• @TotallynotJessica
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      It’ll stay that way, as fascists love their guns too. There are too many guns for anybody to get rid of them. If you play your cards right, you can get them from broke fascists when the economy crashes. Bullets will be the hard part.

        • @TotallynotJessica
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          1727 days ago

          Shotguns are also safer in urban areas thanks to lower penetration. Even 9mm can go through multiple walls and hit innocents. It’s why gang shootings are so awful.

    • @einlander
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      1027 days ago

      I have a 3d printer. That is a statement. That is all.

      • @rockSlayer
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        2727 days ago

        The gun isn’t to fight the military. It’s to protect against random acts of political violence.

        • @disguy_ovahea
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          627 days ago

          I would expect more political violence had Harris won. With Trump as the winner, wouldn’t violent hate crimes be the bigger concern?

          • @rockSlayer
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            27 days ago

            Under the first Trump presidency, there was a substantial increase in politically motivated hate crime. So the answer to your question is both are true. If your existence isn’t a political issue, then you should still get armed to defend the people around you.

          • @Arbiter
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            124 days ago

            Which is something people must defend against.

      • @NegativeInf
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        1227 days ago

        An easy option for leaving the situation to be suffered by people that aren’t oneself.

        When the fascists come for me, a gun will look like a good alternative to a death camp.

  • @Kyrgizion
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    1327 days ago

    Isn’t that a bust of Lucius Verus instead? Head seems slimmer and hair curlier than I remember.

    • @PugJesusOP
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      1427 days ago

      Verus for comparison.

      It definitely looks like someone trying to make Marcus Aurelius rather than an original bust or proper reproduction.