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Mental illness and addiction are tearing the heart out of small town America, leading to the rise of Fascism. Your assertions simply do not ring true for those of us who have actually lived in both big cities and small towns.
Yep. I don't even know the names of most of the people on my block, much less anything else about them. No block busybody who appoints herself (yes, it's always a she) to mind everyone's business, and try to micromanage their lives.
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In theory yes, but the process remains so arduous guns may as well still be illegal:
Hopefully we'll have time to deal with the meth epidemic across America's Heartland.
That's only some neighborhoods in our city.
Hell, I know how to make a double-barrel, over & under, shotgun from scratch. Literally a visit to Home Depot to get everything needed. And, that's a very short list. I don't create it because I don't want to rot away for years in prison for doing so. But I have the knowledge and the How-to Manual. This was long before the internet existed. Heck, even further back, find an old copy of the U.S. Military Jungle Survival manual from 1965. It'll teach you step-by-step how to assemble a single-barrel shotgun from pipe, scrap wood, and cloth. With an accompanying picture of a downed air-man who did just that. Photo of him squatting down with his improvised shotgun by his side.
I'll print up some red baseball caps with White lettering and send it out to every member. Just going to be a lot easier than convincing PK to come back. Or, resurrecting certain members from the Great Beyond.
More so in the past than now but I'm sure they still exist. My maternal grandmother was one of them. She lived on Melrose Street in Brooklyn in a railroad flat. We lived on that same block for a few years before moving to the housing projects in Queens. When my mother talked to some of the neighbors, the conversation always turned to her busy-body mother-in-law. I recall when I was a kid she would hang out the window after dinner and watch what everyone was doing.
All true. A home-made gun might not have the longevity or accuracy of something factory made, but it'll still be plenty lethal. And there are lots of other lethal weapons one can make besides firearms if you have the background.
I wish that was how it was done nationwide. I'm sure if the Founders were around, that's the way they would want it done, if not grazed by livestock.
A fantastic Father and Son bonding moment.
