Man, I’ve had several people tell me I think the world is as crazy as I am because of my situational awareness and the fact that I carry weapons for defense, I don’t understand how people are oblivious to what’s happening in the world
@@glennmiller6759 Anytime someone questions about why I carry, I tell them to protect ALL of us. You can't go to Wally World, or Lowes or your favorite syore for X, see a gun crime or assault going on, stop the criminal with your firearm and JUST be protecting yourself.
@@theincredibleshrunkenbeegu7084 7.27.24. Caudill Subject: Fwd: The Gun is Civilization by Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret) No doubt where this Retired Marine stands on the 2d amendment "The Gun Is Civilization" As the Supreme Court hears arguments for and against the Chicago , IL Gun Ban, I offer you another stellar example of a letter (written by a Marine) that places the proper perspective on what a gun means to a civilized society. Read this eloquent and profound letter and pay close attention to the last paragraph of the letter... The Gun is Civilization by Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret) Human beings only have two ways to deal with one another: reason and force. If you want me to do something for you, you have a choice of either convincing me via argument, or force me to do your bidding under threat of force. Every human interaction falls into one of those two categories, without exception. Reason or force, that's it. In a truly moral and civilized society, people exclusively interact through persuasion. Force has no place as a valid method of social interaction, and the only thing that removes force from the menu is the personal firearm, as paradoxical as it may sound to some. When I carry a gun, you cannot deal with me by force. You have to use reason and try to persuade me, because I have a way to negate your threat or employment of force. The gun is the only personal weapon that puts a 100-pound woman on equal footing with a 220-pound mugger, a 75-year old retiree on equal footing with a 19-year old gang banger, and a single guy on equal footing with a carload of drunk guys with baseball bats. The gun removes the disparity in physical strength, size, or numbers between a potential attacker and a defender. There are plenty of people who consider the gun as the source of bad force equations. These are the people who think that we'd be more civilized if all guns were removed from society, because a firearm makes it easier for a [armed] mugger to do his job. That, of course, is only true if the mugger's potential victims are mostly disarmed either by choice or by legislative fiat--it has no validity when most of a mugger's potential marks are armed. People who argue for the banning of arms ask for automatic rule by the young, the strong, and the many, and that's the exact opposite of a civilized society. A mugger, even an armed one, can only make a successful living in a society where the state has granted him a force monopoly. Then there's the argument that the gun makes confrontations lethal that otherwise would only result in injury. This argument is fallacious in several ways. Without guns involved, confrontations are won by the physically superior party inflicting overwhelming injury on the loser. People who think that fists, bats, sticks, or stones don't constitute lethal force watch too much TV, where people take beatings and come out of it with a bloody lip at worst. The fact that the gun makes lethal force easier works solely in favor of the weaker defender, not the stronger attacker. If both are armed, the field is level. The gun is the only weapon that's as lethal in the hands of an octogenarian as it is in the hands of a weight lifter. It simply wouldn't work as well as a force equalizer if it wasn't both lethal and easily employable. When I carry a gun, I don't do so because I am looking for a fight, but because I'm looking to be left alone. The gun at my side means that I cannot be forced, only persuaded. I don't carry it because I'm afraid, but because it enables me to be unafraid. It doesn't limit the actions of those who would interact with me through reason, only the actions of those who would do so by force. It removes force from the equation... and that's why carrying a gun is a civilized act. By Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret) So the greatest civilization is one where all citizens are equally armed and can only be persuaded, never forced. ❗️👍🏼
A long time ago I learned about the broken bird philosophy. There are those that can be saved, and there are those that you have to let nature take its course.
I'm a Police and Homeland Security Veteran of thirty years...We cannot go out in public, especially with family, without the ability to protect yourself and family...I've seen how horrible people can be...Beware of your surroundings, buying groceries, out to dinner or even just getting gas...Awareness is your first line of defense. Reaction, escape, getting away from the threat as soon as you can...If you cannot, it's up to you to protect those around you...There is a time and place to be wearing flip-flops...Why do you think law enforcement wear heavy boots?? Anyway, always be prepared in today's world.. It isn't at all what it use to be.
Thank you Daniel! Solid information! I'm 83...I can't run, I'm unable to engage in physical defense, BUT, by being aware, and otherwise prepared, I think I'll survive! Take care, son...your thoughts and ideas are valuable.🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
@@thehunter3386 : If you use a hooked cane to assist you in walking, there is Kali training you can use to defend yourself with. If you use a tall walking stick to stabilize yourself as you walk, it can be used as a bo for defense. Matt Pasquinelli has training videos on that subject. You can fight while standing in one place. Skal
I remember coming home from work on 04/29/92 and watching a truck driver named Reginald Denny get beaten almost to death, I was 17 miles from that intersection. I issued myself a concealed carry permit on my own recognizance and started trying buy extra ammo, every store in Los Angeles county and San Bernardino county were forbidden from selling any. Lucky for me I worked in Orange county and stocked up the next day. Nobody was going to pull me out of my car.
Absolutely, I couldn’t believe that, and the police were literally not responding to anything, watching crimes occur. I remember the little happy dance the _law abiding minority youth_ did after _gently pressing the hard object_ on Denny’s _white privileged_ head, and like you told myself there is no way that will ever happen to me, at least not without some repercussions. (Now let’s see if YT deletes this because I used accurate terms they don’t like…). Yep, they did, LOL! Trying again, now a third time with multiple corrections, see if you can spot them…SMFH! 🙄
I lived in Massachusetts until I was 27. I'd seen cars burned, bottles thrown, shots fired. The thing I learned was to become invisible and slide out of the way.I've seen the crush at the door of concerts. I don't go to concerts, ball games, political rallies, movies, city music festivals. I don't miss it. I have a full life. I'd always rather be fishing, walking the dog or working in the garden anyway. I walk my dog daily, 20 miles a week. I have a small pack with water, some first aid stuff, a poncho and a flashlight.I also carry a sidearm, a pocket knife and a kubotan. I'm known by many in town, welcome in some business, the police station and city hall. If this town has a riot, looting or similar, the rest of America has already fallen. Signed, small town retired guy.
Yep, Chicago never recovered from the 2020 BLM Riots. Chicago corrupt Democrat Politicians have supported the demise of the once great city. Chicago has had POS running the city for years but remember, the Voters voted for these Criminals.
My Dad was a WW2 vet. He said never wear footwear you cannot run in and fight in. He said anything is a weapon, look around, plan ahead. Make good friends that will give their life for you, and you for him. Lastly, if in a fight, get it done with quick. He always stressed pay attention to everyone you see. Determine whick ones are a danger.
I live through the Los Angeles riots , one of the most extreme things I remember is the speed of the intensity and the speed of the spread of insanity, law enforcement was overwhelmed quickly. Best thing to do is stay clear of all of it , but if you get somehow stuck in it be prepared to do the unthinkable to get away. 🙏🏼🤝
I was there to the media representation of the reality on the street was a total lie - it open my eyes on what we’re are lead to believe vs reality trust your one eyes 1st hand
I am a veteran. I was a fireman and am EMT trained. I retired from the Dept of Corrections (max and mental health joints) and the worked in private security (airports, concerts, festivals and campus) and was a dispatcher in a large city. That's in no way a flex. I'm just saying that by the time I got home from trainng they were already scheduling my next training. I said all of that to say this. The average person has no idea how much danger they are in every single time they go shopping. This video will make some of those people consider things that they wouldn't normally think about. That might keep them out of trouble some day. Good job, Sir.
I live in the Portland-metro area and have to go into the City on occasion. 2020 was my Baptism when I got caught in my car, downtown Portland at the start of a Antifa march/riot during the day. People were on my car, threatening me verbally through my windows and the guy on my hood had a club. "YOU aren't going ANYWHERE!" he yelled, pointing his club at me and striking my hood. I got a 1/2 second clearance and gunned it! They chased me, threw objects, but I got away. I carry every moment I'm outside now.
I remember the comments they said about "mostly peaceful" in 2020. I'm also reminded of the line from The Princess Bride from Miracle Max who goes on about "mostly dead" being "slightly alive" and that there's a difference between mostly dead and all dead. So there's a difference between "mostly" to "all" peaceful. So he's right in saying these protests weren't peaceful.
As VDH says, “the veneer of civilization is very thin; once you strip off the thin layer of civilization, you get human nature in the raw, and it’s not a pretty sight.”
Yes, you get it. Most people are "nice" until things get difficult, the economy tanks, gas lines get long, food and clean water are harder to find, electricity usage is sanctioned . . . then you see what human nature devolves into. Our "leaders" seem content to create difficulty for us. We saw it in 2020, '21 and '22!
You’re right and I learned my lessons going through the ‘68 Nixon inauguration demonstrations, the April ‘68 DC riots and surviving a 1974 gunfight w/three armed robbery suspects. I’m too old to fight, too handicapped to run so I’m prepared to defend us if the worst happens.
Because my work forces me to work in the city and Im always transporting so I never know where Ill be at any given time I have made what I call my, "Get Home Bag" its a $12.00 Fanny Pack from Walmart that I wrote, "Get Home" on the top of to remind me of my mission if Im ever in a bad situation; but included are items such as: mole skin and bandaids (for blisters and cuts, in case i need to walk "home" or wherever I need to go), 3 Emergency Mylar Blankets, multiple ways to make fire, 6 Aluminium Survival Cards, face and head coverings (in case of gas or smoke,) flashlight (with emergency batteries), a folding knife with seat belt cutter, glass breaker, flashlight and ferro rod, a cheap tracker knife, 2 cups of oatmeal and a few table spoons of sugar in a Ziploc Bag, a can of Vienna Sausages, socks, gloves, tinder (8 cotton balls coated in petroleum jelly in a waterproof container), and of course 550 paracord. This is a day pack, its not supposed to sustain me for 3 days like a normal bug out bag but its something I can get out of my car with and strap to my chest and run if I had to abandon my vehicle. Things i carry on my person: 2 knives, 1 multitool, a pistol, OC spray, good shoes, and dress for weather. (Edit: oh yes and a P-38 can opener)
Good plan. I like to get camera bags with belt loops from Goodwill. They are often cheap and abundant because far fewer people use a dedicated camera nowadays. I build several kits with them and can wear them on my belt in a “get home” emergency. What I like is that it’s much harder to be separated from a belt kit than a backpack (still have a small backpack as well for my primary kit).
Good advice. This is a huge reason to quit alcohol, be ready to help your neighbor, be aware, exercise, practice, stay in shape to be able to hike a long distance without too much fatigue.
im canadian from ontario canada... and we are so pacified here that riots are SUPER rare here and even i was caught in one about 25 years ago Aaaand believe it or not it was at an amusement park, parking lot. to this day I have no idea what even sparked it and likely never will It was one of the craziest thing i've ever experienced and thankfully for some reason me and my friends made it out unharmed. but i am proof that a riot can break out even in the most unlikely scenario possible...lol
Society has been degrading and depressing since the beginning...some people call it the fall of man when Adam sinned in the garden. It was so riotous in the world in just a few hundred years after that God destroyed all but 8 persons...don't get comfortable or complacent.thanks man good advice.
I paraphrase FDR when he stated - there are always been cheerful idiots that think that everything will be ok if we all go home and lock your front door behind you. We all have seen how foolish they are and not to face the facts of reality. I agree with you. The saying Sempre Peratus (always prepared) is a great and one of my guides. Always hope for the best, but prepare for the worst, is a good code to live every day by. Good you said all this in your vid, which are always well thought out and have practical solutions. Bravo! G
411, Great topic! I appreciate who you are, what you do, What You Stand For! 💪🇺🇸 The older I get, the more I want to stay on the ready! ……And the more I love and appreciate this Great Country of Ours! -Nate (Ohio) God,Family,Country 💪🇺🇸✝️☝️
Good information, also for Europe. It is amazing to me that people walk around, on the streets, in flipflops or similar (it's even really bad for your feet 😅).
Excellent video as always, Daniel. I would just have one thing to add. As an old man who was living in downtown Minneapolis during the summer of 2020, I would just like to remind everyone that a riot is not a tourist attraction!! If you see on the news that there's a riot a few blocks from your home, DO NOT go over there to check it out and take some pictures for your Instagram. Seems like it would be obvious. Apparently it's not.
These points are, seriously, the things I have been telling my kids (daughters), esp about shoes, clothes, and EDC. 😎 I also emphasize the usefulness of having pockets, since, it seems, that GIRLS hate clothes with pockets - for some odd reason. No, were are NOT PARANOID. We are simply being PREPARED.
For a long time it has been a pet peeve of mine that clothing manufacturers did not include pockets in women's clothing. It always seemed like men's clothing was better constructed and lower in cost. It's not true that girls hate clothes with pockets.
After a big narco massacre at a farm and grenade attack in a big food market in Guatemala, i heard a writer speak on how many saved themselves during the civil wars in central america by climbing unto roofs and hiding there.
I'm always carrying multiple means of defense from ranged to up close and personal. Shoes - usually some kind of steel or reinforced toe sneakers or boots so if I have to kick my way through something it's going to give before I do. I've never been in a riot - mainly because I don't go to places when they've kicked off very much and I stay aware of 'protests' and the like so I can avoid them. I moved into a large city in my late 20's and the first thing I read about in the local paper of my new location was all the car jackings happening and about a woman who was murdered for her car just a mile from where I had chosen to move into. That woke my situational awareness right up and I've been more or less on constant awareness when I'm out and about as well as pretty in tune with what's normal around my home and key onto when things are feeling right in the neighborhood. I pay attention when I pull into a convenience store or gas station to how things appear and if the clerk is looking nervous through the glass and avoided a getting caught up in a couple armed robberies that way.
Was in a riot in lockup...we were youth but we were bad youth..people bloodied up pretty bad for stealing cigarettes.TYC had some bad units. Seen some stuff there but was just getting prepped for life in the world..done some adult time and was no good until two people with the same initials stepped in..J.C. I think y'all got it..one was my GrandFather the other was Jesus Christ...and He is a Warrior,,,
Counsellor for many years here. Your #2 caught my attention. I'll take the stand that society is, by and large, decent. To be otherwise is a learned behaviour that is bolstered by group-think and other factors. Most folks want to go along to get along. STUPID folks (using Bonhoeffer's and Cipolla's definition) are short-sighted by nature and can only see what's in front of them, which is sadly our stuff and our well-being many a times. Stupidity is easily roused, much like aphids on a green shoot. You poke one, and the entire cluster of aphids will begin to jump. It is instantaneous and very much dangerous for the rest of us. Good vid and good thoughts.
Girls especially need to quit wearing stupid fashion shoes and always wear running shoes ,they never know when leaving work they might get in a kidnap situation, where running for your life is all you can do.
I’ve lived most of my life in tornado country. And anyone else who has knows that you can wake up on a pretty day and by lunchtime all hell is breaking loose. Same thing in our society. Good information here. Great advice on shoes. It amazes me how often I see men who I would otherwise think have their head in the game who are wearing flip flops or a pair of Hey Dudes.
In a New York minute Everything can change In a New York minute Things can get pretty strange In a New York minute Everything can change In a New York minute - Don Henley
As a VIETNAM Vet I've always been pretty "paranoid" as some call it. But this year it seems like hell itself has been loosed. And every day watching Utube it seems to increase more! Thankfully at 77 I'm still healthy and able to run, etc. In 21 we moved to Arkansas where there are no restrictions on Constitutional carry, so I am ALWAYS STRAPPED. from time I get dressed, to going to bed. Doesn't seem to be much craziness here , like everywhere else so far, but that can change like the shooting South of Little Rock 5-6 weeks ago, and to my surprise, NO ONE at that store had a anything for their protection so people died. There is NO EXCUSE for that in this state but laziness!
The Race Riots from ~ 1968 thru1974, were prevalent in my Jr./ Sr. High School years. 1973 and 72 were the most intense.! We had State P.D., Country P.D., & local P.D., with some times 4 K 9's on the scene quickly. The Energy,.chaos, mayhem was incredible! Praise the K 9's for settling any disturbance in minutes ! Damn the " Mess Media" for playing us teens & pre-teens as Pawn$$$$$$!!!
The background on the vid is not how I remember the streets of LA. More like the White Mtns. of Az. As a teenager, just 15, went from E.LA to Watts in 1965with my dad to try & rescue my 18 yr old aunt coming home from work & caught in the epicenter of the riot. Got shot at, bricks thrown & Molotov Cocktails tossed at my dads truck. Could not reach her but my 1st Riot experience. Her car club friends got her out safely. A year later the Sunset Strip Riots. Advance a few years & drafted in the US Army. Good guerrilla warfare training given the era. Fast forward to 1992, no longer in Ca. but Ex wife visiting in LA with my daughters, haul’d @$$ to LA to make sure they went home to N. Ca. Yes, riots & people unpredictable….just my 2 cents b4 inflation on some real observations being there. Stay safe.
Great points. I had gotten lax about carrying protection at all times but the 2020 riots cured that very quickly. I can’t say everything changed in society but my mindset as far as awareness and preparation has definitely been enhanced. Stay safe all.
I would add (for those who are able): maintain your physical fitness to a point where you could run/sprint at least a half mile if you needed to. This level of fitness could also help you to assist your family, elderly/disabled folks, etc. Wearing appropriate shoes and clothing will absolutely help in this regard.
Former police officer and forensic homocide investgator John Perkins always recommended wearing steel toe boots or shoes. In a self defense situation they protect ones feet and increase the damage caused by low line kicks to the groin, the knees, and the shins.
I was on a CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) bus during the 1968 Democrate convention. The bus was parked waiting to leave the bus stop. In moments it was surounded by a mob and police. Driver had to wait for the melee to disperse. As violent and bloody as it was, mild compared to what has happened recently.
You're totally right last night I got out of work at like 2:00 in the morning right when I pulled out about 5-600 people were standing on each corner waiting to do the where the cars spin in circles and I could feel the evil and someone told me Go ahead and go and it was cars going through the intersection I looked at him said the lights still green out there bro like that food wanted me to drive through an intersection I knew what he was up to but I could sense the evil I wasn't scared of him either but why be stupid and get jumped
Reminds of my experience in high school. We had a race riot. I turned corner in the halls a wave of 75-100 rioters moved down the hallway in a dead run. Anyone in the way was battered and let bloody. I was lucky and side stepped the crowd darting into the cafeteria. My respite was brief as a group crossed the cafeteria headed straight for me. One had a laser focus on me and as he approached I grabbed a fiberglass chair and with mighty swing clocked him in the face. It took all the steam out of his assault. I went out the nearest door on the opposite side of the cafeteria and headed for the nearest exit to the outside. There was no standing my ground as I was opposed by 20 to my 1. The rampage continued on for a good 30-40 minutes. From that time on I kept my head on a swivel looking for a repeat occurrence in all public spaces. When I do hear of trouble brewing downtown or elsewhere else I stay away from getting in the middle of it even if I’m just gawking.
I wear blue jeans 👖 that Chuck Norris Called Kicking Jeans 👖 Any type that will not restrict movement, especially if you need to perform a Kicking technique that will take out a knee cap 😮
I agree 100% about the shoes... I gave my grandson a hard time when he showed up to the pistol range and flip-flops one day 😆 now every time he shows up he makes a point to tell me how he has his man shoes on 😆
"Expect the unexpected" - sounds trivial but that sums it all ... Also, there was one line from the movie 'American sniper' : there are three kinds of people : The sheeps, the wolves and the sheep dogs ...
All of this is true, but I would expand on it to say that this is all true for every single day you are alive. A moment can change an entire life, whether there is a riot or not. A single enraged man, whose anger comes from what we dont know (we never know what someone else has going on in their mind and life), can pull a gun and. fire a single bullet that can forever change or even end your life. U should always always always be aware of your surroundings, and you should never let ANYONE get within 20 feet of you before you see them coming and have a chance to evaluate their intentions. If you go to a concert with your wife, you can certainly enjoy the music but your responsibility, as a man, should be maintaining a secured and safe perimeter fror her and perhaps your family members/friends. Someone has to sacrifice their enjoyment for the security and safety of the group, and as a man or father, that should be you. It’s the main rule of life, ALWAYS PROTECT YOURSELF (and your loved ones).
5 rules that will reduce your risk level significantly. Don't go to stupid places, at stupid times, with stupid people, to do stupid things for stupid reasons. At least a 90% drop in your risk level before ever needing to fight for your survival.
Well, just who exactly is doing all this rioting? What segment of our society is prone to this brutal, animalistic behavior? Can't we figure that out and do something about those people? Guess who and how many rioted in Japan after the tsunami and nuclear plant meltdown? Nobody. Zero. Think about that, America, and let us be truthful concerning the guilty.
It was a normal day, I was driving my daughter to have dinner after work & when I arrived at the intersection… I found myself in a front row view of a street takeover, tire smoke, burning rubber, kids wilding out & waving Palestinian flags. You can’t see something like that until you’re right on top of it, especially if you live in a major U.S. city.
Good advice sir. Going out in public is much different just about every year. Seems like more road rage these days. Be cool if a crazy is around, it is better to avoid all dangerous situations.
@@411Outdoors If you weren't there, then don't comment on it. Police kicked off the violence every night in Portland, and were targeting journalists. If you give a shit about free speech you'd understand why people like me were out there. FBI has admitted they had agents in the riots, and they were easy to spot. They, and other agents provocateurs who weren't protestors did a lot of property damage, seeing that they had a free run at it. DHS was kidnapping people off of the streets, a clear violation of the Constitution if you give a shit about that. Don't comment on things you know nothing about, didn't experience except through watching TV, or have a bias that prevents you from admitting things to yourself that your ego and identity can't handle. If you think it was a bunch of violent people funded by billionaires doing the rioting, you'd be correct. But it wasn't the protestors starting shit every night, it was the police and MARSOC.
Great video, straight forward. No bullshit. Being aware means zero unless you are "reasonably" prepared. I do not go out much but I never feel truly prepared. I have been in riots and different "things' as an ex pig and living in Philadelphia. Let me say to the watchers; Do not come here it is horrible and there is really nothing here of value. It is a sanctuary, democrat city for 50 years.
Hmmm... To recap : what do I wear ? Besides clothes, of course ... Let's say 4 items issued by our Cold Steel friends ... Oh, yeah, and another stuff in the car - just in case ...
Man, I’ve had several people tell me I think the world is as crazy as I am because of my situational awareness and the fact that I carry weapons for defense, I don’t understand how people are oblivious to what’s happening in the world
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@@glennmiller6759 Anytime someone questions about why I carry, I tell them to protect ALL of us.
You can't go to Wally World, or Lowes or your favorite syore for X, see a gun crime or assault going on, stop the criminal with your firearm and JUST be protecting yourself.
@@theincredibleshrunkenbeegu7084 7.27.24. Caudill Subject: Fwd: The Gun is Civilization by Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret)
No doubt where this Retired Marine stands on the 2d amendment
"The Gun Is Civilization"
As the Supreme Court hears arguments for and against the Chicago , IL Gun Ban, I offer you another stellar example of a letter
(written by a Marine) that places the proper perspective on what a gun means to a civilized society.
Read this eloquent and profound letter and pay close attention to the last paragraph of the letter...
The Gun is Civilization by Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret)
Human beings only have two ways to deal with one another: reason and force. If you want me to do something for you, you have a choice of either convincing me via argument, or force me to do your bidding under threat of force. Every human interaction falls into one of those two categories, without exception. Reason or force, that's it.
In a truly moral and civilized society, people exclusively interact through persuasion. Force has no place as a valid method of social interaction, and the only thing that removes force from the menu is the personal firearm, as paradoxical as it may sound to some.
When I carry a gun, you cannot deal with me by force. You have to use reason and try to persuade me, because I have a way to negate your threat or employment of force.
The gun is the only personal weapon that puts a 100-pound woman on equal footing with a 220-pound mugger, a 75-year old retiree on equal footing with a 19-year old gang banger, and a single guy on equal footing with a carload of drunk guys with baseball bats. The gun removes the disparity in physical strength, size, or numbers between a potential attacker and a defender.
There are plenty of people who consider the gun as the source of bad force equations. These are the people who think that we'd be more civilized if all guns were removed from society, because a firearm makes it easier for a [armed] mugger to do his job. That, of course, is only true if the mugger's potential victims are mostly disarmed either by choice or by legislative fiat--it has no validity when most of a mugger's potential marks are armed.
People who argue for the banning of arms ask for automatic rule by the young, the strong, and the many, and that's the exact opposite of a civilized society. A mugger, even an armed one, can only make a successful living in a society where the state has granted him a force monopoly.
Then there's the argument that the gun makes confrontations lethal that otherwise would only result in injury. This argument is fallacious in several ways. Without guns involved, confrontations are won by the physically superior party inflicting overwhelming injury on the loser. People who think that fists, bats, sticks, or stones don't constitute lethal force watch too much TV, where people take beatings and come out of it with a bloody lip at worst. The fact that the gun makes lethal force easier works solely in favor of the weaker defender, not the stronger attacker. If both are armed, the field is level.
The gun is the only weapon that's as lethal in the hands of an octogenarian as it is in the hands of a weight lifter. It simply wouldn't work as well as a force equalizer if it wasn't both lethal and easily employable.
When I carry a gun, I don't do so because I am looking for a fight, but because I'm looking to be left alone. The gun at my side means that I cannot be forced, only persuaded. I don't carry it because I'm afraid, but because it enables me to be unafraid. It doesn't limit the actions of those who would interact with me through reason, only the actions of those who would do so by force. It removes force from the equation... and that's why carrying a gun is a civilized act.
By Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret)
So the greatest civilization is one where all citizens are equally armed and can only be persuaded, never forced. ❗️👍🏼
A long time ago I learned about the broken bird philosophy. There are those that can be saved, and there are those that you have to let nature take its course.
The police are protecting the rioters and will arrest anyone that tries to defend themselves!
I'm a Police and Homeland Security Veteran of thirty years...We cannot go out in public, especially with family, without the ability to protect yourself and family...I've seen how horrible people can be...Beware of your surroundings, buying groceries, out to dinner or even just getting gas...Awareness is your first line of defense. Reaction, escape, getting away from the threat as soon as you can...If you cannot, it's up to you to protect those around you...There is a time and place to be wearing flip-flops...Why do you think law enforcement wear heavy boots?? Anyway, always be prepared in today's world.. It isn't at all what it use to be.
sure ya are skippy
Thank you Daniel! Solid information! I'm 83...I can't run, I'm unable to engage in physical defense, BUT, by being aware, and otherwise prepared, I think I'll survive! Take care, son...your thoughts and ideas are valuable.🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
Thanks so much!🙂
@@thehunter3386 : If you use a hooked cane to assist you in walking, there is Kali training you can use to defend yourself with. If you use a tall walking stick to stabilize yourself as you walk, it can be used as a bo for defense. Matt Pasquinelli has training videos on that subject. You can fight while standing in one place. Skal
I remember coming home from work on 04/29/92 and watching a truck driver named Reginald Denny get beaten almost to death, I was 17 miles from that intersection. I issued myself a concealed carry permit on my own recognizance and started trying buy extra ammo, every store in Los Angeles county and San Bernardino county were forbidden from selling any. Lucky for me I worked in Orange county and stocked up the next day. Nobody was going to pull me out of my car.
Seeing that on TV made me sick. I couldn't believe someone could do that to a stranger that did nothing to the perpetrator. He was trying to kill him.
Reginald Denny taught us all
Absolutely, I couldn’t believe that, and the police were literally not responding to anything, watching crimes occur. I remember the little happy dance the _law abiding minority youth_ did after _gently pressing the hard object_ on Denny’s _white privileged_ head, and like you told myself there is no way that will ever happen to me, at least not without some repercussions.
(Now let’s see if YT deletes this because I used accurate terms they don’t like…). Yep, they did, LOL! Trying again, now a third time with multiple corrections, see if you can spot them…SMFH! 🙄
that's what i tell my doctor. it isn't PTSD, it's common sense. thank you for the video.
Caution is not paranoia. Prepare, situation awareness, learning All great things bravo Sir thank you
I lived in Massachusetts until I was 27. I'd seen cars burned, bottles thrown, shots fired. The thing I learned was to become invisible and slide out of the way.I've seen the crush at the door of concerts. I don't go to concerts, ball games, political rallies, movies, city music festivals. I don't miss it. I have a full life. I'd always rather be fishing, walking the dog or working in the garden anyway.
I walk my dog daily, 20 miles a week. I have a small pack with water, some first aid stuff, a poncho and a flashlight.I also carry a sidearm, a pocket knife and a kubotan. I'm known by many in town, welcome in some business, the police station and city hall. If this town has a riot, looting or similar, the rest of America has already fallen.
Signed, small town retired guy.
Brother, I work in downtown Chicago. At that time, it was very crazy. The city has never been the same again. I always have one eye open. Good video.
Yep, Chicago never recovered from the 2020 BLM Riots. Chicago corrupt Democrat Politicians have supported the demise of the once great city.
Chicago has had POS running the city for years but remember, the Voters voted for these Criminals.
My Dad was a WW2 vet. He said never wear footwear you cannot run in and fight in. He said anything is a weapon, look around, plan ahead. Make good friends that will give their life for you, and you for him. Lastly, if in a fight, get it done with quick. He always stressed pay attention to everyone you see. Determine whick ones are a danger.
Thanks for sharing!
I live through the Los Angeles riots , one of the most extreme things I remember is the speed of the intensity and the speed of the spread of insanity, law enforcement was overwhelmed quickly.
Best thing to do is stay clear of all of it , but if you get somehow stuck in it be prepared to do the unthinkable to get away. 🙏🏼🤝
The L.A. police chief let the riot's happen. For "political" reasons.
I was there to the media representation of the reality on the street was a total lie - it open my eyes on what we’re are lead to believe vs reality trust your one eyes 1st hand
I am a veteran. I was a fireman and am EMT trained. I retired from the Dept of Corrections (max and mental health joints) and the worked in private security (airports, concerts, festivals and campus) and was a dispatcher in a large city.
That's in no way a flex. I'm just saying that by the time I got home from trainng they were already scheduling my next training.
I said all of that to say this. The average person has no idea how much danger they are in every single time they go shopping. This video will make some of those people consider things that they wouldn't normally think about. That might keep them out of trouble some day. Good job, Sir.
Thank you!
I live in the Portland-metro area and have to go into the City on occasion. 2020 was my Baptism when I got caught in my car, downtown Portland at the start of a Antifa march/riot during the day. People were on my car, threatening me verbally through my windows and the guy on my hood had a club. "YOU aren't going ANYWHERE!" he yelled, pointing his club at me and striking my hood. I got a 1/2 second clearance and gunned it! They chased me, threw objects, but I got away. I carry every moment I'm outside now.
Thank you for sharing! Anyone who will justify that behavior as “standing up for something” is one I will have no respect for.
Thank you for my daily cup of common sense.
You’re welcome my friend👍 sense isn’t very common these days
@@411Outdoorssad but so true my friends
That's so true, bro! I learned that cities are places to avoid and that staying rural is better.
1) stay strapped
2&3) repeat step one
Boots!
Men wear boots!
Girls wear flip flops
I agree, to an extent. Your footwear & clothing can make you a target, best to go grey as possible.
I remember the comments they said about "mostly peaceful" in 2020. I'm also reminded of the line from The Princess Bride from Miracle Max who goes on about "mostly dead" being "slightly alive" and that there's a difference between mostly dead and all dead. So there's a difference between "mostly" to "all" peaceful. So he's right in saying these protests weren't peaceful.
There's absolutely extreme evil in our world/country. It is imperative that we are prepared and aware of criminality lurking at the door.
As VDH says, “the veneer of civilization is very thin; once you strip off the thin layer of civilization, you get human nature in the raw, and it’s not a pretty sight.”
Our instincts override our intellect. That's why we will never achieve a perfect society.
Yes, you get it. Most people are "nice" until things get difficult, the economy tanks, gas lines get long, food and clean water are harder to find, electricity usage is sanctioned . . . then you see what human nature devolves into. Our "leaders" seem content to create difficulty for us. We saw it in 2020, '21 and '22!
You’re right and I learned my lessons going through the ‘68 Nixon inauguration demonstrations, the April ‘68 DC riots and surviving a 1974 gunfight w/three armed robbery suspects. I’m too old to fight, too handicapped to run so I’m prepared to defend us if the worst happens.
Because my work forces me to work in the city and Im always transporting so I never know where Ill be at any given time I have made what I call my, "Get Home Bag" its a $12.00 Fanny Pack from Walmart that I wrote, "Get Home" on the top of to remind me of my mission if Im ever in a bad situation; but included are items such as: mole skin and bandaids (for blisters and cuts, in case i need to walk "home" or wherever I need to go), 3 Emergency Mylar Blankets, multiple ways to make fire, 6 Aluminium Survival Cards, face and head coverings (in case of gas or smoke,) flashlight (with emergency batteries), a folding knife with seat belt cutter, glass breaker, flashlight and ferro rod, a cheap tracker knife, 2 cups of oatmeal and a few table spoons of sugar in a Ziploc Bag, a can of Vienna Sausages, socks, gloves, tinder (8 cotton balls coated in petroleum jelly in a waterproof container), and of course 550 paracord. This is a day pack, its not supposed to sustain me for 3 days like a normal bug out bag but its something I can get out of my car with and strap to my chest and run if I had to abandon my vehicle. Things i carry on my person: 2 knives, 1 multitool, a pistol, OC spray, good shoes, and dress for weather. (Edit: oh yes and a P-38 can opener)
Good plan. I like to get camera bags with belt loops from Goodwill. They are often cheap and abundant because far fewer people use a dedicated camera nowadays. I build several kits with them and can wear them on my belt in a “get home” emergency. What I like is that it’s much harder to be separated from a belt kit than a backpack (still have a small backpack as well for my primary kit).
The 'John Wayne' is a must!
people underestimate the value of moleskin!
Dryer lint also makes fantastic tinder.
"You can"t always count on the police". Understatement. Thanks again,
Anytime my friend
Yes indeed, when seconds count, help is 10 minutes away
Your instruction is extremely needed and very helpful for me, a woman, 72 years old. God bless!!
You as well!
Solid comments. The shoe advisory alone makes it worth watching.
Unfortunately now it's a must, so much better to head the warning than to be caught with improper footwear.
@@chizorama Agree totally.
Judge in Portland, Or. Years ago, ruled that cowboy boot's are a deadly weapon. I kid you NOT.
Great point about footwear
I always only wear footwear that I could run in As a woman I think we are enculterated to look more vulnerable
Good advice. This is a huge reason to quit alcohol, be ready to help your neighbor, be aware, exercise, practice, stay in shape to be able to hike a long distance without too much fatigue.
im canadian from ontario canada... and we are so pacified here that riots are SUPER rare here and even i was caught in one about 25 years ago
Aaaand believe it or not it was at an amusement park, parking lot.
to this day I have no idea what even sparked it and likely never will
It was one of the craziest thing i've ever experienced and thankfully for some reason me and my friends made it out unharmed.
but i am proof that a riot can break out even in the most unlikely scenario possible...lol
Society has been degrading and depressing since the beginning...some people call it the fall of man when Adam sinned in the garden. It was so riotous in the world in just a few hundred years after that God destroyed all but 8 persons...don't get comfortable or complacent.thanks man good advice.
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I paraphrase FDR when he stated - there are always been cheerful idiots that think that everything will be ok if we all go home and lock your front door behind you. We all have seen how foolish they are and not to face the facts of reality.
I agree with you. The saying Sempre Peratus (always prepared) is a great and one of my guides. Always hope for the best, but prepare for the worst, is a good code to live every day by.
Good you said all this in your vid, which are always well thought out and have practical solutions. Bravo!
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411, Great topic!
I appreciate who you are, what you do, What You Stand For! 💪🇺🇸 The older I get, the more I want to stay on the ready! ……And the more I love and appreciate this Great Country of Ours!
-Nate (Ohio) God,Family,Country 💪🇺🇸✝️☝️
Thank you my friend!
Firearm first item. Leather monkey fist second item. Fixed blade knife third item. Pepper spray fourth item.
Good information, also for Europe. It is amazing to me that people walk around, on the streets, in flipflops or similar (it's even really bad for your feet 😅).
Definitely haha!
Excellent video as always, Daniel. I would just have one thing to add. As an old man who was living in downtown Minneapolis during the summer of 2020, I would just like to remind everyone that a riot is not a tourist attraction!! If you see on the news that there's a riot a few blocks from your home, DO NOT go over there to check it out and take some pictures for your Instagram. Seems like it would be obvious. Apparently it's not.
Good advice for the younger crowd from an "old man."
These points are, seriously, the things I have been telling my kids (daughters), esp about shoes, clothes, and EDC. 😎 I also emphasize the usefulness of having pockets, since, it seems, that GIRLS hate clothes with pockets - for some odd reason.
No, were are NOT PARANOID. We are simply being PREPARED.
For a long time it has been a pet peeve of mine that clothing manufacturers did not include pockets in women's clothing. It always seemed like men's clothing was better constructed and lower in cost. It's not true that girls hate clothes with pockets.
After a big narco massacre at a farm and grenade attack in a big food market in Guatemala, i heard a writer speak on how many saved themselves during the civil wars in central america by climbing unto roofs and hiding there.
I appreciate your laying things out in an easy to understand manner.
I'm always carrying multiple means of defense from ranged to up close and personal. Shoes - usually some kind of steel or reinforced toe sneakers or boots so if I have to kick my way through something it's going to give before I do. I've never been in a riot - mainly because I don't go to places when they've kicked off very much and I stay aware of 'protests' and the like so I can avoid them. I moved into a large city in my late 20's and the first thing I read about in the local paper of my new location was all the car jackings happening and about a woman who was murdered for her car just a mile from where I had chosen to move into. That woke my situational awareness right up and I've been more or less on constant awareness when I'm out and about as well as pretty in tune with what's normal around my home and key onto when things are feeling right in the neighborhood. I pay attention when I pull into a convenience store or gas station to how things appear and if the clerk is looking nervous through the glass and avoided a getting caught up in a couple armed robberies that way.
Was in a riot in lockup...we were youth but we were bad youth..people bloodied up pretty bad for stealing cigarettes.TYC had some bad units. Seen some stuff there but was just getting prepped for life in the world..done some adult time and was no good until two people with the same initials stepped in..J.C. I think y'all got it..one was my GrandFather the other was Jesus Christ...and He is a Warrior,,,
Counsellor for many years here. Your #2 caught my attention. I'll take the stand that society is, by and large, decent. To be otherwise is a learned behaviour that is bolstered by group-think and other factors. Most folks want to go along to get along. STUPID folks (using Bonhoeffer's and Cipolla's definition) are short-sighted by nature and can only see what's in front of them, which is sadly our stuff and our well-being many a times. Stupidity is easily roused, much like aphids on a green shoot. You poke one, and the entire cluster of aphids will begin to jump. It is instantaneous and very much dangerous for the rest of us. Good vid and good thoughts.
Thank you!
I agree with you I used to tell my wife when she asked why are you wearing those hot boots .My reply was You never now when You might get in a fight .
Heck yes
Girls especially need to quit wearing stupid fashion shoes and always wear running shoes ,they never know when leaving work they might get in a kidnap situation, where running for your life is all you can do.
One of your very best and most important videos thusfar. A great reminder to stay prepared!
I’ve lived most of my life in tornado country. And anyone else who has knows that you can wake up on a pretty day and by lunchtime all hell is breaking loose. Same thing in our society. Good information here. Great advice on shoes. It amazes me how often I see men who I would otherwise think have their head in the game who are wearing flip flops or a pair of Hey Dudes.
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In a New York minute
Everything can change
In a New York minute
Things can get pretty strange
In a New York minute
Everything can change
In a New York minute
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Excellent post and video!! It’s called reality. Better prepared than not
i been in em, was security at the link when a riot broke out , and few others but damn almost got trampled......
As a VIETNAM Vet I've always been pretty "paranoid" as some call it. But this year it seems like hell itself has been loosed. And every day watching Utube it seems to increase more! Thankfully at 77 I'm still healthy and able to run, etc. In 21 we moved to Arkansas where there are no restrictions on Constitutional carry, so I am ALWAYS STRAPPED. from time I get dressed, to going to bed. Doesn't seem to be much craziness here , like everywhere else so far, but that can change like the shooting South of Little Rock 5-6 weeks ago, and to my surprise, NO ONE at that store had a anything for their protection so people died. There is NO EXCUSE for that in this state but laziness!
My theology says no human being it "inherently" good. Thus, NOTHING people do surprises me. Be prepared. The veneer of civilization is very thin....
I agree. When it comes to the nature of man we’re all depraved until God’s grace saves us
The Race Riots from ~ 1968 thru1974, were prevalent in my Jr./ Sr. High School years. 1973 and 72 were the most intense.! We had State P.D., Country P.D., & local P.D., with some times 4 K 9's on the scene quickly. The Energy,.chaos, mayhem was incredible! Praise the K 9's for settling any disturbance in minutes ! Damn the " Mess Media" for playing us teens & pre-teens as Pawn$$$$$$!!!
The media is a curse for stirring up stuff like that. It’s all situational design
The 3 most important things to remember during a riot.
Caliber.
Windage.
Elevation.
Haha I like it
The background on the vid is not how I remember the streets of LA. More like the White Mtns. of Az. As a teenager, just 15, went from E.LA to Watts in 1965with my dad to try & rescue my 18 yr old aunt coming home from work & caught in the epicenter of the riot. Got shot at, bricks thrown & Molotov Cocktails tossed at my dads truck. Could not reach her but my 1st Riot experience. Her car club friends got her out safely. A year later the Sunset Strip Riots. Advance a few years & drafted in the US Army. Good guerrilla warfare training given the era. Fast forward to 1992, no longer in Ca. but Ex wife visiting in LA with my daughters, haul’d @$$ to LA to make sure they went home to N. Ca. Yes, riots & people unpredictable….just my 2 cents b4 inflation on some real observations being there. Stay safe.
Great points. I had gotten lax about carrying protection at all times but the 2020 riots cured that very quickly. I can’t say everything changed in society but my mindset as far as awareness and preparation has definitely been enhanced. Stay safe all.
Yes sir. You are correct on all counts.
I would add (for those who are able): maintain your physical fitness to a point where you could run/sprint at least a half mile if you needed to. This level of fitness could also help you to assist your family, elderly/disabled folks, etc. Wearing appropriate shoes and clothing will absolutely help in this regard.
I really appreciate you and your message. Thank you.
Former police officer and forensic homocide investgator John Perkins always recommended wearing steel toe boots or shoes. In a self defense situation they protect ones feet and increase the damage caused by low line kicks to the groin, the knees, and the shins.
You were right on with the flip-flops in public discussion. For me, it is one of many indications of a man's mindset.
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I was on a CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) bus during the 1968 Democrate convention. The bus was parked waiting to leave the bus stop. In moments it was surounded by a mob and police. Driver had to wait for the melee to disperse. As violent and bloody as it was, mild compared to what has happened recently.
I'm from the UK, the thing Americans need to remember are never give up any part of your 1a or 2a rights. God bless
Indeed! Thank you
You're totally right last night I got out of work at like 2:00 in the morning right when I pulled out about 5-600 people were standing on each corner waiting to do the where the cars spin in circles and I could feel the evil and someone told me Go ahead and go and it was cars going through the intersection I looked at him said the lights still green out there bro like that food wanted me to drive through an intersection I knew what he was up to but I could sense the evil I wasn't scared of him either but why be stupid and get jumped
08/09/2024 is the 10 year anniversary of the Ferguson riots. Be prepared, just in case.
Tough times create strong people.
Strong people enable easy times.
Easy times create weak people.
Weak people create hard times.
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Reminds of my experience in high school. We had a race riot. I turned corner in the halls a wave of 75-100 rioters moved down the hallway in a dead run. Anyone in the way was battered and let bloody. I was lucky and side stepped the crowd darting into the cafeteria. My respite was brief as a group crossed the cafeteria headed straight for me. One had a laser focus on me and as he approached I grabbed a fiberglass chair and with mighty swing clocked him in the face. It took all the steam out of his assault. I went out the nearest door on the opposite side of the cafeteria and headed for the nearest exit to the outside. There was no standing my ground as I was opposed by 20 to my 1. The rampage continued on for a good 30-40 minutes. From that time on I kept my head on a swivel looking for a repeat occurrence in all public spaces. When I do hear of trouble brewing downtown or elsewhere else I stay away from getting in the middle of it even if I’m just gawking.
I wear blue jeans 👖 that Chuck Norris Called Kicking Jeans 👖 Any type that will not restrict movement, especially if you need to perform a Kicking technique that will take out a knee cap 😮
Thank you, you are the best! God -VS- Satan!
Yes been in riots in Dallas, Texas when they was forced busing back in the 60s 70s, especially with the Vietnam protest
I agree 100% about the shoes... I gave my grandson a hard time when he showed up to the pistol range and flip-flops one day 😆 now every time he shows up he makes a point to tell me how he has his man shoes on 😆
Always carry some brown shoe polish and a hoodie, and learn to jive walk. You'll blend in and can make it through the crowd.
Good advice, thanks.
"Expect the unexpected" - sounds trivial but that sums it all ...
Also, there was one line from the movie 'American sniper' : there are three kinds of people : The sheeps, the wolves and the sheep dogs ...
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The proverbs says, prudence dwells with wisdom. I haven't been in a riot but I have lived in Atlanta for a few years. Better pay attention
Situational Awareness 101! Thanks dude! I subscribed. You sound like me talking with my wife!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
All of this is true, but I would expand on it to say that this is all true for every single day you are alive. A moment can change an entire life, whether there is a riot or not. A single enraged man, whose anger comes from what we dont know (we never know what someone else has going on in their mind and life), can pull a gun and. fire a single bullet that can forever change or even end your life. U should always always always be aware of your surroundings, and you should never let ANYONE get within 20 feet of you before you see them coming and have a chance to evaluate their intentions. If you go to a concert with your wife, you can certainly enjoy the music but your responsibility, as a man, should be maintaining a secured and safe perimeter fror her and perhaps your family members/friends. Someone has to sacrifice their enjoyment for the security and safety of the group, and as a man or father, that should be you. It’s the main rule of life, ALWAYS PROTECT YOURSELF (and your loved ones).
Large gatherings the most dangerous, let alone riots 🥴🙏🙏🙏
I always feel extra prepared in steel toes!
Very Reasonable Thoughts
I've spent one night in Brooklyn, New York City. I can face anything now.
1) They never happen on dirt roads.
2) They’re limited to two directions.
3) Participants/bystanders never know how they got there.
100% agree about the footwear thing . I stick to this one all the time. Thanks
5 rules that will reduce your risk level significantly. Don't go to stupid places, at stupid times, with stupid people, to do stupid things for stupid reasons. At least a 90% drop in your risk level before ever needing to fight for your survival.
Well, just who exactly is doing all this rioting? What segment of our society is prone to this brutal, animalistic behavior? Can't we figure that out and do something about those people?
Guess who and how many rioted in Japan after the tsunami and nuclear plant meltdown? Nobody. Zero. Think about that, America, and let us be truthful concerning the guilty.
I agree 100%.
Thank you brother! Very timely advice!
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You absolutely right about the whole video like normal good job my brother
It was a normal day, I was driving my daughter to have dinner after work & when I arrived at the intersection… I found myself in a front row view of a street takeover, tire smoke, burning rubber, kids wilding out & waving Palestinian flags.
You can’t see something like that until you’re right on top of it, especially if you live in a major U.S. city.
Travel during the day, night is when the crazy people come out.
People definitely crazy at night for sure!
Recognize your enemies they made themselves known.
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great video i think about every day
Easy. 1 Don't go there. 2 If you are there leave immediately. 3. Help yourself and your own first. Leave the area and don't be a hero.
Definitely not the place to be
Good advice sir. Going out in public is much different just about every year. Seems like more road rage these days. Be cool if a crazy is around, it is better to avoid all dangerous situations.
Hope you are doing well. Just checking in and still appreciate your content. I wanted you to know that.
Thanks so much my friend!
Summer of 2020 is why I moved back to the middle of the swamp where I'm from instead of heavily blue city.
I always go barefoot when I go to the Nakatomi Plaza
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The riots weren’t outrage. It was opportunistic violence. Organized, not grassroots.
Funded by billionaires
@@411Outdoors If you weren't there, then don't comment on it. Police kicked off the violence every night in Portland, and were targeting journalists. If you give a shit about free speech you'd understand why people like me were out there. FBI has admitted they had agents in the riots, and they were easy to spot. They, and other agents provocateurs who weren't protestors did a lot of property damage, seeing that they had a free run at it. DHS was kidnapping people off of the streets, a clear violation of the Constitution if you give a shit about that. Don't comment on things you know nothing about, didn't experience except through watching TV, or have a bias that prevents you from admitting things to yourself that your ego and identity can't handle. If you think it was a bunch of violent people funded by billionaires doing the rioting, you'd be correct. But it wasn't the protestors starting shit every night, it was the police and MARSOC.
Great video, straight forward. No bullshit. Being aware means zero unless you are "reasonably" prepared. I do not go out much but I never feel truly prepared. I have been in riots and different "things' as an ex pig and living in Philadelphia. Let me say to the watchers; Do not come here it is horrible and there is really nothing here of value. It is a sanctuary, democrat city for 50 years.
Thanks for sharing! Real talk 💯
Hmmm... To recap : what do I wear ? Besides clothes, of course ... Let's say 4 items issued by our Cold Steel friends ...
Oh, yeah, and another stuff in the car - just in case ...
Smile alot, say nothing, armed. Time to stop being understanding, call em as you must, tell the truth.
Not sure I understand my friend could you elaborate? Thank you.
Thanks for the good informative video. 👍
You are spot on my man.
Good advice brother as usual. Ty 👍🏻
Nothing but the Truth here! SA is the answer. Skal