Stop being something you aren’t
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- This came up recently so I figured throw it up here
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Good stuff. You just gained a follower!
Thanks for the honesty bro! I never had the privilege of serving but I’ve been in the gun community a long time and seen what you’re talking about. Thanks for sharing information and hoping to get in one of your classes some day.
Much appreciated
It’s ALL YOU’VE SAID here that can resonate with everything we do in the public sphere, especially on social media. Very accurate, and yet another reason you are a solid gold individual (Yeti too).
And takes like these are exactly why I love your stuff man.
Thank you
Rock solid brotha, Semper Fi
I didn't serve. But have shot competition more than a few Marines. I can appreciate your point of view. There are always a few in *any* group who do more work on their image than their job.
Why I can't stand Tony Cowden and Mike glover
Much appreciated
Love this keep doing what u are doing Bruiser!!!!!
Thank you
You can live it or you can talk about it
Aside from Paul howl Bob Keller and Matt pranka I don’t know many real killers that I don’t trust that they aren’t embellishing
If you live it you don’t have time talk about how awesome you are
But they can teach you and show you
I won't dive too deep, but I needed to hear this because I'm that guy who has nothing to hang my hat on.
I enlisted during a time of two wars with heavy fighting when the whole entire military was on a crazy deployment schedule.
I knew guys who claimed 5 deployments in 4 years.
Somewhere, I have a hard drive. On that hard drive, there's a video of every mechanic in our motor pool sitting near a wall bouncing tennis balls off of it with our non dominant hands because we were too good with our dominant hands.
That's what my time in the Army was like.
And here I sit, trying to figure out how to be an asset to the Second Amendment community.
(That's also the reason I hate people who say thank you for your service)
Who is he talking about?
No one in particular. They know who they are.