On this episode of The Resistance Library Podcast, Sam Jacobs interviews Brian Nichols. Brian Nichols is the host of The Brian Nichols Show and an Associate Editor at The Libertarian Republic. We had Brian on to discuss the small-L libertarian response to a handful of issues that many Americans, even limited-government conservatives, demand “something must be done.” What follows is a spirited discussion of the role of the state in creating problems.
“Prove you’re alive. If you don’t claim your humanity you will become a statistic. You have been warned.”
- Tyler Durden’s character in Fight Club.
The warrior mindset allows you to take on the world’s biggest empire and win. That’s just what the Founding Fathers and others did. They eschewed a victim mentality, choosing to look inside for mental strength to persevere. The warrior mindset is not just for political struggle. It can be applied in everyday life. Check out some of our favorite Warrior Mindset Quotes: Quotes About Mental Toughness and Overcoming Life’s Challenges at Ammo.com.
“I bark at no man’s bid. I will never come and go, and fetch and carry, at the whistle of the great man in the White House no matter who he is.”
– Davy Crockett
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“Free men own the means to protect themselves; serfs and slaves do not. Which are you?”
– Unknown
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“Either we believe that the State exists to serve the individual or that the individual exists to serve the State.”
– Ayn Rand
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There’s no denying the sheer power that the 338 Lapua Mag commands. But does that mean that the 308 Win is anemic, inaccurate, and obsolete? Absolutely NOT!
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Yesterday -September 2nd, marked the 84th anniversary of the Pittman-Robertson Act.
Signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on September 2, 1937, the Pittman-Robertson Act, known officially as the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act of 1937, does not establish a new tax. Instead, it commandeered an existing 11-percent excise tax on rifles, shotguns and ammunition, and a 10-percent tax on pistols. Rather than going into the general fund of the United States Treasury, the Pittman-Robertson Act earmarked this money for the Department of the Interior and its wildlife preservations efforts. The money is then distributed to the states and can be spent how they see fit.
On this episode of the Resistance Library Podcast, in commemoration of this day, Sam and Dave discuss the Pittman-Robertson Act. It’s unusual to think that Second Amendment proponents and members of the freedom movement would celebrate the day that a tax took effect. But that’s precisely what the Pittman-Robertson Act is - a tax often celebrated by gun enthusiasts, patriots, and pro-freedom elements in the United States. Its story is one of the most fascinating in the history of American legislation.
If you like long range shooting, then it’s high time we compared sniper rifle staples. Get out the sandbags, bullet drop charts, and your best spotting scope for our 338 Lapua Mag vs 308 Win comparison!
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Many big game hunters and long range shooters have battled over which rifle cartridge to buy for their next hunting rifle. More often than not, the 338 Lapua Mag and 308 Win come up in the discussion.
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“When you’re 20 you care what everyone thinks, when you’re 40 you stop caring what everyone thinks, when you’re 60 you realize no one was ever thinking about you in the first place. You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.”
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