yep. interesting isn't it? the power belongs to the people. or at least it used to.
I love the story and the ending which happened as it should. The people took their county back.
Could this happen today? Nope. The Reserve units and National Guard units had their armories emptied of weapons of any kind back in the late 70’s or early 80’s. Can’t access dynamite any more like back in the day and so on.
But the end of the story will never happen. 99% of the population doesn’t know how to raise a garden, has no space to do so, and could actually care less as long as their miserable existence continues without anything effecting their daily routine. They don’t have veggies to trade for milk and so on. Bartering is unknown to them.
Could this happen today? Nope. The Reserve units and National Guard units had their armories emptied of weapons of any kind back in the late 70’s or early 80’s. Can’t access dynamite any more like back in the day and so on.
But the end of the story will never happen. 99% of the population doesn’t know how to raise a garden, has no space to do so, and could actually care less as long as their miserable existence continues without anything effecting their daily routine. They don’t have veggies to trade for milk and so on. Bartering is unknown to them.
I agree. I can not even get anyone to trade ammo for a sword.
And then, at the end, the conclusion is:
— think Bernie Sanders —
Yeah. Right. That creep and his ilk are the problem. Sanders. Biden. O'DumDum. The Klintoons. They're all the same.
— think Bernie Sanders —
Yeah. Right. That creep and his ilk are the problem. Sanders. Biden. O'DumDum. The Klintoons. They're all the same.
I need both of mine for when the ammo runs out. I have one straight blade, and one that is curved. Between them, they should fit any shape of foe. Don't have any ammo to spare, either. Wouldn't like running out too soon!I agree. I can not even get anyone to trade ammo for a sword.
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