Comments by "Ember Fist" (@emberfist8347) on "California CAUGHT Doxxing Legal Gun Owners" video.

@saw31489 No that is far from true. The Battles of Lexington and Concord, the first battle of the war, started from the lobsterbacks trying to seize privately owned guns in those towns.
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I would take a four-oh mike mike and maybe a law in case someone wants to re-enact killdozer.
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That was how we got our first Navy. We just asked civilians for their ships and compensated them for lost revenue or if the ship was lost in combat.
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@Indica_Cobra Springfield rifles aren't muskets. Muskets is a term specifically for smooth bore long guns.
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@Choryrth Except that is infringment as the founders allowed you arm ships.
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@hideousruin Well trenchs aren't a common belief in modern warfare which is asymetrical. Also this isn't a new belief. In WWI Germany protested the fact the AEF was using shotguns as a war crime because in Europe shotguns were viewed as being strictly for hunting.
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So was Roe but the Supreme Court hasn't overturned. on the Hughes Amendment yet.
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@Choryrth I don't think you need to replace the tracks. There are tank museums that have still functional tracked tanks.
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@hideousruin I know the AA-12 isn’t that effective. The reason no military has them is because a weapon like the Benili M4 can do what the military needs at much lower sticker price.
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@FP194 I am familiar enough with it to know it doesn’t do what the military needs that you can’t get with a much cheaper conventional shotgun like an M4 or Saiga.
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Still sadly happening underground. I always hate the terms human trafficking or forced labor as it acts like slavery was a thing that only happened in the past.
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That is overkill of the highest order. It doesn't even have a minimum range that wouldn't kill you from the blast alone.
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Muskets weren't obselete rifling was expensive so it wasn't until the Miné Ball and the associated rifle were adopted in 1847 that rifles became truly standard issue.
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