From: darylkabatoff@yahoo.ca   
      
   Mary, Monkey, Sun, Tree and Penis Whoreshippers - Part G - Daryl Kabatoff   
   September 11th 2023 7:47 pm 222,831 words (259 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   
      
      Native women could consider buying rifles for their children and for their   
   grandchildren, and for themselves, in .243 Winchester. This caliber is of   
   adequate power to take down wild boar that exceed 1000 pounds in size, and the   
   rifle doesn’t kick so    
   much and so is unlikely to break your shoulder. You can get a .243 Winchester   
   as a semi-auto and this way the expended gasses are absorbed and used to eject   
   and to cycle the next round and so it will kick even less, and this way the   
   child will be better    
   protected against charging herds of wild boar. Furthermore the cartridges may   
   be loaded with less powder and lighter bullets. Some of your sons and   
   daughters may prefer to get rifles that shoot larger bullets than. 243   
   Winchester, if that is the case    
   then consider buying them a rifle calibrated to 7mm-08 Remington. Although   
   .308 may be a better caliber for moose and bear (as opposed to .243 and   
   7mm-08), the children do not face too many threats from moose and bear, they   
   require instead rifles to deal    
   with alternate threats (wild boar, cougars, dogs, coyotes, wolves, rabid   
   animals, Islamists and Communists, and absolutely insane radical feminists).   
   If the child desires to go hunting for moose or bear some day, then the child   
   may borrow a larger    
   caliber rifle for that purpose. The .243, 7mm-08 and .308 all use the same   
   brass (fabulous advantage), all are a good choice for use in the prairies.   
   Kookums are not making a mistake if they buy a rifle in 7mm-08 or .308 instead   
   of the recommended .243,    
   as the guns can be traded up and down, the important thing is to buy the .243,   
   7mm-08 or the .308 if it is offered to you used, as opposed to something like   
   6.5 Grendel (the 7mm-08 is superior, holds more powder and the brass is of a   
   common variety), or    
   for example a .45 Colt, which doesn’t have the range offered by .243, 7mm-08   
   and .308. Some elderly native hunters prefer the 25-06 over any other, this is   
   easier on the shoulder than the more massive .270 and 30-06, Kookums can buy   
   used rifles    
   specifically in these three (25-06, .270 and 30-06) calibers as well, they are   
   good calibers that can easily be traded for rifles of other calibers later.   
      
      When Islamists and Communists shoot at your children with far reaching   
   calibers, it would be silly to fight back with rifles that can’t shoot that   
   far back. There are calibers that shoot further than the .243, 25-06, .270,   
   7mm-08, .308 and 30-06,    
   they generally use longer brass resulting in a heavier gun, but the thought   
   was to provide rifles for children and adults that are easier to carry and to   
   shoot.    
      
      I think in order of preference for children and small adults, get a .243   
   first choice then a 7mm-08 second choice. For somewhat stronger and larger   
   people who may want more hitting power, there is the .308. Then we have the   
   25-06, .270 and 30-06,    
   these are larger brass resulting in heavier guns, while the 25-06 is easier on   
   the shoulder than the .270 or 30-06, and the .270 is easier on the shoulder   
   than the 30-06, all are generally unsuitable for smaller people. Women and   
   grandmothers should try    
   to obtain rifles in .243 and 7mm-08 calibers as gifts for their smaller   
   children and grandchildren. Adult males may also consider gifting rifles to   
   their smaller children and grandchildren as well, consider getting them rifles   
   in .243 and 7mm-08.    
   Anything smaller than .243 is inadequate for wolves and pigs, and grossly   
   inadequate for charging bears and moose. Maybe spend a bit more to get a   
   higher quality rifle, maybe get the rifle with iron sites machined or screwed   
   or fixed some way onto the    
   barrel so the rifle may be used without a scope, and consider spending the   
   money on a quality scope. Your child will not need a scope if the purpose of   
   the rifle is to defend him or herself from charging herds of pigs or packs of   
   wolves and coyotes. A “   
   scout” rifle in 7mm-08 would make a great gift for a child, it is short and   
   light and has the iron sites built in. Savage made a cheaper “scout” rifle   
   in 7mm-08 that is a great value. If the rifle is too heavy or hurts too much   
   when the child    
   shoots it, the child may not have it when they need it. Maybe spend a bit more   
   and purchase a quality mountain rifle in .243 for the child, these mountain   
   rifles are very light weight. Elderly native hunters (native Indians with   
   experience and wisdom)    
   sometimes rave about the merits of having a rifle calibrated to 25-06, again   
   the child will be better off with a .243 or 7mm-08 as the rifle is lighter for   
   them to carry, it will not break their shoulder, and the ammo is easier to   
   obtain. Sure there are    
   other good calibers such a 7mm Remington Magnum or .338 Lapua, these may be a   
   good choice for larger and stronger people rather than for your young son or   
   daughter. And if you are buying your child a shotgun, get them a 12 gauge that   
   is semi-auto as the    
   semi-autos do not kick so much. Try to insure that your child is mature enough   
   before you provide him or her with a semi-automatic weapon. The western   
   governments are doing all they can to provide Islamists with tons of weapons,   
   don’t wait for western    
   governments to provide a rifle for your child. Under the J Treaty Indians in   
   Canada may cross the Canadian-American border, maybe use the opportunity to   
   get your children Third Generation night vision scopes and handguns. Indians   
   on reserves in    
   Saskatchewan have the resources to manufacture high quality rifles and can be   
   known internationally as makers of quality firearms.   
      
      
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