Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Johnny Harris" channel.

@RadzPrower Media representations of "US gun culture" and real US freedom culture are polar opposites. Media only shows what Africans and mentally ill do with firearms, never events like you see in this video. Every competition, firearms training course, hunter education, Boy Scouts shooting sports, and neighborhood event I've been to since the 1970s has been similar to what you see in the videos of Swiss shooting events, but without the beer. It's entirely a media narrative that people with zero exposure to friendly firearms events in the US swallow without any critical thinking. Don't be ignorant. Attend any of the thousands of firearms-related events in the US to see the very friendly reality that gets no corporate media coverage.
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@RadzPrower You also don't see 334 million people in Switzerland with open borders and 13% African descent, and high rates of psychotropic narcotics pumped into little boys as soon as they get sent to school. Swiss immigration policy is the strictest in Europe.
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@RadzPrower Not sure where you get these ideas from, but the US emphasis on keeping and bearing arms is fundamental to maintaining freedom. The British tried to confiscate the gunpowder and firearms during the colonial era, which is what kicked off the American Revolution and made the United States a bastion of freedom in a world ruled by empires at the time. Europeans who descend from serfs or have been trained to conform to soft and hard tyrants for centuries are used to being told how to think, what to do, and obey. The American spirit is fundamentally rebellious against that type of societal structure. That's why we keep and bear arms.
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@UnluckyHistorian If you ever find yourself comparing a tiny, homogenous Aryan nation to the 334 million diverse American population, you should realize you're engaging in fallacy arguments right out of the gate. Look at a homicide rate County map of the US. You will see that if certain demographics were not counted, America would look like a giant Switzerland.
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@UnluckyHistorian The size argument isn't a fallacy though, since in the US, that 334 million population covers a much wider and diverse set of peoples from all over the world, including 43.4 million descendants of West African slaves who aren't in their natural habitat, as well as 9.6 million Native Americans, most of whom were forced out of their homelands in the Eastern US and sent out West to live in dry areas far from their ancestral homelands. It would only be a fallacious argument if the US was comprised of 334 million Swiss. When you overlay a homicide rate map by County over the US, guess what areas are the extreme outliers? High black populations and Indian Reservations. Switzerland has none of this. If 13% of Switzerland were descendants of African slaves, the culture and attitudes around firearms possession would be quite different, as would the crime. Switzerland only has 8.8 million people up in the Alps, secluded even from their European neighbors. I've been there and love the place, but comparing Switzerland to the US is a fool's errand as you can see.
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@Tarquin2718 There's a thing called bottle-necking in genetics, so you have very little DNA in common with distant ancestors, especially if they traveled from where their ancestors lived to another continent. Johnny isn't well-versed in any of these topics, nor does he seem to be aware of the Hopewell people who lived in the Eastern US from ~550 BC to 400 AD. Their last settlements and construction method sites are found in Western New York and Canada, right near.....the Hill Cumorah. Most people have never heard of this.
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If your conclusion isn't China, then you don't know what you're talking about.
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@kingace6186 We've had plenty of people sling a semi-auto only rifle on their backs in multiple US States. Cops get called to come harass or arrest them. There isn't a baseline superiority of the Swiss, just media lies and narratives to cast US freedom-loving people as bad. If 13% of Switzerland was African, they would have all kinds of problems with homicide, rape, burglary, robbery, theft, and looting, just like the stupid countries who opened the flood gates to violent immigrants. Look at Sweden in comparison. Crime is a demographic issue, not a weapon availability issue.
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You couldn't have been more incorrect by claiming there's no archeological or linguistic evidence to support the Book of Mormon. Not being confrontational, just pointing out the facts. See the Hopewell people of the Mississippi Eastern US, who coincidentally lived there from around 550 BC to 400 AD. Then look at Cherokee and Algonquin tribes, the mound-builders of the Eastern US, ancient Hebrew inscriptions on stones all over North America, tribal histories of the Great white God who appeared, minora-shaped mounds, etc. But you don't need all this if you have a testimony.
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@ Do you think they had deep understanding of King Zedekiah-era Jerusalem, the Arabian peninsula geography, and Sumerian texts and translations in the 1820s? There are well over 200 anachronisms in the Book of Mormon that were considered impossible at the time, opposite of established academic studies and university teachings. Steel swords in 600BC, horses and elephants in North America, etc. 160+ of those anachronisms have since been discovered to be congruent with the Book of Mormon. But forget about all of that. The main claim is that Jesu Christ appeared to, ministered to, and established His Church in the Americas. You see traditions among the Hopi and other American tribes that are pre-Colombian, in addition to Israelite ceremonies and traditions.
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@ There’s no such thing as a "Mormon church". When you look at the real name and realize those scriptures are central to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, what does that tell you?
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@ It’s in many native tribal traditions that are pre-Colombian across North America. White bearded God.
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@ He makes a lot of mistakes in this video that indicate he didn’t really learn well in seminary, Gospel doctrine, or in the MTC. Very typical of millennials who have extremely low attention spans, don’t get basic facts right, but need lots of attention.
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@Gammysgirl What Church were they from?
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