Comments by "rejvaik" (@rejvaik00) on "American Carnage at Lafayette Square" video.

  1. I'm nothing. I keep the gun in my home, I don't carry it outside and I never will. And if you break into my home I will never shoot to kill. I will shoot to incapacitate Once you then go down I will treat you for your wound. I do this because these rioters are not a foreign hostile military force they are American citizens
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  2. Yes please be involved and be upset but please focus it on the proper aggressors we don't need more cases like David Dorn šŸ˜”RIP a 70yr old retired black police officer killed by these rioters while trying to prevent them from looting
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  3. Ā @A.S._TrunksĀ  maybe I am but that is my risk and will accept it and the consequences it may or may not bring
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  4. No argument from me. I don't like trump but it's for very different reasons that what you might commonly see. I don't like him simply because he was never qualified for his position. He never held any government or diplomatic office, he was never part of any Military leadership, he was never exposed to seemingly insurmountable obstacles that forced him to grow into an individual that can stop and reflect, analyze and use foresight. Sure he can get a few policies correct and when he does I have no problem congratulating him, but it doesn't outweigh his severe lack of government/diplomatic understanding. Simply put he was a celebrity that used his status and influence to gain his position despite being tremendously unqualified. And more worrisome is that this sets a precedent, not just for government but society as a whole. "If I just can get a very loud support base, I can shape reality into however I want" It's this ā˜ļø right here that disturbs me the most. It's a tactic so common now on all sides of belief and political views, that it was used daily by the highest office of the US government, and now it's been legitimised.
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  5. Ā @hansyolo8277Ā  hi there my friend, yes I am very much practiced with my firearm. I go to the range 4 times a month and also I am very familiar with emergency medicine. I have been deployed to Afghanistan as security forces 2 times and I have worked as an EMT for 6 years now. All that said I will still accept any and all risks involved when it comes to prioritizing incapacitation over lethality
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