LIVE NOW - www.twitch.tv/adamcouser

the Second Amendment ain't about duck hunting

Only a fool trusts the government.

“500 million?, we got to get those numbers up” - George Washington

in 4 hours there would be nothing left but beer cans and empty shogun shells

We've been stocking up for 250 years after that little incident with the British. 😊

Don't forget to add in the fact that a pretty decent chunk of the population would be EXCITED to fight off invaders.  I'm being totally serious when I say that there is a certain subset of Americans that would not only defend the country but would treat it as some kind of sporting event

"a gun behind every blade of grass" is a saying for a reason

“So how many guns do you have?”

“You mean on me?”

Yes we have that many guns. Freedom isn't free.

“What kind of firearm do you own?”

“Yes.”

“Y’all collecting them like Pokemon cards?”

Yes. Some folks, yes.

"You cannot invade mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass."
- Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto

haha 500 million registered guns .. double or triple that for unregistered would be a better guess

Adam: “I’m sure an American already has a drone with a gun attached.”

American: “First of all, keep your voice down…”

That is only the guns the government KNOW about.  Trust me, the number is higher.  They don't know about the antiques and "vintage" firearms passed down generationally, the gifts from dad to his kids that slipped under the radar and etc.  For Civil War reenactments it isn't unheard of for the reenactors to show up with more working cannon than the original armies had.  America is serious about our weaponry.

I'm a veteran in Alaska with multiple firearms.

It's legal to own tanks. Most of the paperwork is if you want the guns.
The other amusing thing to legally own is a flame thrower.

It took 6 years for England to go from banning hand guns to arresting its own citizens for saying unapproved things on the internet. In the U.S. we realized that if we don't have the right to bear arms, then we don't actually have any of the other rights either.

Where I grew up, it wasn’t “do you own a gun” but “how many guns do you own.”

Someone tell him we can have a few thousand rounds of 5.56 delivered to our front door just like an Amazon order.
Edit... so I've heard...😅😅😅