Buy what you can....

[erudne]

That ideology is perfectly-alligned with the ideology of the Hyperboreans, people such as myself, and this man:

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The "Ubermensch" status isn't so hard to achieve when so many are basically-incapable to provide for themselves...

The r~Type vs. K~Type theory:
http://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/the-theory/rk-selection-theory/

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

They seem to have been doing pretty damn good, against 2 superpowers. They didn't have and still don't, have all that much equipment. Heart and determination will always prevail in a persons desire to live as they choose.

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True, great point, but there are a few differences between they and we...

They being a High Power Distance (Tribal), 3rd world (7th century), collectivist culture (vertical authority)... who cant make their own cars, planes, or firearms (textiles, mining, and opium is their forte); if they had the money, I bet many of the items I mentioned above would be visible in that pic....along with the stingers the US gave them....They do not have the constrains we have; not in a "weapons-tight" status because of a constitution (liberal umbrlla) either.

Non-attributional is one of their strengths..one of the 1st things we do is buy cammo...(attributional).

Having the luxury of a number of trusted "aquaintances"....a group of like-minded people could organize and distribute special skills and the equipment......but individual equipment should be distributed evenly.

 

[CHLChris]

The r~Type vs. K~Type theory:
http://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/the-theory/rk-selection-theory/

This was an amazing read. Very informative and seems to fit what we actually see in society, even though human behavior is WAY more complex than this theory could possibly explain in totality. It's a long article but worth the time!

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

The r~Type vs. K~Type theory:
http://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/the-theory/rk-selection-theory/

erudne my friend,

posts like this are part of what makes NWFA the great forum that it is!

Thanks.

 

[erudne]

erudne my friend,

posts like this are part of what makes NWFA the great forum that it is!

Thanks.

There are several U-Tubes on the subject and the theory is gaining great momentum with conservative thinkers. It's believed that r-s can be manufactured through socialism, borne out by the soviet population after the fall of the USSR, they did NOT want liberty.

Here's a long 2 PT vid that delves into the 'r/K:

Mouse Utopian Experiments:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=nfHnEassxrI

 

[mrblond]

this is all BS.. you have to have your stones to fight with.
id you aint got your balls.. then your next to use;less in the fight coming/\


who Is commanding us?

 

[etrain16]

There are several U-Tubes on the subject and the theory is gaining great momentum with conservative thinkers. It's believed that r-s can be manufactured through socialism, borne out by the soviet population after the fall of the USSR, they did NOT want liberty.

Here's a long 2 PT vid that delves into the 'r/K:

Mouse Utopian Experiments:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=nfHnEassxrI

That is a very interesting article. It's obviously more complex among humans, but it brings a question to mind - who is leading the r's? There are clearly people that are K types leading the r's, aka the Democrat political leaders. They possess the same characteristics as the K type. Yet they seem to see the r's as part of their power play. They provide the 'free resources' and the r types reward them with compliance and, of course, votes. Clearly, there are some different types of K's, some that will help grow the r's to their own personal advantage, and others that are more concerned with their own well-being more than using others to get there.

All in all, a very interesting read.

 

[ZigZagZeke]

Buy your PVC pipe now, as you don't want be without when the store shelves are empty.

And get lots of glue-on caps. A post hole digger isn't a bad idea either, if you get my drift.

 

[erudne]

That is a very interesting article. It's obviously more complex among humans, but it brings a question to mind - who is leading the r's? There are clearly people that are K types leading the r's, aka the Democrat political leaders. They possess the same characteristics as the K type. Yet they seem to see the r's as part of their power play. They provide the 'free resources' and the r types reward them with compliance and, of course, votes. Clearly, there are some different types of K's, some that will help grow the r's to their own personal advantage, and others that are more concerned with their own well-being more than using others to get there.

All in all, a very interesting read.

As w/everything there is a spectrum where r's and K's lean one way or the other but the defining characteristic, in my mind, is the lack of In-Group Loyalty. So there is no internal conflict when a Clinton, Pelosi, Reid et al sell out their nation to it's enemies for a few million dollars, knowing that their actions will lead to the death of millions, including their children. They just don't care.

 

[ZigZagZeke]

It is a matter of political will. If they want, all they need to do is make sure that their computer systems, where they store this data, will share the data. It isn't like they need to send forms - just ones and zeros - and Oregon's computers will know what Washington state's computers know - if they don't already. Ditto with federal.



Again - a matter of political will. Once they have the data, they have the means, and all they would have to do is spend the political capital and funds to make it happen.

And I still think, if they started knocking down doors, going after guns, after the first few, word would spread rapidly, and all those guns and magazines would suddenly disappear from existence. Plus, they would likely be saddled with numerous lawsuits alleging illegal search and seizure. The whole thing could be tied up in courts for ages.

Are you willing to risk that you would not be one of the first people they come to?

Yes, the word will get around. But that may not help you if you are one of the people to be unlucky enough that they visit you early on before the word gets out.

It is a consideration. The safest bet is to not have guns in "the system", the next safer bet is to not have guns that you can't plausibly deny your possession of.

Personally, I don't think confiscation will happen in my remaining lifetime, but the possibility/risk is increasing and these BGC laws just made it easier for those whose ultimate goal is to take guns out of the hands of private citizens.

Every firearm I own COULD have been sold privately on 4/1/2015 with no record created. I have plausible deniability for possession of every one of them. Most of them are not in the system anyway. If there is any whiff of confiscation those items will be long gone immediately. I have all of the firearms I need for any purpose and I'm not buying any more post 941.

 

[etrain16]

Doing a little research, out of curiosity about how things have actually gone in CT since their ban/forced registration. I came across this article about a guy who did something stupid, then got in bigger trouble as a result: http://www.offthegridnews.com/curre...d-youre-not-going-to-believe-how-it-happened/

So far, that is the ONLY article I can find on the Google on anyone being arrested under their law since it went into effect in April 2013. 2 years+ and only one arrest. You would think it would be easy to find multiple articles on this.

The police had originally planned to go door to door for confiscations in early 2014, but there was so much blowback from the public and the discovery that at least some of the folks on the failure to register list actually were police themselves, that they called it off. So, to date, it appears one arrest, no door to door confiscation and still a very high non-compliance rate. One newspaper even called for the police to arrest "tens of thousands" of non-compliant residents. That didn't go over well.

I still think these buffoons really don't have the slightest idea of what they would be in for if they pulled the same stunt here. For one thing, Oregon is a much larger state. Lots of room for people to move around and hide things. Just some food for thought.

 

[captqc]

Canada tried gun registration with about a 100 or so gun owners and gave up! Imagine our stupid government trying to track over 300 million weapons! Zero chance is right. What a joke.

The gov couldn't even put up a working website for health insurance. I give them zero chance in tracking 300 plus million guns.

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

Canada tried gun registration with about a 100 or so gun owners and gave up! Imagine our stupid government trying to track over 300 million weapons! Zero chance is right. What a joke.

The laws they cannot possibly enforce are "nudges"...

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...brain-control-on-americans-to-nudge-behavior/

 

[jbett98]

Nudges don't work, ask my wife.

 

[Oregonhunter5]

I think the registered gun or deal is not the deal. They will say, if you have this or this, we need to know.
If you don't tell us, your committing a felony.

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

I think the registered gun or deal is not the deal. They will say, if you have this or this, we need to know.
If you don't tell us, your committing a felony.

Yup, it will appear exactly or close to the residency declaration Orgonians must complete on their hunting and angling license.

So much weight will also fall-upon the amount or level of privacy gun dealers are willing to protect; requiring court-orders before handing over their log books.....etc.

Edit: Some counties purportedly sneak-in a similar question on their CHL paperwork; calling the survey "voluntary". But the counties and sherrifs are all we have left.

 

[oknow]

If you reload buy enough powder, primers and bullets systematically at these lower and attractive prices. Items are now on sale.

If you can buy [pistol ammo in bulk the bulk price might equal the price of components. I do both--relaod and buy in bulk. I like having 1000's of rounds readily available in care of a threatening disaster.

Dont take this the wrong way but it is post like this that they will get the address to go to first before the word gets spread about door kicking. Also the threads "show/pictures of your guns" you could have lost them in a boating accident but you will be visited first.

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

One of the problems in places like Oregon where the absence of "Checks and Balances" goes against the rule of law, is the shenanigan-use of the Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs).

A quorum of only 4 people can enact a punishable rule.

 

[The Heretic]

Nudges don't work, ask my wife.

Ask my EX-wife

 

[Just Jim]

Dont take this the wrong way but it is post like this that they will get the address to go to first before the word gets spread about door kicking. Also the threads "show/pictures of your guns" you could have lost them in a boating accident but you will be visited first.

Well, there isn't a person here not on the list Everything you have ever said is copied here and saved in a government warehouse, don't think telling a lie that you don't have any guns will get you out of their debt. People in Waco said they didn't have what guns the BATF wanted so they were shot gassed and burned to death while the media branded them as loons and child molesters. There is no end to what democrats will do to get your guns.