The boog is just as much of a political movement as a physical one. It's about voting, improving yourself, building personal skills and prepping for hard times

Not just "101 ways to kill alphabet homies"

I think viewing it as a license to kill or promote violence isn't the correct approach.
We're fighting for rights, not killing our government. It's two very different mindsets

And they hated boojahideen because he told them the truth

If you're being hunted, defend yourself. 100%. I'm a gun owner and practice how to kill with it, but that's my focus. My focus is the preservation of rights for myself and my family. Not to kill cops

Just. Keep it somewhat grounded. Flying tannerite drones are great if you're wanting to get called a terrorist and spend your days in Mexico because the country is hunting your ass

It's a whole another matter to vote, protest, and prepare.

I have spoken.

This is the way

This is the way

i know, thats why i specified if the boog escalates, of course violence should be the last resort and i primarily focused on drones as a surveilance tool and not as a weapon. but if you are attacked you should be ready to defend yourself and if they deploy military forces (the few who will follow the orders to attack their own civillians) the explosive drones might sadly be necessary, i hope it will not come to that point.

Cold hard truth is:

@Jack Backer what do you do for a job? You have a lot of non citizen knowledge lol

Or I should say you think about stuff that most don’t

If you want to defend your freedoms and do hood rat shit you need to work out. Train. Educate yourself. Honestly couch potatoes that sit there and scream about watering the tree of liberty with the blood of tyrants and what not are the scum of the boogaloo

Agreed although I haven’t met many fat ass mall ninja types I know they exist

I’ve met a few

Thats a human I don't enjoy.

Disgust

^

Not sure if better on <#659316379307999242> but this is important in my eyes.

I'd highly recommend 12 rules for life by Jordan Peterson.

If you're serious about the boog, and fighting for your rights, it starts in your home. In your bedroom. In your habits.

This book seriously changed my outlook on life and it has a core message: manage your life before changing the world.

We're all out here wanting to make sure we have a bill of rights for our families in the future. Just thought I'd share

I’ll look into that book

Clean your room

lol I remember that video

It's definitely bigger than just your room, but that's step 1 for sure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PESYQ6TGwhQ

It's an awesome book. It's on audible as well with him as the narration, great stuff.

I watch Jordan Peterson's videos

watched his interview with Joe Rogan

I generally like the guy

Jordan always sounded like kermit the frog to me

Good ol Kermit

Smart guy

Very

He's so intelligent. Like I think he struggles with expressing himself with his voice because his mind is just so much quicker

A lot of what he says seems like common sense to me, but it's not stuff that is said often enough to my generation.

Agreed ^

Finding fulfillment in just getting yourself in order, and then doing the best you can to support your loved ones.

That’s harder for some then others

That's what the bill of rights was about.

Preserving the ability to do just that