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To: Kirkwood
As I said, I live in the country, away from coastlines. I'm not likely to get evacuated; city people who are evacuating are likely to head toward me. Hence the guns. I don't imagine my family is going to have "life, health, and comfort" in the event of a catastrophe if I don't have those guns. One of the lessons of Katrina is never give up your guns. They can protect you and feed you.

The horses have saddle holsters to hold the long guns and I have a waist holster for my sidearm so in the extremely unlikely event that I would have to leave, they aren't going to slow me down at all.

17 posted on 07/11/2006 7:26:23 AM PDT by Fairview
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To: Fairview

"One of the lessons of Katrina is never give up your guns. They can protect you and feed you. "

Are you also going to loot the Walmart and steal from your neighbors? Yours is the same mentality used by the inner city people who decided to stay behind in NO. Their idea of survival was to steal anything and everything from the surrounding homes and stores and shoot at emergency workers as well. You have no grasp of what really happens in a disaster. If you did, you wouldn't stay there.


25 posted on 07/11/2006 9:04:30 AM PDT by Kirkwood
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