This just dropped a little less than an hour ago. TV is still broke, so I didn't see it when it aired between 8 and 9, but YouTube picked it up.
A few observations:
Some folks are beginning to ask questions about the financial arrangement that allowed these purchases by a kid. You can bet your ass that we will never know the real answers, so don't let them just blow smoke up your ass and gaslight you.
His purchases, according to the most recent information presented here, were significantly larger than my estimates. According to this report, he purchased 60 magazines rather than the 7 previously reported being carried with him. 60x an average price of 15.00 per magazine comes out to 900.00 just in magazines. A lowball figure of 10.00 per magazine still yields a 600.00 expenditure just on magazines. The report also states that he had bought 1600 rounds of 5.56 ammo. I won't even begin to estimate what that would cost at today's prices, because I don't really know. The last I bought was probably 2018 or before, and prices have significantly increased since then - over 300% for 9mm ammo. I will say I have seen 5.56 going for 1.25 to 1.50 PER ROUND, but I won't pretend to know what the average price is - those could have been cases of price gouging and profiteering.
So the purchase cost of all the arms and equipment this kid bought in just a few days is far in excess of what I previously estimated - where did he get that kind off money? He sure as hell did not save it up from part-time work at a Wendy's drive-through window.
Joe Biden's statement that a 9mm "will blow the lung out of the body" is a flat out lie. He's trying to gaslight you. I've seen a number of 9mm wounds to the chest. In not a single one were any lungs removed from the bodies by the bullet.
Joe Biden's statement that "you couldn't buy a cannon" at the time the Constitution was written is also a flat out lie, an attempt to gaslight you. At that time, a majority of cannons were owned by private citizens, in particular "privateers" aboard sailing ships. The citizens of Boonesboro Kentucky made their own cannon out of an oak log bound with iron bands during a British and Indian siege in 1782. No one there was ever arrested for "manufacturing weapons of war", because it was not illegal. Many of the revolutionary soldiers took their military issue muskets home with them after the war. During Dunmore's War in 1774, I have records from the war's paymasters of sales of military muskets to private citizens - if you're wondering, the price of a military grade musket in those sales was 20 shillings. Those records are housed in 5 volumes at the Library of Virginia, and I have copies of every page of them. There were, in fact, NO weapons that the military could have that were banned from civilian possession in those days.
Biden is lying to you, and hopes you won't know any better.
Since Biden, and indeed nearly all Capitol Hill Democrats, know absolutely nothing about firearms or even firearms laws - and have demonstrated their ignorance over and over again - why should they be allowed to make law regarding... firearms?
Would you let a roofer or a mason perform your open heart surgery? Why not? He has as much, and perhaps more, medical knowledge than Biden has firearms knowledge. What could possibly go wrong?
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A few observations:
Some folks are beginning to ask questions about the financial arrangement that allowed these purchases by a kid. You can bet your ass that we will never know the real answers, so don't let them just blow smoke up your ass and gaslight you.
His purchases, according to the most recent information presented here, were significantly larger than my estimates. According to this report, he purchased 60 magazines rather than the 7 previously reported being carried with him. 60x an average price of 15.00 per magazine comes out to 900.00 just in magazines. A lowball figure of 10.00 per magazine still yields a 600.00 expenditure just on magazines. The report also states that he had bought 1600 rounds of 5.56 ammo. I won't even begin to estimate what that would cost at today's prices, because I don't really know. The last I bought was probably 2018 or before, and prices have significantly increased since then - over 300% for 9mm ammo. I will say I have seen 5.56 going for 1.25 to 1.50 PER ROUND, but I won't pretend to know what the average price is - those could have been cases of price gouging and profiteering.
So the purchase cost of all the arms and equipment this kid bought in just a few days is far in excess of what I previously estimated - where did he get that kind off money? He sure as hell did not save it up from part-time work at a Wendy's drive-through window.
Joe Biden's statement that a 9mm "will blow the lung out of the body" is a flat out lie. He's trying to gaslight you. I've seen a number of 9mm wounds to the chest. In not a single one were any lungs removed from the bodies by the bullet.
Joe Biden's statement that "you couldn't buy a cannon" at the time the Constitution was written is also a flat out lie, an attempt to gaslight you. At that time, a majority of cannons were owned by private citizens, in particular "privateers" aboard sailing ships. The citizens of Boonesboro Kentucky made their own cannon out of an oak log bound with iron bands during a British and Indian siege in 1782. No one there was ever arrested for "manufacturing weapons of war", because it was not illegal. Many of the revolutionary soldiers took their military issue muskets home with them after the war. During Dunmore's War in 1774, I have records from the war's paymasters of sales of military muskets to private citizens - if you're wondering, the price of a military grade musket in those sales was 20 shillings. Those records are housed in 5 volumes at the Library of Virginia, and I have copies of every page of them. There were, in fact, NO weapons that the military could have that were banned from civilian possession in those days.
Biden is lying to you, and hopes you won't know any better.
Since Biden, and indeed nearly all Capitol Hill Democrats, know absolutely nothing about firearms or even firearms laws - and have demonstrated their ignorance over and over again - why should they be allowed to make law regarding... firearms?
Would you let a roofer or a mason perform your open heart surgery? Why not? He has as much, and perhaps more, medical knowledge than Biden has firearms knowledge. What could possibly go wrong?
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Diogenes was eating bread and lentils for supper. He was seen by the philosopher Aristippus, who lived comfortably by flattering the king.
Said Aristippus, ‘If you would learn to be subservient to the king you would not have to live on lentils.’ Said Diogenes, ‘Learn to live on lentils and you will not have to be subservient to the king.’
Said Aristippus, ‘If you would learn to be subservient to the king you would not have to live on lentils.’ Said Diogenes, ‘Learn to live on lentils and you will not have to be subservient to the king.’