Spider & the Fly

Spider

South Korea is shifting toward communism. Among other things, observers cite “the destruction of rights and freedoms, unprecedented oppression and suppression, all sorts of incursions on personal property. You have a rising dictatorship with the collapse of the three branches into a uni-party dictatorship, and you have somebody at the helm of South Korea who is pro-Chinese Communist Party, pro-North Korea, anti-American. And this is the stark reality that is going on in South Korea.” [More]

Man, look at all those “commonsense gun safety laws“!

As for those who came here, “57% are immigrants” who vote Democrat over Republican 67% to 28%, and 76% want “stricter gun laws.” Rooftop Koreans are not the norm. Considering their history and traditions, and that most live in urban environments, what are the major cultural factors that will influence the political development of upcoming generations, and how does that square with “gun influencers” countering that assimilation will take care of any worries?

Who Lost South Korea? – Alarm Bells Ringing about South Korea. Is Anyone Listening?

I could ask the same questions about here.

dcodrea

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David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament.

2 thoughts on “Spider & the Fly”

  1. Taiwan will follow.
    Will each then become an Iran style existential threat to CONUS?
    Our elite’s manner of maintaining beneficial international partnerships leaves much to be desired.
    Those who fail to hail the elite’s grand celebrations of success in world affairs are trashed as being unpatriotic (soon to run up to terror threat status).
    Another turn of the screw, another ratchet click on the wheel.
    When does our empire turn to dust? When does Americana in Perpetuum run out the clock?
    Cleaning and oiling, and sipping some now barred due to trade war Canadian whiskey.

  2. You know that recurring question about who would risk their life to save the UK (or Europe) from the consequences of their foolishness “one more time again”?

    Well, how about South Korea?

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