Why I Turned on American “2nders”

I coined that term and here’s why

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I grew up surrounded by guns, as common as kitchen utensils in our household. My grandparents, Clarence and Larue Goodsell, had loaded .38s on their bedside tables. My grandmother’s Ruger snub-nose revolver still sits in my brother’s gun safe, for me. In the so-called land of the free, the U.S., we’ve seen a shift since Brexit in 2015. It’s a corporate-captured fascistic landscape: Big Food, Pharma, and “Defense” in a perpetual embrace. I live in Thailand now, truly the Land of the Free.

The elite know their days are numbered, and everything since the Brexit, Covid, and Steal-2000 has been wake-up, a desperate act to maintain control. Progressive, woke, elitist politics—global corporate and governmental partnerships—are all part of this charade. But Americans still don’t get it. COVID exposed the truth. Armed to the teeth with Second Amendment rights, Americans were revealed as easily scared and lacking courage. You rolled over when your churches and small businesses were shut down. You sat on your arsenal instead of standing up for your rights.

America’s systemic problem for the global elite is its armed citizenry. Yet, you let them dictate your lives, close your doors, and silence your gatherings—all while holding the very tools meant to ensure your freedom. You were fooled. Until I see American gun owners make a peaceful yet stalwart stand, don’t talk to me about greatness.

I grew up with guns all over the place. They were as common as kitchen utensils in our house. Just 100 yards away was my grandparents’ place—Clarence and Larue Goodsell—where loaded .38s sat on their bedside tables. The only distinction was that my grandmother’s was a Ruger snub-nose revolver, typical of an old-time cop, while my grandfather’s had a long barrel. I still have my grandmother’s snub-nose; it’s sitting in my brother’s gun safe.

…In the so-called land of the free, the United States, we’ve been witnessing a global shift since Brexit in 2015. It’s laughably corporate-captured fascistic (State and Corp suck each-other’s cocks for facials 24/7): Big Food, Pharma, and “Defense.”

I live in the Land of the Free: “Thai” (free) Land.

… The elite realized their days were numbered, and everything since can be seen through that lens. The progressive, woke, elitist, fascist politics—global corporate and governmental partnerships—have all been part of this long-standing bedfellow act.

But here’s the rub: Americans still don’t get it. COVID laid it bare. Americans, supposedly armed to the teeth with their Second Amendment rights, were exposed as easily scared and lacking courage. Sure, they can raise money, go to court, fight out legal battles, but when push comes to shove, they’re all talk.

Let’s face it, the U.S. has a unique situation with the Second Amendment, boasting over 200 million gun owners and trillions of rounds of ammunition. People argue it’s not enough to stave off the forces of the U.S. military. Maybe so, but consider this: those military forces come from the same familial stock as the gun owners. The last thing they’ll do is turn on their family, friends, and neighbors. If anything, they’ll join them. This is America’s systemic problem for the global elite. Here, laws can’t just be steamrolled; if you go after the Second Amendment, the guns come out. Everyone knows it.

The elite have been working to quell the potential uprising by disarming the spirit, if not the hands, of gun owners. COVID was their moment. They shut down your churches, your small businesses, and what did you do? You rolled over. You sat on your arsenal instead of standing up for your rights. Freedom of assembly, freedom of religion—these are core constitutional guarantees. You should have formed a peaceful, armed assembly to protect your communities as they worshiped, kept churches open, and dared the leviathan state to challenge you.

Instead, you let one of the most overbearing states in the world fool you as you procliam it’s the greatest. It’s far from it. America is the least free country I ever lived in, and I’ve lived in 4 countries (Japan, France, Mexico, and Thailand). America is the least free where it really matters: America has a pussy-boy-cop state with wannabes who want to harass you at every turn.

I’ve never visited another country, ever, with such exuberant police. I almost never see cops anywhere outside of America. American police are the most harassing and annoying in the entire world by geometric proportions. It’s the quintessential police state. It attracts people who want to fuck with you. Generally, Thai police don’t want to mess with your day unless they see you’re going to be a real danger to others. They don’t even care if you just ran a red light…so long as there were no cars coming and you took care in running it.

(I point this out because I want Americans to feel fucking stupid. I’m unabashed in that drive. Americans are fucking stupid in their unabashed support of police. There is so very little any of them get right.)

You have let them dictate your lives, close your doors, and silence your gatherings—all while holding the very tools meant to ensure your freedom. You were fooled.

Do not talk to me about how great American gun owners are until I see them make and take a peaceful, yet stalwart stand.

This is not the truth:

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