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  • prc-104
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    Don't think you see the picture.

    Don't think you see the picture.

    Consider these guys to be "true believers".

    You won't see them coming.
    They'll come at you sideways!
    They will use your family, your friends and your neighbors to get you.

    Tired old saying: "If you quarry goes to ground, leave him no ground to run to."

    It will not happen as you expect.

    BUT

    If you're NOT CONDITION WHITE, and you have a CONDITION ONE GUN, you'll do well.

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  • tech
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    In Louisiana, a threat to my person, my family or my property may be met with lethal force. There is no mention of any gov't agents being exempt.

    Just an observation of current laws ;)

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  • Patriotic Sheepdog
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    Agree with P...taking ammo/weapons by force will only go for a short time. Once the takers see that there team of 8 only has 6 coming home, the teams will stop getting volunteers. Plus, a lot of local LEO's will figure that they have to live with the others in the community so they may not play that game.

    Once food and cigs start to dry up, well then things will change. People will rat out those nasty "hoarders" and a large force may be sent at 0-dark-thirty.

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  • protus
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    Grab passport and.....
    I kid ...I kid..

    Figure where the fights at. Or shall I say worth.
    Imho we'd be more likely to see severe rationing/shortages.
    Now large producers having their product redistributed may cause a problem . If that product isn't helping locally. Say corn crop seized and sent from the Midwest to New York...
    I don't see it on the individual level.
    Firearms...will be hard. Door to door ain't gonna happen. But few weeks months into rationing of goods you could see buy backs. One gun for a extra ration book or jar of preserves(movie reference hint ) say if you have info to authorities on who has them. Thered be issued registration...etc like they did up north as well. Soft actions leading to hard take downs of hard cases. Restrictions of goods if you have ever purchased until your cleared via search.....
    Just some quick random thoughts on it.

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  • Lowdown3
    started a topic Dealing with confiscation

    Dealing with confiscation

    Let's start a discussion dealing with confiscation of supplies. Be it weapons, ammo, food, etc. how will you deal with that? Strategies?
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