Howdy from Brockport

[Frankpee]

Hi,
I'm a quiet law-abiding tax-paying citizen residing in the Town of Sweden in a nondescript home in a quiet residential neighborhood with a cache of three military style assault weapons and over 1000 rounds of high powered baby-killing ammunition. I've always been pleasant and helpful to my neighbors and I like dogs.

Thank you

 

[dsdmmat]

You are way under gunned and are black on ammo.
my prescription: obtain lots more guns of all types and a metric ton of ammo

DR DSDM

Btw welcome

 

[togmaster]

Someone report this guy.



Welcome aboard.

 

[turbobike]

Checkout Brockport Conservation Club, Monday night open Trap.... Bunch of great people...

 

[Bananabandit]

Whats your house look like?

Asking for a friend

 

[Skinny420]

First off, welcome. Second, as stated you need more guns. Especially a shotgun of some sort. And at least 1000 rds per gun. Also dies, powder, and bullet molds. Also just too be clear you are mistaken. You DO NOT have assault weapons. What you have is semi automatic rifles. Unless your police, military, or a tyrant you can't have assault weapons. Peasants are not allowed to have anything like that.

 

[Frankpee]

Don't worry I was being sarcastic. I'm not going to broadcast my inventory.

 

[dsdmmat]

Don't worry I was being sarcastic. I'm not going to broadcast my inventory.

Sarcasm is lost on the internet

 

[Gardnaaa]

Welcome to the party!

 

[Pale Rider]

Welcome.

 

[GOYABEAN]

@Frankpee and a Big

 

[thegatman]

You have guns? I can arrange a boating accident for you. Welcome.

 

[Redshirt]

It’s cool that you’re here, but your profile pic is the patch of a Nazi SS unit. Maybe you didn’t know, but in any case, it’s not a good look.

 

[Bob]

Sarcasm is lost on the internet

It's also lost on many people in this group. The sarcasm font is grossly underutilized.

 

[Frankpee]

It’s cool that you’re here, but your profile pic is the patch of a Nazi SS unit. Maybe you didn’t know, but in any case, it’s not a good look.

No you are incorrect and it goes back to the Roman Legion and has been used throughout European history including by Charlemagne, Napoleon and many Catholic orders. Twigs or Facii are bound together to form something stronger than a single piece. The same symbol is used to represent a broom as in "sweeping things out" and is in keeping with my "cleaning out the government/society". While Mussolini did incorporate some of these ideas and symbols, Hitler and the Nazi party did not, this was an Italian thing. My heritage in fact. And I'm proud of it. And this symbol is from the Italian military of that time.

Remember that Mussolini was widely admired by Americans prior to Hitler's rise to power when Britain and France drove (screwed, forced) Italy into an unfortunate alliance. Time magazine named Mussolini man of the year in 1923 because he modernized and improved the life of common Italians, even Franklin Roosevelt praised him on numerous occasions.

Hillary Clinton alluded to the concept of unity and strength with her 2016 slogan of "Stronger Together" and that's the only blight in my eyes.

You can call it whatever you want but I think it's a great symbol. I while I won't call myself a fascist because of unfortunate connotations, I am sympathetic to many of its positive and effective aspirations... as in making life better for the common man and instilling pride in one's people and culture. I wish we had more of this kind of spirit, perhaps with a different name? Like nationalism, populism, Trumpism perhaps?

But if you're aggrieved I admit that World War II was an unfortunate and entirely unwarranted war instigated by a small number of chosen people who were largely involved in finance... and Mussolini made a fatal mistake in allying with Hitler (but he was in a corner and Britain and France were largely at fault IMHO). Otherwise I suggest you learn to appreciate diversity. Of opinions.

 

[Mikejonestkd]

Welcome aboard. Check out the Conservation Club of Brockport.

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

No you are incorrect and it goes back to the Roman Legion and has been used throughout European history including by Charlemagne, Napoleon and many Catholic orders. Twigs or Facii are bound together to form something stronger than a single piece. The same symbol is used to represent a broom as in "sweeping things out" and is in keeping with my "cleaning out the government/society". While Mussolini did incorporate some of these ideas and symbols, Hitler and the Nazi party did not, this was an Italian thing. My heritage in fact. And I'm proud of it. And this symbol is from the Italian military of that time.

Remember that Mussolini was widely admired by Americans prior to Hitler's rise to power when Britain and France drove (screwed, forced) Italy into an unfortunate alliance. Time magazine named Mussolini man of the year in 1923 because he modernized and improved the life of common Italians, even Franklin Roosevelt praised him on numerous occasions.

Hillary Clinton alluded to the concept of unity and strength with her 2016 slogan of "Stronger Together" and that's the only blight in my eyes.

You can call it whatever you want but I think it's a great symbol. I while I won't call myself a fascist because of unfortunate connotations, I am sympathetic to many of its positive and effective aspirations... as in making life better for the common man and instilling pride in one's people and culture. I wish we had more of this kind of spirit, perhaps with a different name? Like nationalism, populism, Trumpism perhaps?

But if you're aggrieved I admit that World War II was an unfortunate and entirely unwarranted war instigated by a small number of chosen people who were largely involved in finance... and Mussolini made a fatal mistake in allying with Hitler (but he was in a corner and Britain and France were largely at fault IMHO). Otherwise I suggest you learn to appreciate diversity. Of opinions.

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