Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Colion Noir" channel.

  1. Public school is a religious institution of atheism, secular humanism, Marxism, and Darwinism instituted by John Dewey, the father of the modern progressive schooling system. When you teach your kids at home, there won’t be a leftist Karen-bot there to interfere with you upbringing your posterity.
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  2. ArmaLite developed a smaller frame AR-10 called the AR-10A in 1959, which was transferred to Colt with the sale of the Stoner patents. Colt began tooling up to produce the AR-10A, but multiple foreign armies were ready to start placing orders for AR-15s, so Colt's promoter for the ArmaLite rifles wired them a message to stop tooling for the AR-10A and start tooling for the AR-15 instead. Rest is history.
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  3.  @Oldhogleg  Totally different ArmaLite companies. The original ArmaLite was a division of Fairchild Aerospace in Hollywood CA. Their name got acquired by Elisco Tool & Machine long after the Stoner patents were bought by Colt in 1959. The only production AR-10s back then were made by the Dutch, with several contracts for Sudan and Cuba. Eagle Arms of the 1990s bought the ArmaLite name from Elisco, and re-branded themselves as ArmaLite Inc. That’s when they made the AR-10B and AR-10T that ran on modified M-14 mags. My first AR-10 was actually an EA-10T from that era. The Eagle Arms ArmaLites are SR-25s that take M-14 mags. Karl Lewis and David Doerbeck used an SR-25 upper receiver to do the initial testing with their lower receivers that would take M-14 mags, with an AR-style mag catch hole cut in the mag bodies. To make it more confusing, the new ArmaLite Inc. introduced an AR-10A that ran on SR-25 mags around 2010 if I recall. I saw it at SHOT when they revealed it, and that’s basically their new standard. The new AR-10A uses their large receiver set, while the original 1959 ArmaLite/Colt AR-10A used a very small receiver set like an AR-15. It’s the most unknown AR-10 variant in the history of AR-10s, along with some of the Dutch 16” carbines and sharpshooter variants of the early 1960s.
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  4. When you vote with your feet, you do bring bad politics with you because more public schools will be built and staffed with leftist union workers, empowering the State Board of Education even more, most of whom vote Democrat by default.
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  5. Bill Clinton supervised the murder of dozens of children at Waco, TX, including black families that were hidden by the national media syndicates to protect him. 82 people were murdered by the ATF and FBI, including 28 children, many of whom suffocated while breathing toxic gases that caused convulsions and them bending backwards, breaking their own spines. FBI then posed next to the scorched and contorted bodies.
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  6. Meanwhile people buy cell phones every day, stare at them while causing fatal accidents like it's a sport.
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  7. There's nothing you can do to ever make me love the ATF, even turning them into a footnote in history. They are nothing but a curse and a stain on our Nation.
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  8. FOPA 1986 and 2A violation...next slide
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  9. Criminals with badges get paid to commit crimes. It's literally their job to violate the Bill of Rights since Prohibition on alcohol was repealed in 1933. Voila...1934, switching duties to violating right to bear arms.
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  10. AR parts are relatively easy for post-WWII Western economies, while AKs are built on late 1800s-1930s tooling from the East and techniques time almost forgot.
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  11.  @1014p  Cam pin hole presents problems in heat treating, but I agree on forging. Colt Canada makes awesome AR bolts. The carrier is hard to get right with the 3-bore Inner Dimeters and chrome line properly. Cam helix dimensions need to be right as well.
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  12.  @Peter.Lecomte  Congress can't create an agency who is tasked with violating the Bill of Rights. It's implicitly unconstitutional and illegal for the ATF to even exist. Yet here they are, with power given to them to shut off the retail distribution network that 99.999% of what little we have left of the 2A hinges on.
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  13.  DucknCoverin  Yup. Congress was already co-opted by the Mafia by 1934 pretty thoroughly. The DNC had multiple layers of criminals (Irish mob, then competing Sicilian, Italian, Russian Jew Mafia), terrorists (KKK), and drunks. Republicans of that era were bought and paid for by monopolistic enterprises, lots of country club lawyers who had proven to be malleable and conformists to their financiers. They were already a thoroughly-corrupt legislative body where half of them couldn't pass a urinalysis. That's how Attorney General Cummings got an admittedly unconstitutional bill into law.
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  14.  @impressiveprogressive7343  Recent SCOTUS rulings legally eviscerate this ATF wet fart. Watch what happens this week.
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  15.  @TheFlratcatcher  Ask the Chinese, Russians, Cambodians, Cubans, Venezuelans, etc.
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  16.  @kennethcurtis1856  Trump never had an ATF, and yes, I made my voice known. Bumpstock ban just got shot down by the courts, in case you haven't heard.
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  17. Biden literally got into the Senate under a Soviet program and one of their fronts called Council for a Livable World.
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  18. A 10" 6.5 Grendel AK outperforms a 20" SKS by 125yds, and walks away from it from thereon out.
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  19.  @benshore7357  Chicom cash for LA crack?
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  20. Homeschool
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  21. It's interesting to me. The media called the AK a "rifle" when BLM/ANTIFA communists point them at random motorists and are shot, but if someone uses them to the defend themselves, they're "assault rifles".
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  22. US pop: 336.6 million # of doorbells rang daily: # of people shot daily ringing doorbells: # of gun owners: 134.64 million willing to answer that they have firearms The math indicates this isn’t a problem, not even in the remotest sense.
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  23. Bill Clinton was one of the most corrupt Governors in US History, as well as one of the most corrupt Presidents. You could write a multi-volume series on Clinton scandals like an encyclopedia set, covering decades of his and her careers.
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  24. School shooters are motivated by revenge against a sick environment that didn’t protect them. They almost always come from broken homes and have been prescribed psychotropic medication, and have gone through a recent crisis involving rejection or victimization. Since they weren’t protected and they didn’t experience a sense of justice, they take it into their hands to exact justice their way.
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  25. What was the family household dynamic common to your area? I’m guessing mostly 2-parent homes with smaller town social dynamics and accountability.
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  26. Stronger sense of community and an understanding of consequences resonating within said community.
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  27. Yup, School shooters do it for revenge and a sense of justice that they never got to experience. They come from broken homes, usually single mother households, were bullied repeatedly at school with no meaningful intervention by staff, and often include what is perceived as bullying or supportive of bullying by staff. This is why they target the institution and other innocents, rather than waiting to follow particular bullies away from the school and execute them individually. School promised safety and fairness, but ostracized and victimized them habitually for years in most cases. They are typically singled-out for their appearance, unique features, mannerisms, identity, or beliefs and are never part of the popular cliques in their schools. Cheerleaders and jocks don’t commit school shootings, for example. Neither do math club intellectuals. It’s the ones who have been systematically ostracized from healthy family and friendship circles, almost always having been prescribed some form of psychotropic medication. Corporate media focuses on the firearms because they don’t want any attention on their owners, which include teacher retirement funds, big Pharma, and the large State construction contractors who build schools.
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  28. Yup, but it’s actually over 120 years of Darwin, Marx, Feminist church espoused by John Dewey. Kids go to government church for 13 years where they are taught that none of this matters because they are just animals anyway.
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  29. Read the story about Congressman Bill Gwatney in Arkansas was gunned down in his office. The story about the perpetrator will raise your eyebrows.
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  30. Hey, she has more nautical and geographic sense than Hank Johnson, although I think he’s legitimately mentally disabled and I’m not sure I should ridicule him.
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  31. Each one of your premises is false, except for one, but opposite of what you thought it was: religion. We have a state religion that almost everyone is required to attend 5 days a week for 13 years. Its father claimed it would help usher in the “true kingdom of God”. We’re talking about John Dewey and the progressive compulsory schooling system that teaches atheism, feminism, Marxism, and Darwinism as its core tenets.
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  32. Parental abandonment (sent to daycare and school) from primarily single parent homes, school bullying, no real friendship circles, plus psychotropic medication. Notice that cheerleaders, band nerds, and jocks don’t ever do this. Politicians and media: “Obviously we have a gun problem!” 🤔
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  33. It’s mostly black males killing other black males, ages 15-19 under the “children” stats used by information manipulators. If you look at the US homicide rate by county map, it shows you where the problem areas are. The high homicide rate counties are all in high black population cities or Native American reservations, regardless of the State political or financial leanings. Poor, white Maine.....very low homicide rates. South Carolina, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi have very high homicide rates.
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  34.  @RonnieTafolla  US is the 2nd largest exporter in the world, but exports are only 15% of our economy. We have huge mining and extraction all over for a long list of minerals, metals, gems, oil, natural gas, and coal. Russian stooges in the universities and Congress actively work to suppress US mining without even knowing they're working on-behalf of our enemies.
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  35. They tried to hide the hearings from the NRA, but NRA members notified the NRA leadership, so the NRA president showed up to testify and persuaded the members of Congress to drop the pistol provisions from the legislation. He was an Olympic gold medalist pistol competitor and Pistol collector who complained that if he had to pay a $5 stamp tax for all of his pistols he would not be able to afford it. He also explained that pistols could be used for self-defense and they had many newspaper clippings dating back to the late 1800s documenting this fact. They were also trying to categorize semi-automatic firearms with 12 round + magazine capacity as "machine guns" and the NRA President Explained to them that this was incorrect, that it took a single function of the trigger every time to fire a round with a semi-automatic. They also said they weren't concerned about actual machineguns, just Thompson Submachineguns that could be concealed under coats. J. Edgar Hoover's Federal Bureau of Incompetence informed the AG and committee members that there was a 500,000-strong army of bank-robbers like John Dilinger "out there" ready to wreak havoc across America, and if they passed this law, it would allow Federal agents to arrest them and send then straight to jail "without having to go through the complicated trials". They brought in Colt to testify about how many Thompson SMGs they made, which turned out to only be 20,000 in 1921, most of which still had not been sold by 1934 due to their high cost ($185-$200).
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  36. Hillary already was his fixer in College. She would scare off the flings he had so he could move onto the next girl. That’s why he proposed to her after he graduated. She rejected his proposal because she was getting ready to take the bar exam in DC. He said, “Ok Hill, see ya!” and flew off to Arkansas to begin his political career. She failed the bar, then called him up to see if the offer was still open.
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  37. We don’t need voter tests, we need politician tests. If you can’t read, think, spell, or form coherent and accurate sentences, then you can’t run for office. Enact it at the State levels and prevent low intelligence people like her from going near the levers of government. She would be fine as the prison lunch lady, “Hey y’all, time fo sum chili mac again."
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  38.  @jonosterman2878  Thousands of private citizens in the US already own belt-fed machineguns, to include Miniguns, M2 .50 BMG, M240s, SAWs, Stoners, M60s, M1919s, etc. Notice how nobody asked you if you were ok with that and that there have been zero issues with them? The only criminals who have used FA while committing crimes have been LEOs, and 2 bank-robbers who were let go on a prior arrest with explosives and weapons in their vehicle.
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  39. Just a coincidence....
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  40. Every 4473 is a pre-crime form with racial profiling.
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  41. Meeting new cell mate... "You sure gotta purdy mouf. Whatchya in for!" "You know those pistol braces? Well, I PUT ONE ON MY PISTOL!!!!!"
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  42.  @CarlosRamirez-wb7zu  I recommend you go study early US history some more. 2A was absolutely about countering tyranny, promoting national defense, and individual/family security (people) at the local level. It was all of the above, with plenty of SCOTUS cases affirming such throughout the 1800s.
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  43. Organized crime didn't like the small wave of Midwest 1934 bank-robbers like John Dillinger or Bonnie & Clyde, so they basically shoved a Sullivan Act before the Ways & Means Committee for the Nation. Mafia don't like armed victims who can resist racketeering.
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  44. 13 years of conformity and obedience training is more powerful than parents, Church, or ideology, especially when those 13 years include pushing false ideology.
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  45. This is one of the common misconceptions in the gun community. Harold Knutson's short-barreled rifle infringement was inserted on day 1 morning 1, right after the AG admitted the whole thing was unconstitutional. It was not debated after the NRA President persuaded the Congressmen to remove the pistol infringements on Day 2 or 3. They almost forgot to include Knutson's amendment on day 5 during final revisions, but he spoke up to remind them that they discussed adding rifles to shotguns and increased the barrel length to 18" from 16". They were that close to finalizing it without any mention of rifles, and shotguns having a minimum 16" barrel length, which was the original draft.
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  46.  @dodsonarmsco  I didn't fail to mention anything. I pointed out that the Day 1 SBR infringement came before the removal of the pistol infringement on a subsequent day of the hearings. People in the gun community who have not read the actual hearings have made all kinds of assumptions about what happened, then repeated those for decades. It's far worse when you read through the hearings.
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  47. The demand for hate crimes exceeds the supply...
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  48. Mafia owned Congress by 1924, let alone 1934. They passed whatever infringements they wanted in those days. Organized crime was so invested in the banking system by then that they didn't like little guys like John Dillinger or Bonnie and Clyde robbing them, hence the NFA.
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  49. Birthrights are inherent to your humanity. The Bill of Rights restricts other humans from treating you like an animal.
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  50. Mr.KNUTSON. General, would there be any objection, on page 1, line 4, after the word” shotgun” to add the words” or rifle” having a barrel less than 18 inches? The reason I ask that is I happen to come from a section of the State where deer hunting is a very popular pastime in the fall of the year and, of course, I would not like to pass any legislation to forbid or make it impossible for our people to keep arms that would permit them to hunt deer. Attorney General CUMMINGS. Well, as long as it is not mentioned at all, it would not interfere at all. Mr. KNUTSON. It seems to me that an 18 -inch barrel would make this provision stronger than 16 inches, knowing what I do about firearms. Attorney General CUMMINGS. Well, there is no objection as far as we are concerned to including rifles after the word” shotguns” if you desire.
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