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Sept. 22, 2019 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett

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The Most Confused Man in America

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	AR-15s have absolutely no use right now.
	I mean no use.
	17 shots to kill a deer.
	You need 17 automatic shots to kill a deer.
	AR-15s are automatic.
	What you call self-defense, more people get killed with their own AR-15 than get Oh it is.
	More people get killed.
	Where statistic do you go?
	Your own guy.
	My son's a cop and it's like pretty easy.
	Drink a lot of deer.
	I gotta be careful.
	You don't want to give me an AR-15, an automatic AR-15.
	Yeah, that's not that's not what they are.
	Can I talk about my company as well?
	Sure.
	What is it?
	What's a brewing company?
	It's old city beer tours.
	So we run craft beer and brewery tours here in St. Augustine.
	Maybe we'll put up a nameplate on theirs.
	Yeah, here we go.
	Alright, look at this.
	Look at this business and capitalism happening.
	They got the business cards ready.
	Like this is capitalism right here.
	We love it.
	Discount cards for half the places in St. Augustine.
	I've got everything you need.
	How is Beto going to implement a policy of going in and taking AR-15s from people?
	Okay, so the first thing is is the manufacturing, okay?
	AR-15s have absolutely no use right now.
	I mean you use no use.
	17 shots to kill a deer.
	You need 17 automatic shots to kill a deer.
	AR-15s are automatic.
	No, they're semi-automatic, and for $4.95 on the internet, you can buy a piece that turns them to automatic.
	They turn it to automatic?
	What is it?
	There's a little space that that's missing.
	That if you put that in there, if you put the exact size that you need in there, it recycles the gas and makes it automatic.
	What website is this sold on?
	Just look on the internet.
	I will.
	That sounds really good.
	Thank you for that information.
	I'm going to need that.
	I'm going to go to the dark web and ask the dark web and say, I'd like to make my AR-15 from semi-automatic to automatic.
	I really like that.
	Thank you for letting me know.
	I'm gonna need that.
	I'm gonna look into that.
	I'm gonna get some.
	The audience will probably get some three friends who have done it.
	Well God bless them.
	What for?
	You can't use it.
	Because there's a presidential candidate that said, I'm gonna come take your weapons from you, I'm gonna come in your home and then take care of it.
	And you can't use them in your house to protect your home because the bullets go through the wall and you'll kill your neighbors.
	So you're not gonna use an AR-15 in your house to protect your own.
	People do, yep.
	AR-15s are used for self-defense far more often than homicides.
	Yeah, but self-defense, what you call self-defense, more people get killed with their own AR-15 than get Oh, it is more people get killed with the case.
	Where's statistics?
	Do you go?
	Your own gun.
	My son's a cop and it's like pretty easy.
	What statistics does he use for that?
	He uses the national database that the police departments use on what they should be looking for in this year's...
	And AR-15s on that list.
	No, not AR-15, just automatic weapons, automatic rifles in general.
	That's really weird because those are banned in America.
	They are banned in America, but most of the ones that you're talking about are easily changed from semi-automatic to automatic.
	And that's one of the problems.
	The problem is I can go buy a non uh semi-automatic AR-15, and for a few dollars they mail me a little piece that I slip into the weapon, and it's now an automatic weapon.
	Okay, so it's because some people do that.
	You think we have to ban them?
	Oh yeah.
	Oh yeah, because the other people wouldn't mind giving up their AR-15.
	I would.
	Hell hell no.
	You have AR-15 in your house for what?
	For self-defense.
	For self-defense.
	And you really think you're gonna run to the closet, get your AR-15.
	Nope, it's right by my bedside.
	Don't need to even run to the closet.
	You're alright, girl.
	You gotta AR, I'm not gonna be able to do it.
	So look at me.
	Look at me.
	I am small.
	I am petite.
	My arms aren't very big.
	How am I gonna fight off a group of men who wants to come in and rape me, steal my stuff, hurt my children?
	What am I supposed to use?
	It doesn't matter.
	It does matter.
	So why depend my safety and my rights determine or determine where I live?
	No, not where you live, but if you put yourself in a position where you invite them.
	Sleeping in the bed and people want to come in and hurt me.
	Did you invite the wrong people to your house?
	Are you selling victim blaming?
	More people are gonna be selling drugs with an AR-15 than sleeping in their bed.
	That's the problem.
	Where do you get these statistics?
	I don't know.
	Everybody I know.
	The CDC usually is a drug dealer that I'm buying my pot from.
	I don't know what okay.
	What kind of people?
	What kind of people is he hanging out with over here?
	I drink a lot of deal.
	I gotta be careful.
	You don't want to give me an AR-15 or automatic AR-15.
	Yeah, that's not that's not what they are.
	Okay, alright.
	This is weird.
	Very rare to talk to like an older man trying to tell me I don't need something, and then victim blaming people who want to defend themselves in their lives, especially women like me who are small, who would need an AR-15 to protect myself and my home and my children if I ever had them if my fiance wasn't home to do it.
	So this is really really strange because not only do we have victim blaming, we have him justifying taking property from people.org.
	It's a new type of website that we are pushing to have people go and support me.
	Yeah, so you can go there, you can buy so many products, t-shirts, there are weekly deals that you guys can go to and purchase these products that directly help me and help fund this whole organization, this whole operation to fight people like that and people who support stuff like that and who support presidential candidates who want to come and take my firearms, then leave me defenseless.
	That man right there, uh he's dangerous.
	As far as I know, he's dangerous for wanting to leave me defenseless.
	If you want to leave me defenseless, you were automatically my enemy, and you were automatically dangerous to me, and you should be taken as a threat to the entire country.
	So uh, this company, leave them a good review about what they think about uh you know, selling alcohol to people, but then not supporting the second amendment.
	So we're just gonna put it where it belongs.
	And by the way, it should be mentioned that alcohol-related deaths are far higher than anything to do with firearms in general, no matter the type of firearms.
	So, is he really in the right business to be complaining about people dying?
	Nope.
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