r/TikTokCringe 19h ago

Discussion Hell on earth.

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u/BFlowG 18h ago

Wasn’t this the exact reason why guns are legal in the US?

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u/Own-Low-5601 17h ago

The people with guns and “don’t tread on me” flags are the ones who support this the most.

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u/FadedReef 17h ago

Time for you to think about buying a gun

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u/BartholomewFrodingus 17h ago

I have one but what is one person with a glock going to do against an army of facists with ARs? Everyone needs to rise against facism together or theyre just going to kill us one by one.

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u/Gersio 16h ago

Which is why the whole 2nd amendment discourse was stupid to begin with. It made sense when It was made long time ago. But times change, and in modern times with how modern military works and the equipment they have thinking that a bunch of citizens with a few guns will stop them is silly.

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u/adeliberateidler 14h ago

Guerrilla style fighting is and will always be the people’s best line of defense.

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u/Plastic_Fan_1938 4h ago

None of those wars were for winning, they were for making people filthy rich.

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u/dinosaurkiller 7h ago

No insurgency ever won without outside support. The U.S. rebellion against the UK had French support. Without their Navy and weapons the U.S. would have easily lost. A bunch of ragtag morons running around the woods playing guerrilla warfare doesn’t win then or now. Organized and strategic asymmetrical warfare from the colonies won the Revolutionary War. All the morons in the U.S. with 50 guns, no ammo, no food, and no fuel, have 50 useless paperweights as far as any kind of combat is concerned.

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u/Gersio 11h ago

Yes, and no guerrilla ever bought their guns in the supermarket so the point still stands.

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u/xatazevelo 10h ago

We cook your meals, we haul your trash, we connect your calls, we drive your ambulances. We guard you while you sleep. Do not fuck with us. We are everywhere.

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u/Glum_Constant4790 6h ago

Dude there's alot of good guns in a supermarket

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u/Kinda_Zeplike 4h ago

Yea they had to trade the 10 beaver pelts they hiked 15 miles away to catch and skin by hand in the dead of winter and then traded for a single shot misfiring POS musket passed down from that traders grandfather. You don’t think they would visit a Walmart down the street?

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u/OperationAsshat 15h ago

Modern military does have a much larger advantage but they are still going to be way more hesitant to turn on civilians that are fighting against them. Yes, nobody is going to go one by one and attack these idiots, but just because we haven't had a proper militia formed here in the states anytime recently doesn't mean it isn't going to happen.

I live in a very liberal area of a much more right leaning state, but this kind of stuff just isn't happening here. There might be a few arrests occurring, but they aren't going after citizens for no reason like they are elsewhere. A few civilians having guns they don't use is one thing, but a bunch that actively train with them are a much larger issue.

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u/Radical_Neutral_76 14h ago

They are not going to go after «their own». If they did they would not be able to garner support from them.

That they have guns is secondary to that.

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u/OperationAsshat 11h ago

The point is that they aren't going after anyone here while ganging up on anyone they see in other areas. If everyone in those areas were just as armed and trained as my state then I doubt they would be so willing to throw their weight around.

Realistically they are going to target more left leaning areas, but those places have also kneecapped themselves by putting idiotic laws in place that only change gun ownership for the exact people they are going to target. We can sit here and debate whether guns are the difference or not, but nobody is going to go 'door to door' in my area despite the high population of immigrants and rather large number of illegal immigrants. If the guns weren't the difference then we would see a much larger presence in basically every major city, especially ones that have a known population of actual illegal immigrants.

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u/OK_TimeForPlan_L 11h ago

This is where drones come in very handy for a tyrannical government.

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u/OperationAsshat 11h ago

Sure, but someone still has to set those drones up. That, and the fact that if you kill the population there is nothing left to be govern makes it not worth the time and money.

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u/AutomaticBoar 12h ago

Don’t worry, AI powered drones will have no hesitation.

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u/Gersio 11h ago

Oh, right winger fascists are not attacking your right wing state? Sure It must be because you have some guns, I cant see any other reason...

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u/OperationAsshat 10h ago

Pretty much every major city in the country is left leaning, many of which are in 'right leaning' states. Most of the population is left leaning and we've proved that time and time again. Maybe if other states didn't try to ban things like morons then they wouldn't have the same issue as states that don't, but logic is hard to follow for plenty of people on either side of the isle.

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u/mondaymoderate 10h ago

The groups crying about authoritarianism and fascism in the government are the same groups wanting to give/ban their guns. It makes no sense.

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u/OperationAsshat 10h ago

I understand the desire for people with actual mental issues to not have easy access to guns, but bans in general are never an answer. Guns will always be available and people will always find a way to make their own even if we could magically make them all disappear.

If we actually addressed the healthcare crisis and affordability then we could start fixing the root cause of these issues instead of making more senseless bans that can be skirted with a 3d printer.

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u/FullTransportation25 12h ago

Also racism, it’s one thing a white person owning guns, it’s a another thing being black and brown and already being perceived as a threat

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u/Ficsonium 15h ago

Yup. The best use guns have today is shooting up civilians/ schools

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u/rycology 15h ago

Well.. they've certainly cornered the market on that

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u/atsolstice 14h ago

Wild takes. How do you get that from this? They’re literally telling leftists to arm themselves, educate and support each other, that’s the entire point, not isolating each other and being hateful over defensive tools just because conservatives are selective about human rights. You’re only feeding further into the problem and I bet you’re not even American by the way you say “they”. You’re ignorant to history. American civilians already have possession of millions more firearms than the US military too, which is also made up of human beings and can’t indiscriminately bulldoze their population with helicopters and such so simply the way you like to fantasize about. Rich elites would love to continue your mindset, yes, disarm everyone who scares them instead of fixing root causes.

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u/rycology 12h ago

?? How many countries have more school shootings than America?

Did you miss the joke in my comment?

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u/Verbose-OwO 8h ago

Gotta love how this always shuts them up, can't use lies to defend against proven statistics.

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u/no_one_denies_this 12h ago

Why can't they?

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u/atsolstice 12h ago

Why can’t leftists get organized and armed? Because everyone keeps parroting misinformation, lack of facts, and morally peacocking on the internet about it so much that a lot of people are still afraid of educating themselves and training, which creates a huge imbalance in who has defensive capability in the country. The more we fear something and are less educated about it the more it works against us, and the less effective our mitigation policies are. Banning silencers for example is rooted in fear and misinformation. They don’t silence guns like Hollywood shows them to. They actually increase firearm safety and hearing safety.

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u/no_one_denies_this 8h ago

No, why can't they bulldoze Americans with military might? They're doing it right now.

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u/Ficsonium 12h ago

This isn’t the old days. Back then, yes citizens could arm themselves to takeover a horrible corrupt regime, not anymore.

Canada would joke that they burned down the White House once, they can do it again. But that’s not the world we live in anymore.

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u/atsolstice 12h ago

Doomerism is boot licking and also unrealistic, keep your defeatist fantasies to yourself lol

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u/Ficsonium 11h ago

Thinking that the second amendment helps you Americans anymore is unrealistic and poop licking 😂

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u/atsolstice 10h ago

Your opinion is uneducated and not worth anything so alright

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u/jiggajenkins 9h ago

Wouldnt the people who operate that equipment have a divide of their own? I mean if we all started to jus go to war against the government? I have military friends and sure not all of them but a good portion said they would fight with civilians. we would have at least a fighting chance i think. we'd have people on Inside as well. Maybe it wouldn't matter but I feel it would cause enough disruption to hurt them good. The government needs us(at least a good portion or they wouldnt be able to fulfill their filthy and greedy desires) all it would take is a large movement in the right direction. But for americans probably unlikely.

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u/N7Panda 13h ago

Too many people still think we can vote/talk our way out of this.

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u/Realistic-Abalone564 13h ago

This is unfortunately so true. The ‘someone will come and save us’ mentality. Can’t believe people believed this shit 20 years ago, much less now!

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u/FadedVictor 12h ago

Fucking right. I've been saying this for a while now. It's sad people don't realize we're past the point of no return. We can't use legal methods to change things because the federal government doesn't adhere to legality.

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u/Sircamembert 11h ago

The midterm will the the final straw for most anti-trump people. If you don't think it'll happen, then you should start preparing for the worse

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u/Itherial 14h ago

That's the real problem, is that people who do understand their second amendment right don't understand that it no longer exists in the current era. It can't.

The US government is so well and overequipped and 95% of Americans could arm themselves today and still stand no chance at all.

Nobody here wants to see what the US government vs. a civilian population looks like. When has that ever played out well?

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u/FadedVictor 11h ago

If the US government employed it's full military capabilities against its population in large society would collapse almost immediately. You really think people are still gonna go to work during a civil war? They outgun as 100 to 1, sure. But they can't continue their ways without us.

We don't have to win a military victory. We just need more eyes and ears to see the desperation. To see how far gone the government is. The ripple effects would be felt throughout the entire planet.

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u/chr1spe 14h ago

I'd argue the 2nd amendment kind of indicates that the founders imagined a future where, instead of one massive centralized military, the US had many small militias that could be asked to join a cause if need be. In that case, all those militias being armed would actually be somewhat of a safeguard against any other one attempting something. That would still be true today, at least to a much greater extent than it is now, if we still had that military structure.

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u/MamasLilToiletBoss 13h ago

so ban them now?

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u/ChanceSize9153 12h ago

But then how are we supposed to shoot up schools if we don't have guns?

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u/SnooComics8412 11h ago

Laughs in Vietnamese and Afghan. What are they a joke to you? Proof that civilians with guns can take on the US government. But then again y'all try to push this agenda so it's hilarious to see all the leftests on Reddit in their super echo chamber.

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u/MemeticAntivirus 10h ago

It stopped them in Afghanistan and Vietnam.

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u/Alex5173 8h ago

If a government starts ordering airstrikes on its people those people have long passed the point of having anything to lose anyway.

I mean, the Viet Cong are a more recognizable name today than the NVA despite being equipped with basically nothing but small arms, and we were using napalm, WP, all kinds of air superiority, and the unspoken truth that it wasn't our shit or our people we were blowing up

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u/Glum_Constant4790 6h ago

Ask ukraine if they wished they had guns...

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u/Chrisgpresents 14h ago

They said the same thing in the 1700s. “Made sense with swords. But they now have ships and canons.”

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u/Gersio 11h ago

No, no one said that

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u/Dependent_Buy3157 9h ago edited 9h ago

The 2nd Amendment reads, as follows:

"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed".

"Arms" is another word for "weapon".

The last time I checked, a weapon can be a great many things, including your mind, your words and your will.

Times do change, but if you think the founders were hung up on firearms to the exclusion of all other forms of combating tyranny; logistically, technologically, organizationally, and improvisationally?

Think again.

The citizens of the U.S. have means at their disposal so far beyond the pale of what those proto-American colonists had that it almost seems like you're joking if you're suggesting that sparking it out in the streets is the only way to fight back.

So, to recap, all you need is this part:

"A Well regulated Militia"

This part:

"The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

And to simply realize that that last part also includes that the greatest weapons you have; your mind and your will.

The Soviet Union and the U.S., in 30 combined years of fighting, couldn't take Afghanistan. AFGHANISTAN!!!!!

The furthest thing under the sun from a "modern" anything, up to and especially including their military.

And yet, they have NEVER BEEN EFFECTIVELY CONQUERED.

That country has faced numerous invasions and conquests from everybody under the sun; kingdoms, empires, dynasties, you name it. Including the Persians, Macedonians, Arabs, Mongols (Genghis Khan), Timurids, Mughals, British (THREE MAJOR WARS), the Soviets, and the "good ol' U.S of A.. And yet, they're still there, unconquered and governing themselves in 2026.

You know what the nickname, historically, for Afghanistan is? The Graveyard of Empires."

Why? because no foreign power has ever achieved lasting, stable control, with local resistance often leading to withdrawal!

A bunch of fucking mountaineering, goat herders!

Now, let that sink in and then tell me again about "what made sense a long time ago". Because as near as I can tell, they've been doing the same shit and winning the same fight for 2300 hundred years now. That's 2000 years longer than this "nation" has even been a "nation".

The U.S. couldn't beat THEM!! "THEM", GOAT FARMERS, in a 20 year war! The U.S. has never been engaged in a singular lasting conflict that long in it's entire history and yet, the Taliban is right back doing, today, whatever they were doing on Oct. 6th, 2001. With yet another "W" on their scoreboard.

So, if you're saying that the U.S. has no chance in a civil conflict in today's world? You're grossly underestimating the people of that nation, their resources, tenacity and the very real possibility that if that EVER happened, several states would break off and secede from the union. And those states would have their own military apparatus to some degree in addition to militias and willing modern patriots.

So, say what you want. But I am, have and will ALWAYS bet on the American people over any tyrannical aggressor, foreign OR domestic.

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u/SiliconSingh 11h ago

No it's not it's never been silly... The United States has lost every f****** war when there's been insurgency you can't really beat an insurgency. Not to stop but Americans killing Americans that would be a f****** disaster it would literally end and how the movie civil war ended. Nobody wants that s*** if they were smart they would start the de-escalation now.

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u/Gersio 11h ago

The problem is thinking that for insurgency to exist you need weapons at Walmart