[2ndDivisionVet]

I guess we’ll get to see where all those 80 million guns bought since November 2008 (plus the 400-500 million that were already around) went to, huh? We couldn’t pacify three smallish counties where the populace had to beg, borrow, steal or manufacture firearms (Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan) so how is the same military going to go against hundreds of millions of well-armed, well-fed, healthy civilians with automobiles, night vision goggles, GPS, cell phones, CB radios, ATVs, walkie-talkies, plenty of survival foodstuffs and camouflage clothing?

[LyinLibs]

“I guess we’ll get to see where all those 80 million guns bought since November 2008 (plus the 400-500 million that were already around) went to, huh? We couldn’t pacify three smallish counties where the populace had to beg, borrow, steal or manufacture firearms (Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan) so how is the same military going to go against hundreds of millions of well-armed, well-fed, healthy civilians with automobiles, night vision goggles, GPS, cell phones, CB radios, ATVs, walkie-talkies, plenty of survival foodstuffs and camouflage clothing?”

Ahahahahaha. The best.

[wastedyears]

so how is the same military going to go against hundreds of millions of well-armed, well-fed, healthy civilians with automobiles, night vision goggles, GPS, cell phones, CB radios, ATVs, walkie-talkies, plenty of survival foodstuffs and camouflage clothing?

Cars, NVGs, GPS, cell phones, CB radios, ATVs and walkie-talkies can be jammed, intercepted, and found with EM detectors. But, I'm a pessimist, so YMMV...

[Sgt_Schultze]

This Guy understands what you're saying

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

I guess the first place to attack will be gun free areas. They are so much safer.