Defending Against Mob Violence

Here in California we are moe concerned on what to call the homeless than getting them off the street.. It used to be homeless....then it became "people affected by homelessness" and now it's "people experiencing homelessness" I guess "rent or mortgage challenged" had too much of a mental stigma. Next week the city council is voting on what to call "man" hole covers.

Lived in Seal Beach during the late 80's. No homeless were in town if the local PD could help it.Long Beach and Huntington Beach got them all.
 
Ha! Got ya'll beat.....

I ditched the smartphone in 2014 and went back to a flip phone. I never used any apps and never needed anything more than a map and road signs.

I typically don't own things I am opposed to, so never getting a smartphone if I can help it.

Smartphones and social media have done sooooo much damage to society. Both are catalysts to the insanity our culture is seeing right now.
 
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Well taken. Since warning shots are no longer viable I think maybe racking the slide of a shotgun and pointing at the determined leader of a mob is the Least that could be done when surrounded
Better to back off sooner to avoid confrontation. I'be see the videos of citizens in cars with family surrounded by mobs
Not only mob scenes. In places like Florida. Everyone has a gun. There's many desperate people drugged up that have no respect for their own life. Confrontation can come suddenly and from anywhere.
That and 45 acp loaded to limit penetration and exaggerate impact.
 
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In places like Florida. Everyone has a gun. There's many desperate people drugged up that have no respect for their own life. Confrontation can come suddenly and from anywhere.
That and 45 acp loaded to limit penetration and exaggerate impact.

The folks that live here year round normally drive sanely. It is when the folks that are winter residents that drive with no respect to others. This year has been a bit different a lot of the usual winter residents have stayed all year, and the accident rate has been up.

A friend of mine normally flies down to go to a large gun show here every winter and stays two weeks. He does not drive while he is here, lets us chauffer him around. He watches what goes on while driving. His response is "that we are growing another batch to send to you".
 
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The folks that live here year round normally drive sanely. It is when the folks that are winter residents that drive with no respect to others. This year has been a bit different a lot of the usual winter residents have stayed all year, and the accident rate has been up.

A friend of mine normally flies down to go to a large gun show here every winter and stays two weeks. He does not drive while he is here, lets us chauffer him around. He watches what goes on while driving. His response is "that we are growing another batch to send to you".

I have to differ. Come to Vero Beach. Sit on US-1 for 5 minutes. You'll not see Caddy's and Buick's with Q-Tip head seniors driving like they are on a drag strip blasting down the road. You'll see jacked up pick ups, Mustangs and Chargers. I live on US-1 and been here long enough to know
 
I have to differ. Come to Vero Beach. Sit on US-1 for 5 minutes. You'll not see Caddy's and Buick's with Q-Tip head seniors driving like they are on a drag strip blasting down the road. You'll see jacked up pick ups, Mustangs and Chargers. I live on US-1 and been here long enough to know

I grew up in Vero Beach. My Great-Grandparents lived here. Have seen it all. The people that drive like that usually come from the cities up north, those are usually kids that their parents buy fancy toys for the to play with. Yes, I do see Q-Tips driving every make of car known, they have a problem of pulling out into traffic that is doing 45 and they do maybe 30 if you are lucky. We use to use turn signals when we turned. Nowadays folks do not use them or if they do they get about one blink of the light before they turn. They cut across several lanes of traffic, because they have no idea where they are going. Could go on and on.......
 
So I guess this is a no no

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I've grown up and lived in Florida almost my entire life. Every time my wife and I travel out of state we drive 15mph under the posted speed limit in the left lane with our right turn signal constantly on.

Why? Well, since almost every tourist and snowbird who comes down here for the "season" does it also, we figured it must be how they do it up north (you know, in Georgia...)! :D
 
Here's a recent video from Massad Ayoob speaking about defending yourself against mob violence.

Wise advice and worth every moment of the 15 minutes.

Defending Against Mob Violence - Critical Mas(s) Ep. 04 with Massad Ayoob - YouTube

I LOVE Massad Ayoob and have almost every book he has written. You can't go wrong listening to his advice.

That said when it comes down to serious mob violence and riots. If I could have my wish I would like to have a little weapon I was introduced to while I was in the US Army; a Stoner 63A ;) - Stoner 63 - Modern Firearms

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I LOVE Massad Ayoob and have almost every book he has written. You can't go wrong listening to his advice.

That said when it comes down to serious mob violence and riots. If I could have my wish I would like to have a little weapon I was introduced to while I was in the US Army; a Stoner 63A ;) - Stoner 63 - Modern Firearms

Stoner63lmg-1.jpg


I prefer the HK MP5 fully silenced. A long time ago in a different life I was a member of this: 8 Weapons of FAST Company Marines – Tactical Life Gun Magazine: Gun News and Gun Reviews
 
Don't get in their way, they will run you over. All the Retirees seem to be in a hurry, for what I am not sure..........

Hey, I'm a retiree but I'm in no hurry but to get the he double hockey sticks out of the Peoples Socialist Republic of California. ;)
 
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Was stationed there one time. Enjoyed where I lived (Seal Beach). Great climate and with the job I had we dealt with 22 different law enforcement agencies using our ranges.
 
If I explained how I thought the fastest way to break up a rioting mob was it might give someone an idea and I would not want to do that as it is not only highly illegal and unethical unless used as a last resort in extremist of circumstances to limit the loss of life. I am not advocating just opening fire on them either.
 
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