Make No Mistake - The Gun Controllers Want to Take Away Your Right to Self-defense

[Catskillkid]

Scott Morefield - Make No Mistake - The Gun Controllers Want to Take Away Your Right to Self-defense

Because the United States, Second Amendment notwithstanding, is only a few “common sense” gun laws away from Great Britain and Canada, countries that have not only severely restricted guns, but have consequently and inevitably severely restricted its people’s right to defend themselves.

 

[Criticalt]

Im pretty good with a knife.
You can throw almost any knife pretty effectively at short range.

 

[GOYABEAN]

yeah throughout life peasants have no need of defending themselves because only the wealthy and powerful have those rights
along with the weapons

 

[GTN]

Im pretty good with a knife.
You can throw almost any knife pretty effectively at short range.

I need to learn that

 

[Criticalt]

I need to learn that

Its a good discipline to learn.

If they ban knives, we use sticks
If they ban sticks, we use rocks
If they ban rocks, we use............

Pretty soon we will live in a country with nothing harder than a pillow and toilet paper.

Toilet paper soaked in shampoo and toothpaste, then rolled into a point, will dry to be able to puncture the skin.
A melted plastic bottle or plastic bags can be shaped and sharpened into a blade.
2 D cell batteries in a sock can crack a skull.

 

[GTN]

Its a good discipline to learn.

If they ban knives, we use sticks
If they ban sticks, we use rocks
If they ban rocks, we use............

Pretty soon we will live in a country with nothing harder than a pillow and toilet paper.

Toilet paper soaked in shampoo and toothpaste, then rolled into a point, will dry to be able to puncture the skin.
A melted plastic bottle or plastic bags can be shaped and sharpened into a blade.
2 D cell batteries in a sock can crack a skull.

I have this feeling you have either done time or work in a prison.

Can you recommend a starter throwing knife to learn with?

 

[Cooolone]

Im pretty good with a knife.
You can throw almost any knife pretty effectively at short range.

Hahahahaha, I would never throw a perfectly good weapon away unless useless. Even an empty gun is a perfect blunt instrument that can break bones easier than using your own hands/feet.

Besides, a thrown knife is used once, retrieving it is problematic, lol. When retained and held/used appropriately, it is a semi automatic that doesn't run out of ammunition

Perfect defense is the fact that the assailant couldn't be cut/stabbed if they hadn't entered your personal space (you not being the aggressor) witness dependent or one side (only) telling the story.

 

[Criticalt]

Hahahahaha, I would never throw a perfectly good weapon away unless useless. Even an empty gun is a perfect blunt instrument that can break bones easier than using your own hands/feet.

Besides, a thrown knife is used once, retrieving it is problematic, lol. When retained and held/used appropriately, it is a semi automatic that doesn't run out of ammunition

Perfect defense is the fact that the assailant couldn't be cut/stabbed if they hadn't entered your personal space (you not being the aggressor) witness dependent or one side (only) telling the story.

Of course im not talking about throwing a knife as a first line defense.
Last resort against a gun, or a spear....etc.
Im talking about a multi faceted approach to self defense with a knife.
Throwing a knife is one very effective use.
This is actually a thing, not just talking.
These are techniques taught for generations.

 

[Criticalt]

I have this feeling you have either done time or work in a prison.

Can you recommend a starter throwing knife to learn with?

Nope, just watched alot of "Hardtime" and other prison shows.

I dont know much about actual throwing knives. Law enforcement frowns on carrying knives specifically used to throw.
Any knife can be thrown short distance with practice.
Hold the knife as you normally do, then underhand throw it. Dont let it tumble, throw it level with blade forward.
With good aim you can make the bad guy rethink his attack. Most likely you wont seriously injure someone with a single thrown knife but you can give yourself time.
Most bad guys run at the feeling of pain and sight of blood.