On driving anti-gunners crazy

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Antis would prefer that she try pepper spraying or urinating on her attacker(s), and if those don't work simply giving in to him/them rather than escalate violence, especially the dread "gun violence."

Somehow, a woman who has endured a violent attack or had died from one is noble, but a woman who has shot an attacker is a crazed gun nut.

I know at least one staunchly anti man who secretly from his anti friends sent his daughter through a pistol class and bought her a gun to go with her pepper spray. She's carrying both in her purse (not my teaching, but at least she carries the purse securely) every day.
 
I'd just about bet money she is from Georgia based on her accent. We have more than a few just like that here.
 
For two years I've tried to point out how good a shot they both are, and how guys might want to Watch her shoot.

It's amazing that people finally looked up their Youtube Channel. Do you create the link simply by typing the website verbatim?
Many anti-gun people would have contempt for their Kentucky accents, in order to discredit them.

If you like Brandon's wife, you might also like the young lady's skills in the "Faliaphotography" Youtube Channel. She also demonstrates nice options on carry for ladies. Her breakdown and reassembly of the XCR .308 rifle is nice.
 
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Do you create the link simply by typing the website verbatim?
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go to the url bar at the top of the web browser. If you click in there it should be highlighted, if it isn't highlighted you can do it a few different ways. 1)put the blinking cursor at the end of the url and hold down your left mouse button and drag the cursor to the front of the url, or tripleclick inside the url. Once the url is all highlighted in blue, use your right mouse button and when the menu pops up, click the left mouse button on "copy". Then move the cursor into the text box on TheHighroad, right click and left click on paste when the menu comes up.
 
cute, but entirely impractical. she needs one weapon, know exactly where it is at, and be able to use it quickly and well. i have no problem with women shooting. in fact, i have encouraged and helped several into the sport. the 44 mag, is a bit much for personal protection though.
 
Many anti-gun people would have contempt for their Kentucky accents, in order to discredit them.
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How do you know she's got a Kentucky accent? Because I've lived in and around KY for over 50 years and I've never heard anyone talk like that. She's got a deep south accent. She might live in KY but she doesn't talk with a KY accent. I've known people from all over the state and none of them talk that way. For one thing "y'all" is not a KY word. It's a deep south word. You're far more likely to hear someone from KY say "Ye" instead.
 
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How do you know she's got a Kentucky accent? Because I've lived in and around KY for over 50 years and I've never heard anyone talk like that. She's got a deep south accent. She might live in KY but she doesn't talk with a KY accent. I've known people from all over the state and none of them talk that way. For one thing "y'all" is not a KY word. It's a deep south word. You're far more likely to hear someone from KY say "Ye" instead.
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Born and raised in Kentucky and used you'all my whole life.
BTW I've shared this woth many and they love this video.
 
the 1st 3 guns she draws out of her purse she crosses herself

other than thaat -- nice video
 
BTW I've shared this woth many and they love this video.
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I liked the video of course. I guess we just come from different parts of the state. No one says "y'all" where I live. No one. It's no big deal BTW. I just was commenting. If you want to talk that way more power to you. I didn't mean to ruffle any feathers. FWIW I come from The Hillbilly Nation. We get hammered for the way we talk more than anyone. I don't do that to anyone. I was just pointing out that people say "Ye" where I lived and in other parts of the state I know well too. For example we might say, "Did ye get ye feet wet?" It's really irked me at times that people made fun of my wife for talking that way. I don't care what they say about me but I sure care what they say about her.
 
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I think some folks are way too focused on this woman's accent. If this wasn't THR, I would discuss exactly what I liked about this vid. Subcribed to their vids.
 
CEE ZEE - " ... I guess we just come from different parts of the state. No one says "y'all" where I live. No one. ..."
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I was born in Alabama and later raised in Arkansas. I had and still have relatives all over the South. I have heard "Y'all" used all my life in the South, no matter where I traveled, but .................

I have never used it or heard it used in the "singular." It was/is always used as a "collective." If it is used by one person, it is implied that the one person is part of a "collective," or plural people. I.e., "Hey Joe, what are y'all doing tonight?," meaning Joe and his two buddies, or Joe and his wife, etc., etc., etc. If meaning only "Joe" himself, it would be "Hey Joe, what are you doing tonight?"

I would hazard a guess the young woman in the video is addressing the "collective" who are viewing her video, rather than just one individual.

Using "Y'all" in the singular is more a fiction created by Hollywood writers and directors who think they know something of the southern way of speaking, but they only know what previous film and teevee inaccuracies have told them, creating the typical Southern stereotype. Kinda like the inaccurate use of guns in film and teevee. "Well I saw it in that cops-'n-robbers movie so it must be true." :)

My take on it. ;)

L.W.
 
Leanwolf - BROTHER! I'm with you but only the Nuns in the NORTH taught that type there English. Let the girl shoot.

No knock brother, she could use a lesson but thinking she get a pass here on in…
 
I'm from eastern NC...not what I consider "deep" south. Everyone i know uses ya'll.


I would have guessed the accent was from Georgia...
 
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