Uk Gun Owners Data Leak

I keep my weapons in safes. When coming home, I arm-up.

When away from my home, we have electronic security that is battery backed-up. If the security system goes off due to electronic problems, a break-in, or fire, we get a call on our phones. If we do not respond, the company calls the police.

We keep a dog in the house that WILL attack and bite. If I grab my wife in a threatening way, the dog comes after me even though it is afraid of me.

We've had a person try to get into our house before. I had my gun ready. We chatted. He left.

Any time I have to answer the door, I have a gun on me. I usually have a gun in my pocket, even when watching TV. When in the shower, I have either a polymer auto or a stainless steel revolver within reach. When I'm without a gun on me, I have a flick-open locking knife on me.

And oh yes, the wifer's got her revolver -- so, don't mess with Grandma! My dad's mom kept a revolver nearby also. Firearms are just part of Southern culture. Dad's take their daughters hunting. Firearms are power tools. People fend for themselves in the South; it is that which is expected. This is also true in the agricultural areas of the Midwest, the Mountain states, Southwest, and Texas.

I've known a beaucoup of Southern good'ol boys who would pay to have someone get a burglar to attempt to break into their place just so that they could kill something out of season. Man or beast, wouldn't matter to them. There are boatloads of boys around here who kill and enjoy it a lot ... maybe a little too much. Do not cross them.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Southern+...ng&atb=v140-1&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images

Have yourself a riot in the South and this is what can happen to you. The person getting shot in this video was NOT trying to protect the crowd; he was attempting to drag the guy out of his car. If you believe the story of the fellow who ended up bleeding, then I have some waterfront property in Florida you may be interested in buying. If the fellow in the car had wanted to run over people, then he would have run over people.



Someone tries to harm my family and I'll kill him as easily as I'd kill a dang dog. Zero qualms.
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This a classic example of how data can get people into bother. As TMT Tactical has highlighted the risk of the gun owners' premises being broken into has escalated exponentially not he back of this leak.

Presumably the activist/s will be successfully prosecuted under the UK GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations) which carries a heavy fine, but the damage cannot be undone. I would also ask how the data system was accessed to allow such a breach.

 

Sadly any data can get into the wrong hands in these "electronic" days.

 

Another aspect of the argument is how do you know the data is accurate? Do you trust the Government to keep the data base up to date? No errors? How many millions of transactions are there? How many thousands of bureaucrats does it take to maintain? If you don't think there will be mistakes, lots of them, I have a bridge in Brooklyn I would like to sell you.

 

As a US Marine, I've seen that the only data that the government ever keeps accurate and up to date is information that can be used against us. Like a gun registry perhaps....

 

Any government that keeps lists of gun owners should be overthrown.

 

As the US should be. Remember, this is coming from a US Marine and most of us (at least where I'm stationed) agree with this. Biden was in one of the housing complexes the base owns and I lost track of how many people said they wanted to raid the complex

 

It's not just people who wish to break away from this collectivist Borg, there are states, there are entire regions. There's nothing united about the former United States. The states still wishing to follow the Constitution will take the military. Besides, the limp-wrists don't want any part of weaponry anyway.

We are well into sick times. The Left is mentally ill. Healthy people wish no part of being trapped in a giant psych ward.

If the lemming people want to self-destruct, excellent. We wish no part of that.

When termites invade all parts of a house, the house must be tented then fumigated with insecticide. Such may need to be done to America's megalopolis swaths.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=house+ten...on&atb=v140-1&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images



All we have to do is turn off the electricity and let them eat each other. Those who stray out, could be dealt with.

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That is a very good point. The more people that handle the data the higher the likelihood of error.

 

Side point before following video. Make sure that your firearms are not stolen. Lock them to the floor or in a safe when away from home. Let them not be stolen. Pay for ammo in cash. Avoid being tracked by Big Brother.

My mom's dad put a pickup truck's worth of squirrels on the supper table with his 12 ga single shot (his words, direct quote; trained me; been there; seen that; the man was downright scary; nobody messed with him ... ever).

As far as government regulations are concerned, f### them to death in hell eternally. Government bean-counters and bureaucrats have less than zero value in this world. Let them perish and never see the face of their Creator.


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This fellow is my buddy; never met the man; yet, he's my buddy; quality human:



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With a lip full of snuff ...



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More videos below; these I've not screened for accuracy, so pick'n'choose. Me, I've had -- traded some, kept others -- single shot shotguns. Do I have pump shotguns? Yeah, sure. Yet, single shots have their place. My mom's dad fed his family with one (add a giant garden, plus mountain woods foraging). In the USSA, the legal length of a shotgun barrel is 18 inches. So happens that 18 to 20 inches is a great length for close-in shooting. Reaching out of course requires a longer barrel (one great-grandfather of mine owned a 10 ga single shot with a 36 inch barrel = goose gun a century+ ago).

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=single+shot+survival+shotgun

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Don't know why, but I love shotgun single-shots. They are sleek. They are light. It's like aiming a little tree limb. They get the job done ... put food on the table. I do not like bulky firearms. Homey likes sleek. Pull up to shoulder, aim, fire = the way things should be. Shotguns kill. OK, sure, I've had to break a many a neck with my boot. Didn't want to. Mercy. Hope my Creator shows His Mercy when He takes me.
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