Wow. Our military is even more powerful than I realized. This also explains the psychological and cultural warfare that’s currently taking place in our country…. (TRANSCRIPT of 1 minute video)

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Derrick Evans @DerrickEvans4WV

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Wow. Our military is even more powerful than I realized. This also explains the psychological and cultural warfare that’s currently taking place in our country….

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT BEGINS~~~~

First man: We have the number one military in the world.

But I don't think people really understand what that means.

 

We have the number one air force in the world.

 

Do you know what the number two air force in the world is?

 

2nd man: China?

 

First man: The United States Navy

 

Number three, China or Russia, if you believe their numbers.

 

Number four/five? Space Force.

 

Three of the top five air forces in the entire world are us.

 

The number one Navy in the world? Us.

 

The number four Navy in the world? Us. Our Coast Guard.

 

And this doesn't even say anything about the 150 million Americans that are hunters.

 

We're so much more powerful than anybody else.

We're so, so, so much more powerful.

 

We've been robbed, hollowed out by trillions of dollars and still, nobody notices this.

 

Any other nation in the history of the world would have collapsed multiple times over.

 

What our enemies, and this is just what I think, our enemies figured out that they can't beat us in traditional military matters.

 

There's something called fifth generation warfare.

 

It's psychological warfare.

 

It's about depression and demoralization.

 

Turn your children against their parents.

 

Turn the women against the men.

 

Turn the races against each other.

 

And then allow moral decay to happen.

 

Where all of us should be together

 

and just marveling at this incredible that we've built, and go on TV, go online, it's Civl War, blacks and whites, men and women, gays and straights.

 

Then come out here in the real world.

 

Is there any of that?

 

Do you see any of it?

 

Have you been in a restaraunt? 

 

It's non-stop diversity.

 

Everybody's chill.

 

Everybody's cool.

 

It's none of that.

 

There's a huge schism between what they're telling us and how life really is.

 

That's warfare.

 

END OF TRANSCRIPT.

 

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[whitney69]

“...no the number of guns don’t equal hunters.”

The term hunter here is not in the context of going out into the wild and shooting an animal for meat. It is in the context of defending their home and property. But yes, the amount of guns do signify protecting themselves at least in the eyes of the aggressor coming forward to do harm to people. And that’s what is being determined here. There may not be as many licenses drawn to shoot animals, but there is a whole lot more weapons in the hands of the people to defend themselves.

wy69

[Williams]

No. Hunters are licensed and they are declining. As is the percent of the population with shooting skills.

[whitney69]

“Hunters are licensed and they are declining.”

That may be your definition, but not exactly mine in this case. People with guns that hunt aggressors to protect themselves only need the means to do it. If someone enters my property to do harm to me or mine he becomes the prey, not the hunter. I haven’t had a game license in many years, but I qualified expert marksman on the range for over 20 years. And the weapon I have in the house is a semi auto shotgun. Hardly a weapon for hunting elk. It’s for people. They don’t license people. Shotguns increase close range shooting skills. And it is said you aim a rifle or side arm, you point a shotgun.

Besides, a hunter is primarily a person or animal that pursues, tracks, and kills wild animals for food, sport, or pest control. When that person enters my home to do harm it falls under pest control.

wy69

[Williams]

Are you a hunter because you don’t know what you’re talking about.

The fact you’re probably not a hunter further demonstrates we don’t have 150 million hunters

We don’t even have 150 million people with guns.

If the article was that loose with its definitions, did “air force” include civilian airlines and paper airplanes?

We don’t have 150 million hunters by any definition. Not even close.

[TheThirdRuffian]

Pilots flying what? Helicopters. Which is my point.

[whitney69]

“We don’t have 150 million hunters by any definition. Not even close.”

Then produce a source that says there isn’t.

As of 2024, there were 123.6 million households in the U.S. that owned a gun. Those are the ones that admit it. The Small Arms Survey estimated 393 million civilian-owned firearms in the U.S. in 2017. When combined with sustained post-2020 purchasing, during which Americans acquired at least 1 million firearms per month for the past five years, and the growth of privately manufactured firearms, an estimate of roughly 500 million civilian-owned firearms is reasonable.

https://ammo.com/articles/how-many-guns-in-the-us

“The fact you’re probably not a hunter...”

I don’t hunt any more because my health won’t let me. But I can guarantee you if someone enters my home to do me or mine harm, I become one again real quick. And I’m armed for it.

wy69

[Williams]

You make a good argument but based on the total population it’s hard to believe that many households have guns.
Sorry you can’t hunt and hopefully you won’t have to hunt any invaders.

[whitney69]

“...it’s hard to believe that many households have guns.”

I provided you with a site that says they do. The numbers I crunched into thread were from them, not me. And they do this for a living. There’s more sites than just the one I displayed that indicate about the same numbers.

“Sorry you can’t hunt and hopefully you won’t have to hunt any invaders.”

Thank you. I enjoyed getting out and hunting meat for my family. I never hunted for trophy.

I, also, hope I don’t have to hunt another human in my life time. But that decision is not mine. That one is for the fool that staggers into my home to hurt someone inside. Did enough of that while in the military.

wy69