Second Amendment Warrior
"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."
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Thomas Decker
3:49 PM on December 11, 2018
WV Civilian Militia 1988 - 2016 a small unit in a small town in the hills and valleys of Kanawha County.
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Mike
3:04 PM on December 10, 2018
I am prior service Army (11.5 yrs) Took oath to defend the CONSTITUTION not some person or party, have never given that OATH up. Come to take my guns, bring a BIG ARMY with you cause there will be a small war in the process.
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Site Owner
11:31 PM on August 28, 2018
Thank you for signing my Guestbook. Please tell your like-minded friends about my site also.
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Lance Fontanne
8:18 PM on August 28, 2018
Outlaws and terrorists WILL ALWAYS have guns! We MUST be armed as law-abiding citizens as more and more violence and crime keeps going up!
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Nancy Anne McCullough
4:11 PM on August 28, 2018
Patriots Against Gun Confiscation recommended your page for me to sign the guest book. I believe in the Constitution and especially The 2nd Amendment !!
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Eric Burt
8:27 AM on July 1, 2018
All these political attacks on our guns needs to stop. Thank you for your efforts.
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John Piehl
4:24 PM on March 14, 2018
Bravo! I hope to see your effort grow into a movement.
After 28+ years as a local police office, I have long held that if you want to know how "the police" feel about the 2nd Amendment (or any other topic for that matter) don't ask the chief or other top administrators. They will only give you the "politically correct" answer.
If you are really interested in what the police think , ask the street cops. They're not bashful to voice their opinions. They have a more realistic view on matters and are far closer to the public they protect.
After 28+ years as a local police office, I have long held that if you want to know how "the police" feel about the 2nd Amendment (or any other topic for that matter) don't ask the chief or other top administrators. They will only give you the "politically correct" answer.
If you are really interested in what the police think , ask the street cops. They're not bashful to voice their opinions. They have a more realistic view on matters and are far closer to the public they protect.
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