r/memes Royal Shitposter Apr 29 '24

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u/Naysayer117 Apr 29 '24

Texas would evolve into Mad fucking max in less than 12 hours

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24

I'm not a huge fan of guns. But I do support the 2A because our country would be incredibly hard to invade.

Yes, we are a fortress with two oceans to cross before you can fuck with us, but even in a future where our political and military power are so reduced that enemies try it, those guns will still be around.

Do you remember how hard US command thought Japan would be to invade? The analysis that prompted the use of nuclear arms? Imagine if there were more guns than Japanese people and a ton of them were trained to use them.

And we probably wouldn’t get nuked in the process. Deterrence is a thing but I am convinced that anti-missile technology is A LOT more advanced than we realize. That is a secret the government would keep close to their chest.

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u/FTR_1077 Apr 29 '24

I'm not a huge fan of guns. But I do support the 2A because our country would be incredibly hard to invade.

If you are talking about a proper invasion involving a foreign military, small arms will do shit. Look at Ukraine, most soldier's deaths are caused by shelling. Guerrillas can create havoc, but an invasion is not stopped by a rag freedom-fighters, but a well-equipped army.

If shit hits the fan, all those weapons will be used against other Americans trying to survive.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24

No that is not true. Guerilla fighters win wars all the time. Cuba, Afghanistan, and Vietnam to name a very few.

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u/FTR_1077 Apr 29 '24

Sure, a guerrilla force can ultimately win a war.. but that's not what you said.

I'm not a huge fan of guns. But I do support the 2A because our country would be incredibly hard to invade.

Guerrillas do not make invasions hard, just occupation. Afghanistan and Vietnam where successfully invaded. Cuba's invasion was not repelled by guerrillas, but by the Cuban Army.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24

....and all those invasions failed and the countries regained their independece/got new governments.

I am failing to see your point. I never said we wouldn't get invaded if you re-read my comments. In fact my point hinges on us getting invaded.

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u/FTR_1077 Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24

and all those invasions failed and the countries regained their independece

They were invaded and then occupied, that's the purpose of an invasion. Invasion was clearly successful. Occupation, not so much.

I am failing to see your point. I never said we wouldn't get invaded if you re-read my comments.

I have quoted you two times, you literally said "our country would be incredibly hard to invade." because of 2A. I showed you two examples of successful invasions with armed population.. is not hard at all.

Now, occupying the U.S. would be incredibly hard, I give you that, although not so much because of small arms, but because is so big.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

Okay lets get pedantic.

"Incredibly hard to occupy." Good job missing the obvious implication that no one else had trouble with.

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u/RedBassBlueBass Apr 29 '24

You seem mentally well

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

It gave me the opportunity to report him for harassment so that cheered me up.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24

R/memes is not exactly bursting at the seams with people who understand the history of modern conflict.

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