AntiFa Training to Fight Back With Guns

[Aloha_Shooter]

I don't wanna get into a gunfight with anyone. Ever. Would I, if forced to do so? Of course. But I don't look forward to that ever happening. Just like I don't wish for the zombie apocalypse or other type of societal collapse. I'm not worried so much about me getting caught up in it as I am those I care about.

In my opinion groups like these pose a mild threat but due to their incompetence have a high likely hood of doing some really stupid shit. Showing up places and having ND's and things of that nature.

Their willingness to resort to violence is what bothers me so much about this. Throw in the fact that IF they did something, media would blame the NRA and conservatives and that makes this is a lose-lose situation. On the flip side, at least they are somewhat understanding the importance of the 2a.

What better way for the left to further their anti-gun agenda than to arm the unstable and violent fringe, so when they use those guns they have more "evidence" against them being legal....

One of those 5% shitbags with rifles are going to pop a round at someone. Then every other 5% is going to start popping rounds at someone because "they are getting shot at".

Meanwhile, you and every other non ANTIFA and even the police cannot return fire with so much as a single round, because they have the best version of human shields that would make even ISIS jealous. Further, the unarmed crowd will either run, or the rest become hostile and violently accost everyone in the area under the guise that ANTIFA is being fired upon.

Meanwhile, the press reports that someone started shooting at the ANTIFA rioters and they were oppressed, despite every fucking round coming from ANTIFA rioters.

Unfortunately, all of the above is how I see it. These SJW Rambo-wannabes don't scare me any more than the mall ninjas should scare anyone else. OTOH, they are a source ripe for NDs and violence that will be blamed on us no matter what the truth is.

All it takes it one punch to the right spot and falling down and hitting one's head on a curb, etc., and you're done.

This is the other element. Napoleon once said he'd rather have a general who is lucky than one who is good. Read about the gunfight between Jim Courtright and Luke Short -- Short's first shot took off Courtright's shooting thumb and gave him the time to follow-up with 4 better-placed shots.