The Minuteman : "Standing in the Gap"

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Discuss...

 

[HICKMAN]

sounds about right to me. I enjoy sooch's vids

 

[spearheadersarge]

Great vid! Well stated and presented.

 

[stlaser]

nice!

 

[hondatech2k2]

awesome video, and great presentation!

The only issue I see with being a "minute man" is the association with the Racists groups (media portrayal). It is a sad that someone who believes in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness can be labeled as such, but they are. To the sheeple, guns are scary and to be feared....anyone that owns one is a domestic terrorists, anyone that would rather do the right thing rather than sit by and call the cops..which could take precious minutes, is breaking the law. Society has lost itself in my eyes.

 

[EyesDownfield]

This is a good video! I had previously watched his series about why he owns firearms and found them enjoyable. Thanks to government laws restricting how we can protect ourselves and societal reliance on government protection, we often forget that ultimately we can, in many situations, defend ourselves more quickly (and in situations where you need a firearm, every millisecond counts) and efficiently than the government is capable of.

 

[Davis0023]

The way I take what he is saying...is its more about a mind set, then a group or club. Its being a stand up guy in the event some one needs to stand up. Although I believe this, one has to be careful not to stick their nose where it doesnt belong. Remember the saying 'no good deed goes un punished.. So I guess its a fine line.... I pray I know when to act and when to not. I wish you the same..

 

[.38 Special]

I recently discovered this way of thinking soon after I got my first gun and fell in love with them. One of many reasons why I love showing people how to shoot a gun for the first time and hopefully buy one themselves. It opens up a new thinking and understanding of freedom of our god given, and constitutional rights.