From: darylkabatoff@yahoo.ca   
      
   Mary, Monkey, Sun, Tree and Penis Whoreshippers - Part D - Daryl Kabatoff   
   December 30th 2022 10:02 pm 169,495 words (193 pages)   
      
   “The very concept of a nation founded by European settlers is offensive to   
   me. Old stock White Canadians are an unpleasant relic, and quite frankly,   
   replaceable. And we will replace them." - Canadian Prime Minister Justin   
   Trudeau, when asked to comment    
   on his Open Borders Immigration Strategy, speaking without preparation,   
   without the aid of a writer   
      
   “Christians are the worst part of Canadian society.” - Canadian Prime   
   Minister Justin Trudeau speaking without preparation, without the aid of a   
   writer   
      
   “If you’re not willing to embrace Islam, you’re not a part of our   
   society.” - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaking without   
   preparation, without the aid of a writer   
      
   “Without writers, nothing speak so good in word stuff.” - Eddie Izzard   
      
      
      Consider buying one of those new fangled light-weight “mountain   
   rifles,” but get one in .243 Winchester (it would be nice to have fixed iron   
   sights on the barrel and with a carbon fiber stock), and weighs around five   
   pounds with an empty magazine,    
   for your child, spouse or kokum (for your grandmother). Those light-weight   
   mountain rifles are available in larger calibers but those larger calibers   
   produce a lot more heat for the light-weight barrels, and when your barrel   
   gets too hot you lose    
   accuracy. A lot of children will want to get mountain rifles under their   
   blinkin’ trees or for their birthdays. Anyway, my main message to the kids   
   is to always oil your firearms, if you fire them then the heat removes the oil   
   inside the barrel and    
   then the inside of the barrel will start to rust. When you cover the inside of   
   the barrel with oil, then it will not rust. And if you are holding a beer, a   
   joint and a rifle and you are trying to get over or under a barbed-wire fence,   
   my advice is to    
   make sure not to spill your beer, and then remember to pick up your rifle if   
   you lay it down. A mountain rifle in 7mm-08 might be nice (equipped with iron   
   sites would be nicer), together with a good scope and sling, it might be   
   adequate to defend from    
   bears and harvest moose, but such a light-weight rifle will give a bit of a   
   kick. If your kid dothn’t want a .243 mountain rifle under their blinkin’   
   tree or for their birthday, instead consider getting him or her a heavier   
   rifle in .338 Lapua Magnum    
   or in .50 caliber BMG. Seniors with brittle bones may have their shoulder   
   bones broken when firing a .338 Lapua, they may be better served with the less   
   powerful .243 Winchester or a 7mm-08 Remington calibrated rifles. There is a   
   myriad of calibers    
   between .243 Winchester and .338 Lapua that are suitable for defense,   
   similarly there is a myriad of calibers between .338 Lapua and .50 BMG that   
   are similarly suitable for defense, my thought was that it would be wise to   
   encourage people to purchase a    
   rifle calibrated to at least .243 Winchester as anything less could be   
   underpowered for defense against the wild boar and other thick-skinned   
   predators, while purchasing other calibers and calibers “between” .338 and   
   .50 (such as .375, .408 and .416)    
   would result ammo supply issues. People new to firearms and wanting their   
   first rifle should consider getting a common caliber to make it easier to   
   obtain ammo, such as .243 Winchester, 7mm-08 Remington and .308 Remington.   
   Longer ammunition includes the .   
   270 Winchester, .300 Win. Mag., and the 30-06 Springfield, but rifles   
   chambered for these longer shells will weigh considerably more than a mountain   
   rifle, and they too will be outgunned by the heavier yet .338 Lapua and .50   
   BMG. If you can’t find a .   
   243 Winchester or 7mm-08 Remington or .308 Winchester and somebody offered you   
   a cheap .270 Winchester, 25-06 Remington or a .30-06 Springfield, you should   
   seriously consider buying it as you can always trade it later for a more   
   desirable rifle. If your    
   kid wants a lever action rifle consider giving him or her a Browning Lever   
   Action in .243 or .308 Winchester (and not a 30-30). Break the Kung Flu   
   quarantine and buy some ammo for yourself. Make use of a .243 or .270   
   Winchester, or the .308 and the 7.   
   62x51mm, until you can find yourself a .338 Lapua or .50 BMG. A Remington 1100   
   12 gauge semi-auto or pump shotgun might be nice, the semi-autos have less   
   recoil and should be preferred by the seniors with the brittle bones. If you   
   give your kid a pellet    
   gun, or a single shot .22, or a single shot .243, they are likely to be raped   
   and pissed on before they are beheaded. Americans should consider sending some   
   of their old surplus generation 3 night vision optics to Canada.   
      
      I know this gun talk is all a little technical and a little confusing,   
   maybe have more faith in your children and ask them which caliber they prefer   
   before you buy them their rifles. Some kids will not care which caliber they   
   get and will instead only    
   care about the color of the rifle, if that is the case just give such kids   
   bolt action rifles calibrated to .338 Lapua and be done with it, the heavy   
   weight of the rifle and the recoil will help toughen them up. It is better for   
   the kids to learn to be    
   tough and responsible citizens than to be attending a Catholic Church and   
   learning to ram their penises up each other’s arseholes. Rather than   
   endlessly debating the issue of which caliber of rifle to provide for your   
   child, just get him or her a rifle    
   in .243 Winchester or .338 Lapua and let them practice. The great thing about   
   rifles in .338 Lapua and .50 BMG, is that we have soldiers serving in the   
   Canadian Armed Forces that would love to have one of these long reaching   
   rifles, so if your kid loses    
   interest in the hobby (or gets killed), there will be a demand for his or her   
   rifle and you will probably get your money back. Instead of just giving   
   Canadian soldiers a tarp and a jeep, we should consider giving them a decent   
   rifle as well.   
      
      
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