Rich Men North of Richmond

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(08-29-2023, 09:27 PM)Eraserhead Wrote: I know a guy that takes selfies with his guns,, makes TikTaks with them,, talks about them all the time. His guns are literally his identity. He's always preparing for all the people coming to get his guns. It's a creepy, strange thing to watch,, but it's becoming a real thing where guns aren't just things you own,, they're symbols of who you are and what you believe,, and a status level of you're patriotism. 

I wish we as a people weren't so susceptible to that cheap form of "LOOK AT GUN" or "MORE GUN IS MORE PATRIOT" crap.  I'm thinking of Lauren Bobert doing videos with a stupid amount of guns just piled on her shelf like a normal conservative granny would have Elvis commemorative plates or Beanie Babies or something.  It's almost to the point of parody.  I feel like running for office where my campaign video is just me opening my front door and a literally wave of unguarded and unsecured guns come pouring out onto the porch.