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Imagine coming from another country and thinking you could take over America.
You might seize a few places. You might plant a flag. But holding that ground? Thatโs a different kind of nightmare.
First, thereโs the rural population youโve spent years dismissing as โrednecks.โ People who grew up learning to shoot, hunt, track, and read the land. That sixteen-year-old making a shot at nearly half a mile? To you, itโs unbelievable. To him, itโs another afternoon.
Then there are the veterans. People who donโt have to imagine what combat looks like. People who understand discipline, pressure, and what it takes to keep going when everything turns ugly.
And youโd be facing them on their own ground. Their backroads. Their woods. The places theyโve known their entire lives.
Donโt mistake a quiet country road for an undefended one.
Taking ground is one thing. Making the people who live there surrender is another.
๐จ SILENCE: Austin Payne was a 15-year-old white boy from Albany, Georgia. His mom found him dead inside an abandoned apartment after tracking his phone there.
He called her on Halloween night to say he had been SHOT and needed help.
Police have charged three black teenagers, ages 15 and 16, and a 22-year-old black man, Detravion Parker, with MURDER.
The national media has barely said a word.
Imagine if the races were reversed. It would be wall-to-wall coverage for weeks, and we all know it.
Austin deserves justice, and his name deserves to be said.