A good book on the history in regards to Germany is “Gun Control in the Third Reich” by Stephen Halbrook. The book is less about actually quoting Hitler than documenting the historical actions of Nazi Germany (as directed by Hitler) to disarm and control the populace. Chapter 5, titled “Disarming the Politically Unreliable” (those opposed to Hitler) covers some of the initial decrees and Herman Göring’s initial moves (1933) at firearm registration in Berlin and Brandenburg. Fully footnoted with references.
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I’ve always said that all Socialists, whether of Stalinist, Hitlerite, Maoist or Globalist background are same where it matters most: a totalitarian, genocidal, corrupt, economically destructive force. They even use similar newspeak. For some reason, they see each other as heretics, Hitler hated Soviet Bolsheviks, Mao and USSR hated each other almost to the point of nuclear war, and so on. But aside from technicalities, it is the same gang. Very good quote @Dave17 from the leader of the Socialist Workers party himself.
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I used to joke that my Glock 48 with a 10 round magazine is actually the Canadian version of a Glock 19. Can’t do that anymore.
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Correct me if I’m wrong.
Canada has polar bears, right?
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Used to, they went extinct from global warming back in 2013, just as Al Gore predicted
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Through out history all the present and past dictators have always used weapons to gain power,and when the got the power,then took all the weapons away from the people so they could not over throw them,it never fails take the citizens way to take back their country,then the dictators are ic absolute control
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In other news, knives are still ok.
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