*"I am not at liberty to tell"*

License approval can take up to 6 months...

In order to maintain a Republic, if someone comes to confiscate your defenses (guns), you are supposed to shoot them.

Fantastic...

wow, even renewal can take 6 months?

Yes

But what I said above is not law. Only theory, right?

Theory... It sounds right

You know where the catch is, ProLife...

Believe it or not... The right to life is the bloody criminals loophole

Think about this one...
...the heavily armed police come to your house and kick in the door at 5 a.m.
...it's still dark, and you think your home is being invaded by criminals that want to rob and kill you and your family.

LOL@ right to life thing...it does become a complex situation with that....BUT, if my life is in danger....then I must take the life of the other.

so, back to the police at 5 a.m. situation...

What do you do?

If you come out with your gun, they will kill you.

But you have no idea who it is, so you will come with your gun...

That is why I am teaching my kids hand-to-hand combat. And in SA, you must always expect the perpetrator to me heavily armed.

And they do not scream, "POLICE, POLICE!"

They just break the door and come in fast and hard, maybe 4 to 8 of them.

So what do you do?

This happens here in the USA.

And guess what....it's a mistake.

Oh my word... That's taking it a bit too far.

The stupid fucking low IQ police came to the wrong house.

They can't read a map in the dark, so they came to the 1844 address, instead of the 1488 address.

Idiots... too bloody psyched up before the time

And now you are dead.

And your family can do nothing.

Yes, they are amped up like crazed monsters.

Thats f'd up

They live for this type of life.

They wake up every morning and want to beat the shit out of as many people as they can.

I have friends that are cops, and some of them were on the SWAT Team.

They admit this to me--that they used to get high from the adrenaline rush of these situations.

...and they LIKED it.

They craved it.

You know, it's an indication of their training... my father-in-law was a drill sergeant... and he would hammer you down... but he would build you up... words like, if you loose your cool with the situation, the situation will loose it's cool with you...

right

That's unprofessional

Agreed.

Look what happened in Miami, with the UPS driver and the innocent person in traffic, inside their own car.