can depend on LE when things go south. They have families, paid insurance and pensions to think about. Protecting citizens is not their first priority. Engaging politicians is pretty far down the list. It is just reality.

Two of the main tenants of law enforcement are to take control of the situation and overwhelming force. When they can't accomplish this they will usually hold back until these things are in place. By that time, the threat will be gone in most rural areas. I'm just saying, if it happens plan on dealing with it yourself but don't advertise your plan.

Where I live it is 90% democrat. The moderate dems have had a belly full of the radicals.

One thing about rural areas. There usually is not too many ways in and out. They may cause some hell in a surprise attack but they might have some tough times getting back out of those small towns.

Let'em think that way, and let'em find out.

Camels and goats. Sex slaves, huh?

If they have advanced warning, sure some people may be likely to come from the next town over to offer a hand. But the reality is little towns are full of old people. The younger people may or may not be the most patriotic, clean, outstanding citizens. Others, those with the ability to do something, are at their jobs working. I don't know where you are, but without advanced warning, your town would likely not be as brave as you think; especially considering it may be over before people realize what is happening. 100 people can tear up Main Street in a matter of minutes.

FOS...as usual.

Still, it's worth remembering it was the old guy that said "get off my lawn". The first time will have the benefit of surprise, the second one five old geezers tired of this stuff and three blue hairs waiting to die, anyway, may just feel called to go to their glory.

I live in rural America, I don't know if I can handle an attack from the liberals, I'm down to my last 4 thousand rounds of 5.56!

Yeah, not great shots at all. I figured once the shooting started it would be over in about 15 seconds or less.

Name for us again the folks in the photo, left to right.

You said you'd "get the band back together" (presumably the guys in the photo in that post) if someone could promise a busload of Antifa. I pointed out there was plenty of Antifa to be had during the summer of love, but you crawfished and said they never hit Wyoming. Any other qualifiers besides them hitting WY? Remember, you're speaking for everyone in that photo Johnny.