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Consider that when you identify someone as your enemy, they in turn will do the same with you. Conflict is not always rational, so each of you may do things against your own self interest while in conflict to gain a perceived advantage.I agree with all you just said and sorry to turn it political.... but as gun owners the reality is there's only one party taking our rights away. that's just factual at the end of the day when these bills pass in Oregon and we are all effected there's a specific entity that is who is doing all this
Instead of taking a militant stance we should study our opposition and learn from their successes in order to make our own gains. This begins by ceasing to underestimate them. Identify their strengths and adopt them. When you know their strength you can also identify their weaknesses in order to exploit them. All the usual Sun Tzu stuff...
If we keep doing what we have been doing we will keep losing until we have nothing left to lose.