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Weapons of War On Our Streets: A Guide to the Militarization of America's Police
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The claim often heard from those attempting to pass more gun control legislation is that all they’re trying to do is get the “weapons of war off our streets,” but it’s simply untrue that “weapons of war” are available to the general public. You’d last about three minutes in a conventional war with an AR-15, even with one of the most aggressive builds you can get your hands on (that doesn’t mean it’s impossible for guerilla uprisings to defeat powerful enemies). The truth is that the only people with “weapons of war” on America’s streets are, increasingly, the police. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(12/19/2018)
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Tactics and strategies, and knowing how to use cover and concealment, and how to fight a war, are more important in a war than whether your gun is a full auto M-4 or a semiauto M4orgery.
The preeminent arm of WW2 was the semiauto M1 Garand. The "also ran" was the semiauto M-1 carbine. The B. A. R. and Thompson submachinegun were third stringers.
If you only last 3 minutes in a SHTF it won't be the gun to blame. |
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