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[VIDEO] Is It Time to Pack a Matic?

Writer: Dwayne Tryumf
Dwayne Tryumf
Jul 7, 2022
1 min read

Updated: Jul 13, 2022

LONDON — Found this video on the interwebs by Jerone Davison, he is running for congress and making his case for the Second Amendment right to bear arms.


WATCH: Jerone Davison fends off KKK with AR-15 in viral campaign ad


As a part time video director I was impressed by how well the clip was put together, apparently it’s a re-enactment of an event that happened to him in Mississippi, I was reminded of a film I watched in my youth called “Mississippi Burning”.


Jesus said "those who live by the sword will die by the sword" yet in the same breath He tells His disciples to "sell your cloak and buy a sword". Two passages that require further study.



What are your thoughts on the issue? Is it time to pack a matic? Leave a comment below.

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roguestates
Jul 08, 2022
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This twitter thread pretty well describes how I feel about the angle he chose to go with. Of course we should own guns, of course self defense is not sinful. But that's not the problem issue with the angle he chose.


https://twitter.com/wrong_speak/status/1544990029851889667


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roguestates
Jul 08, 2022
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Copy pasted, I'm using his words instead of my own, because he is black and I am white, and far too many people subscribe to the fallacy that I don't get to speak on this matter because of my skin color, which is completely wrong on like 100 different levels, but I digress... "This might be an unpopular opinion but I don't like this at all.


I also didn't like it when a black Democrat put a noose around his neck talking about his distant relatives being lynched for their political ad.


Let me explain why...


For one, the KKK isn't out here attacking black people and we need to stop with this constant imagery that is from the early-mid 1900s.…


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