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COME AND TAKE IT!


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The system does not want sovereignty.
The system wants slaves


To accomplish this, it attacks on all fronts using all mediums.

Its main aim is to attack the mind, body, and spirit— aiming to create a "new man" who is too stupid, self-loathing, and weak to entertain such notions as objective morality or righteous, armed rebellion.

Get guns; learn to use them. If anyone has a problem with that, they deem you the PROPERTY OF ANOTHER.

As they say, "mighty is the hand that knows when to pick up the pen and when to pick up the sword." Freedom is beautiful when prized by the masses, somber when it isn't.

"Patriots" talk of how to bury their weaponry. Should they not be studying combat? Our forefathers said, "COME AND TAKE IT!", not, "my apologies, you'll be tasked with finding it, my lord!" Such patriots should lie down in the same holes they dug for their rifles.


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Critical Distinctions to Understand

Force vs. Violence


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Force: the application of energy or power to achieve an objective.

From
fortis: ("strong, mighty, firm, or steadfast").


Force is used to protect life/property.

Force is Lawful.


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Violence: the intentional use of power to cause injury, harm, or destruction.

From
violare: ("to violate").


Violence is used to coerce or steal
and (violate) another's Natural Law Rights.


Violence is Unlawful.


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Under Natural Law, a contract made under duress is void. Since the magical "Social Contract" is enforced through manufactured duress (surveillance, debt-slavery, and a police-state) the Individual is technically already in a state of Defensive Warfare.


Basic Firearm Safety

I.) ALWAYS Keep Firearms Pointed in a SAFE Direction

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(Direction of LEAST consequence.)

II.) ALWAYS Keep Your Finger Off of the Trigger

Until You Have Made the Decision to Fire

A stylized illustration of a hand firing a grey semi-automatic handgun against a black background. An orange muzzle flash erupts from the barrel, while a white arrow points in the direction of recoil. A red circular icon with a white 'X' is displayed below to emphasize potential consequence of bad trigger-finger discipline.

Keep your finger out of the trigger guard and HIGH resting on the side of the slide.

III.) ALWAYS Keep Firearms Unloaded Until They are in Use

A detailed 3D cutaway illustration showing the internal mechanical components of a semi-automatic handgun and a detached magazine. The magazine is partially loaded, and a green circular icon with a white checkmark is displayed in the upper right to signify that guns in use should be loaded, while guns not in use should remain unloaded.

Both VISUALLY and PHYSICALLY check the firearm for safe configuration.

IV.) Keep Firearms WELL Regulated

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Keep firearms CLEAN and well lubricated.

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