Rickyvol77
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Not to be snarky but, a little country named Afghanistan says not only can you do it but you can do it to the Russian army also .
If you can’t count on that, and the military follows their orders against US citizens... what does that ultimately mean? Because that’s the excuse I hear consistently for keeping citizens armed.
They could probably keep it going for a long time.
1. What does Russia spend on defense compared to the US?
2. We invaded Afghanistan 20 years ago, is our plan there victory or maintenance?
3. The 2A diehard argument is that armed citizens could defend themselves against a full onslaught from the US military if it came to that. Do you believe they could?
That is why we need rocket launchers, full auto rifles, bazookas, grenades, anti-aircraft guns, tanks, A10 Warthogs, etc.Depends on what you consider a long time. I think 2 years max. No organization, no armor, no air defense... probably pockets of people hiding away in 6 months if the military invaded the citizens. They could blitz most areas and then weed out the rest.
Now your having to qualify your statement . Afghanistan has defeated Russia and made them pull out before they went bankrupt, they have held the greatest armed forces on the planet to a standstill for 20 years . The US armed forces would not turn on its citizens unless the world has gone to sh!t . If they did it wouldn’t be full cooperation of all the forces and the bloodbath of numbers wouldn’t matter at that point .
That pretty much all stems from when americans were spreading across the nation and had nothing else to eat. Most americans dont live off hunting now. Or at least can shop for other stuff where during those times, not so much.History tells us that hunting does need to be regulated because people aren’t capable of regulating themselves. This a proven, historical fact. So unless you like seeing species become extinct from excessive unregulated hunting, like they have in the past, then yes, hunting regulation is necessary. Anything else is just short-sighted.
Statistics also tell us that gun regulations work in the prevention of gun violence. Wish that weren’t true, but again, human nature dictates that people can’t or won’t police themselves. I’m of the opinion that not everyone deserves the privilege of gun ownership, because it’s a responsibility, and a serious one.
If the entire country stops paying taxes the military may have a hard time keeping soldiers they can’t pay.If you can’t count on that, and the military follows their orders against US citizens... what does that ultimately mean? Because that’s the excuse I hear consistently for keeping citizens armed.
