Make Tyranny at Scale Costly

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A well-armed people make tyranny at scale significantly more costly.

Firearms Policy Coalition @gunpolicy
Posted on X, February 22, 2025

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6 thoughts on “Make Tyranny at Scale Costly”

  1. Yup, and the last thing to go through a tyrant’s mind?
    See Rolf video below.
    American firearms owners are the largest army to ever walk the face of the earth. We can do whatever we decide. Then write the history in our favor afterward.
    If we took that to heart, tyranny wouldn’t last 5 minutes. And would be far too scared to come out from under its rock ever again.
    That also speaks to the power of communist brainwashing. They actually think they can win against it.

    • Bless you for posting this and also bless whoever did the transcript. I get highly frustrated that so much of alt.media is in video or audio format. I don’t have the patience or time to sit through 2 hours of talking heads but I can read fast.

      As to the substance, legitimacy is the key deficit of Western governments and it is going to get worse. The key deficit of insurgents in the West is organization. So I found the part about the Peasant’s Wars interesting. Add the Internet and things get spicy. That is why the ruling class is so obsessed with controlling information. Certainly the Islamic terrorists have been able to radicalize large numbers of people remotely. I wonder whether the ruling class can’t control that or they are letting it happen to keep the Deplorables off balance.

  3. Makes me think of Mount St. Helens – we’re feeling the earthquakes, steam-venting, volcanic explosions and pyroclastic flows now. Are we escalating towards a major explosive eruption? If so, it could occur with very little warning.

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