Guns Enable a small minority to dominate a majority. It is a white supremacist fable that prowess with firearms was critical to survival during the rugged frontier days. Dr. Welsing points out that "Native Americans taught Europeans how to grow corn to feed themselves and survive. Guns were needed however, if Native (non-white) Americans were going to be removed successfully from the land that the Europeans (whites) wished to dominate and control." [MORE]
Dr. Welsing believes that white people's obsession with guns is due to their collective color deficiency and numerical inadequacy. Whites are overwhelmingly outnumbered on this planet which is 90% non-white and expanding.
'This global white collective maintains a different appearance from the rest of humankind, and they dislike this difference. Therefore, they tan, use makeup, [excercise obsessively and buy guns]. They remain a minority of the world's people, surrounded globally by a black, brown, red and yellow global majority. The white global collective remains genetically recessive to the black, brown, red and yellow global majority and lives each day and each minute of every hour in the continuous fear of losing their domination over non-whites, all over the globe.' [MORE]
People who classify themselves as White, who wish to be taken seriously, and who are righteous and responsible, will only talk about ending White Supremacy (Racism) and replacing it with Justice. [MORE]
From [HERE] If you’re considering a gun for your home or just want to better understand how difficult or easy it is for others to get their hands on weapons, it’s important to understand the gun laws in your state, as well as what’s happening in other states. Take a look at the prohibitions that affect buying, selling, and shooting across the U.S.
Texas
- No registration required for firearms
- No permit required to purchase rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- No permit required to possess rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- Permit required for concealed carry of a handgun; requires a handgun proficiency course
- Background checks required federally for sale by a firearms dealer
- No background check required for transfer between private parties
- Stand Your Ground law
Arizona
- No registration for firearms
- No permit to purchase rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- No permit to possess rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- No permit to openly carry
- No permit to concealed carry for anyone 21 or older, who is not a prohibited possessor
- No background check required for transfer of a firearm between private, unlicensed parties
- Federally licensed firearms dealers must initiate a background check on a purchaser
- Stand Your Ground law
Missouri
- No registration required for firearms
- No permit required to purchase rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- No permit required to possess rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- Permit required for concealed carry
- Background checks required federally for sale by a firearms dealer
- No background check required for transfer between private parties
- Castle Doctrine
Montana
- No registration required for firearms
- No permit required to purchase rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- No permit required to possess rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- Permit required for concealed carry
- No prohibitions generally on open carry
- Background checks required federally for sale by a firearms dealer
- No background check required for transfer between private parties
- Stand Your Ground law
New York
- No registration required for rifles and shotguns, except in New York City
- Registration required for handguns
- No permit required to purchase rifles and shotguns, except in New York City
- Permit required to purchase handguns
- No license required to possess rifles and shotguns
- License required to possess a handgun
- License to possess a handgun serves also as a license to carry unless restricted; New York City requires special permission
- Possession of any loaded rifle or shotgun in a vehicle is prohibited
- Background checks required federally for sale by a firearms dealer
- Background check required for gun transfers between unlicensed persons at a gun show
- Background check required for handgun license
- Castle Doctrine
South Dakota
- No registration required for firearms
- No permit required to purchase rifles, shotguns, or handguns; application required for handgun if purchaser doesn't hold a valid carrying permit
- No permit required to possess rifles, shotguns, or handguns
- Permit required for carry
- Background check required
- Background checks required federally for sale by a firearms dealer
- No background check required for transfer between private parties
- Castle Doctrine [MORE]
