No cinder block is safe


iconKevin Baker bravely takes on the useful idiots of the New York media. Apparently their knowledge of firearms technology couldn't fill a thimble on a rainy day. (I have no idea what that means, but it makes one of us sound stupid; you pick which one.)

They are going on and on about AR-15s shooting 2-inch bullets, and the .223 caliber rifles being powerful enough to shatter concrete cinder blocks. *GASP* They'd probably shit themselves if they saw what my 1903 Springfield could shatter at twice the range.

You might find this hard to believe, but the media elites in New York are really wetting their pants over the expiration of the Federal Clinton Gun Ban. I know, New York has their own state-wide version of the Clinton Gun Ban, but they continue to blame the South for the influx of guns into the city. Apparently gun runners have the nerve to ignore the law and sell the guns on the black market any way. (How rude!)

Nevermind that our crime is much lower than theirs, it couldn't possibly be their idealistic utopian ideals that are flawed. No, it must be the proliferation of guns by us un-edumacated hillbillies in flyover country.


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