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To: dp0622

Check out on YouTube the scene from the original Red Dawn movie where the father is put in a prison camp behind wire fencing and the sons visit him. that image sticks in my mind every time I hear the left’s clarion call for the abolition of the constitutional right to bear arms and the call for our incarceration. I don’t want to be on the wrong side of that fence.


18 posted on 02/25/2019 12:26:42 PM PST by laconic
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To: laconic

Know the scene well and have seen the original many times.

I don’t either.

We are not an incredibly small, unarmed percentage of the population, like Jews unfortunately were in Germany back in the 1930s.

There are 10s of millions of us and they would suffer terrible losses.

My blue collar republican friends, even at 50, are TOUGH and DO NOT MIND getting their hands dirty if need be.

ANTIFA are hateful but NOT TOUGH.

Not at all.

They would get decimated. And actually, since that is a Roman term and is only one out of ten, they would be worse than decimated.


20 posted on 02/25/2019 12:34:00 PM PST by dp0622 (The Left should know if.. Trump is kicked out of office, it is WAR!)
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To: laconic
the original Red Dawn movie....

...another movie that could never be made today.

Watched it as a kid, "What If -ed" it to death with my friends. With a little hindsight, the premise was pretty silly. Most Cubans and Central Americans were more worried about finding dinner, than about a military invasion.

Watched it again a little while back. Didn't like it quite so much because it made me think entirely too hard. "What if "our" guys decided to do this? What if...?"

28 posted on 02/25/2019 1:06:34 PM PST by wbill
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