"Barricaded suspect"

First of all, he's not a suspect; he's a criminal. Secondly, fuck the barricades. If he's in there alone, burn the Goddamned place to the ground. Oh, I know that won't happen, but I hope we're getting to the point in our movie- you know, the "montage sequence" that shows citizens being fed up and fighting back, with crooks running for their lives.

I used to live in Houston, right near the Greenspoint Mall. This was 1986. I was dating a girl who worked in the mall and I used to pick her up at closing time. We must have walked through big, empty parking lots at the mall fifty times, never had the first problem. But, now, I hear they call it the "Gunpoint Mall". I felt completely safe when I lived in Houston, and now, the city has turned to pure shit because of these illegal immigrants.

I wish God Almighty would sweep His hand across this nation and send the trash straight to Hell. I don't see how any man in America, who can legally go armed, not go armed whenever possible. I carry two pistols on my person, and I carry a rifle in my vehicle whenever possible. It used to not be this way. The younger guys just don't know. Don't get me wrong- there has always been crime, but used to be, a man could feel safe in most parts of this country, unless he was a fool. Not anymore though.

As my old history professor, a man who escaped Eastern Europe, was fond of saying: “There is more to being human then being in human form.”

Burn it to the ground.

Silent

They way to stop this shit is to start dropping these murders where they stand.

If they barricade themselves, you lock them in and burn it to the ground.

If there are told to stop running and don't; you make them DRT.

Once the criminals realize we have moved to a "take no prisoner" mentality, the number of these murders will drop.

It seems it's only a matter of time until good people say no more. Then shit might get very ugly.

My brother and I got into a hell of an argument over the left’s attack on Law Enforcement Officers and the BS systematic racism argument. We stopped talking for a while over it and many other political disagreements.

Last week he admitted defunding the police and the ideas he previously defended quite vociferously have resulted in him hearing gun shots popping off EVERY SINGLE NIGHT. He won’t defend BLM anymore.

None of this was necessary. Nothing BLM has done has made life any better in this country for anyone.

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Originally posted by mark60:
It seems it's only a matter of time until good people say no more. Then shit might get very ugly.

The thing is, it can take decades to reach the breaking point. I always think of the two decades leading up to the American Civil War. Twenty or more years of hate and derision before the cannons let loose. Some historians will tell you the friction goes back another two decades further.

When the silent majority unleashes Armageddon on this scum, there’ll be no turning the other cheek

I hope I’m still living when this glorious payback day arrives.

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Originally posted by ulsterman:
They way to stop this shit is to start dropping these murders where they stand.

If they barricade themselves, you lock them in and burn it to the ground.

And then turn them into Swiss cheese when they come running out from the flames. A helluva lot of people should get on their knees tonight and thank God above that I'm not in charge. Just sayin'...

"I carry two pistols on my person, and I carry a rifle in my vehicle whenever possible."

While not feasible to leave a rifle in my vehicles, Lately I've been thinking along the lines of 2 pistols.
My area has not faced the crime surge many larger cities have. But crime, and thug violence is not just centered at metro areas. A smallpistol stuck in a pocket along with a belt weapon is not a bad idea.

Mencken's black flag, Jefferson's Tree of Lberty and all that...

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Originally posted by Sunset_Va:
While not feasible to leave a rifle in my vehicles, Lately I've been thinking along the lines of 2 pistols.
My area has not faced the crime surge many larger cities have. But crime, and thug violence is not just centered at metro areas. A smallpistol stuck in a pocket along with a belt weapon is not a bad idea.

A G19 and a G42. The G42 is in an ankle holster. Method of carry for the G19 varies according to how I'm dressed.

The big gamble is being the first to act. If action is premature then established authority has demonstrated it will make political prisoners suffer. We learned that after Jan 6. Of course that’s why our tyrants did that and are overreacting. They want to discourage rebellion. Make the public second guess.

Truth is I’m already beyond it. I’m waiting for the go ahead moment. Don’t know what form it takes but I’ll know it when I see it. Until then I declare truth and push back where I can.

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Originally posted by Sunset_Va:
"I carry two pistols on my person, and I carry a rifle in my vehicle whenever possible."

While not feasible to leave a rifle in my vehicles, Lately I've been thinking along the lines of 2 pistols.
My area has not faced the crime surge many larger cities have. But crime, and thug violence is not just centered at metro areas. A smallpistol stuck in a pocket along with a belt weapon is not a bad idea.

I don't leave town without body armor. I have a carbine in my car at all times. I carry 2 pistols minimum. I have a full combat loadout for travel out of town. If I do work in los anchorage, I wear the body armor concealed.

I've drawn down on criminals in anchorage multiple times. I've had armed carjacker attempt to run us off the road outside of anchorage three times in the last 5 years.

The liberal turds that have their heads in the sand thinking this doesn't exist, thinking we aren't already at war in our country, blow my mind.

The only way we aren't going to end up in a civil war soon is if we're fighting off the russians and Chinese first.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...-standoff/ar-AATdtIf

They took his ass into custody about an hour ago. Unfortunately, he's still alive.

Now, how do ya like this horse shit? From the linked article:

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As of Jan. 27, four police officers have been killed by gun violence and 24 have been shot and injured according to the Gun Violence Archive, a nonprofit that tracks gun violence incidents around the country.

Turner and Finner expressed frustration with the rise in gun violence in the city and said they would be formulating a plan in the coming days.

"No more excuses. Everybody take an active role … and do whatever you can do to fight gun violence in our city," Finner said.

It's

Not

THE GUN!!!!

Assholes!!!

The members of this forum are armed to the fucking teeth and we are not committing violent crimes! It's not the gun!! FFS!!

I grew up in Houston. Its always had dangerous areas but the cartel crime has added a whole new element. I am about to send my oldest to college there and we will have a lot of talks about situational awareness and go/no go areas of town.

As for Greenspoint, I have called it gunpoint since the early 90’s at least. I believe it earned the nickname after several armed robberies in and around the mall about that time but it already had a reputation as gang infested from the near by Acres Homes “community”.

They have to call it gun violence because to do otherwise would shine too much light on personal responsibility and we can’t have that.

One look at the group of "public officials" at the news conference answers the question. We are not even close, the Dems have blinders on but still know what the correct answer is to stopping the crime.They just won't do it. I was glad to see that the Police Chief at least lost control from the expected dialog, to actually call for building jails and putting the thugs away. Of course, the Mayor IMMEDIATELY jumped in, blame the guns not the criminals.
BLAH, BLAH, BLAH!

Simple new rules for dealing with the human garbage among us...

1 - Fire on a cop with a gun = Leave the scene in a black zipper bag. No exceptions.
2 - Attack a cop = Go to the local intensive care ward via ambulance with multiple fractures.

Problem solved in 90 days.

Lots of folks ask the question, “Who is John Galt?”

I have a better question, “Who is Paul Kersey?”

Most big city chiefs are more politician than cop. Fenner appears to fall into this category.