Mary, Monkey, Sun, Tree and Penis Whoreshippers - Part D - Daryl Kabatoff
February 1st 2023 12:18 pm 179,789 words (208 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

Women and children, both on reserves and off reserves, should be encouraged to continue hunting and fishing, as society will collapse and there will be no resources freely handed out to them. Rifles firing the little Winchester .243 caliber cartridges are great as the smaller cartridge can easily be fired by people of smaller stature, and the bullet has just enough power to kill the predatory wild boars, cougars, wild dogs, wolves and is adequate for harvesting deer. People new to hunting and considering their first rifle should seriously consider the many benefits of owning a rifle calibrated to firing the .243 Winchester, shooting at a pack of wild dogs with just a .22 rimfire or .22 Hornet rifle can get you killed. Some people predict that the wild boar population in Saskatchewan will soon exceed the number of people in the province, insanity is to prevent people in the countryside, or in the city, to have the means to defend themselves. Like the witches, the cougars, coyotes, wolves and the wild boar eat people. And there are rabid animals in the countryside that have no fear of humans. The corrupt chiefs on the reserves should have made resources available to the women and children so they could obtain rifles, and should have allowed them to benefit each Treaty Day and obtain the boxes of bullets they were eligible for when they were freely being handed out annually by the RCMP officers. The Islamic Canadian and other western governments are manufacturing weapons and then selling or freely gifting these weapons to people who want to cut our heads off. Huge arms shipments sent by western nations to Islamic nations are written off when the recipient nations fail to pay their bills, and then the taxpayers are made to cover the debt. We should instead be making guns for our own people, teaching them to care for the weapons and to discharge them accurately. Or instead of adopting the .243 Winchester, teach your children, spouse or grandma to be skilled in shooting the .338 Lapua Magnum or the .50 caliber BMG, they are better for defense against bears and are recommended by veterans for sniping and counter-sniping. Avoid a rifle of less power than a .243 Winchester as you will need the additional power to pierce the hide and bones of a charging thick-skinned animal. If you want to try your luck with a slightly larger caliber than .243 Winchester, then consider the .270 Winchester, 7mm-08 Remington or the 7mm Remington Magnum. From what I’ve read, I think that most people would be better served with “a semi-auto .243 Winchester” than with rifles calibrated to .223, 270, 7mm-08, 7mm Remington. .308 or 30-06, unless your primary purpose is to kill moose, elk, elephants, hippos, rhinos, or bears. And if your primary purpose is to kill some of those big game animals, then you are better served by yet larger calibers, and if your purpose is warfare, then consider a .338 Lapua or .50 BMG, or perhaps a .243 Winchester, in part because the ammunition is commonly available.

Personally I believe that people are in need of rifles to defend themselves from other people. If you are wanting a rifle for the primary purpose of defending yourself and defending your people from other people, you have a lot of choices, but for children and adults of smaller dimensions, get one that will not break or fracture your wrist, or arm or shoulder when you shoot it. When your rifle is of a semi-auto variety, the gasses are expended to cycle the rifle rather than to break your shoulder. If you choose to get the rifle as a bolt-action repeater, consider obtaining one that has a shorter bolt throw, so you can cycle the rifle without having to move the bolt long distances. Get a version of the rifle that is light enough to carry, but keep in mind that the lighter the rifle, the more it will kick. Try to get a rifle that has iron sites on the barrel. Make sure the caliber is at least as large as the .243 Winchester as smaller rounds may be inadequate when trying to use the rifle in the secondary role of defending yourself from large dogs, wolves or wild boar that weight in excess of 1,000 pounds.

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.