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Hope you are voting for Trump!

All the best with your apprenticeship.

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Haven't seen you in a while. Welcome back 🙏 ☺️

This is awesome! I'm excited to see how it turns out. Also, I love that song.

When i was a kid the 22 hornet was the go to round now ammo hard to find and when you do its spendy stuff i got a 204 few years back and it works incredible well i bought an ar years ago and never shoot it as for the 243 my dad always said it was to much gun as he never found anything in mo that couldnt be dropped with a 22-250

Found your channel somehow. I like your videos! Hello from Alabama. Totally true about the mora. I lost mine the same way.

You didnt lose your knife. It just went tactical.

Having spent years around a farm....A good .22 rifle in lever action or pump action....high velocity hollow point...took care of foxes, coyotes, occasional bobcat... and I would assume two legged varmints if needed.

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Tube fed (lever or bolt) .22 that can cycle .22 s/l/lr and rat shot is a great option for something that can do jobs from the barn to the field. I'd add a 20ga pump with a spare barrel, one smooth bore and one rifled. Keep a low powered variable optic on the pump gun, with that rifled barrel and the right slugs you can be accurate out past 100 yards. Its not ideal but you can run buck and bird shot through a rifled barrel (wide spread even at short range and not great for the rifling) I'd keep the slug set up as standard, as it lets you reach out if need be. That's two guns that can do 90% of what anyone is likely to need on a farm. I would probably add a centerfire rifle as well, but I would start with the tube fed manually operated .22 and 20ga first as they both offer a lot of versatility and can serve in multiple roles.

Has anyone suggested a puukko? The smallish ones are incredibly versatile, and the way that the sheath hangs makes them "non-irritating". The puukko has an oval handle, so that it can be used in either push or pull modes. Real ones are carbon steel, "scandi grind" ( even though Finland is Nordic, not Scandinavian!) they sit deep in the sheath, nothing to have to fiddle with to get them out, but they don't fall out... I guess that a few centuries of hard use less to a versatile and reliable design.

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My Country/Cowboy Knife I use more is the Schrade Mini Wolverine, is very hard to sharpen and very quick to rust but for the Every Day Job at City is Great, but maybe I'll Improve this option with a Dvalin or Lil'Giant Knife of Böker.

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A 15" bladed parrying dagger with a full hand guard.

12ga..22Lr. .308!

5:52 now that’s a knife that has been around! lots of time on the sharpening stone with that

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Tacticle. I love it man!

i got a nine rn w a 32 round mag so i think im good for up close animals had a 22 that i was using for rats and racoons but it broke so only got the nine rn

Kid, nice presentation. Well done.

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Thank you for your opinions on this subject. I don’t know of any other 17 year old guys that have even thought about marriage non the less are preparing for it. It’s honestly refreshing to see that there are still some mature young men out there like you who are serious about their walk with God. I will definitely be sending this to my little brother. lol :)

Just one? What kind of heresy is this? 😊😇

No one is questioning anyone about carrying. We don't care that you pack your pockets everyday!

This is great thanks! 😂🎉 you deliver the message with the Spirit and a lot of humor lol

thanks for the video! good point, a changed life is the best testimony of God's existence!

Nice kit. In terms of multitools and cutting tools: Unless I'm going into a school or a courthouse, I always carry my Leatherman Sidekick and a small locking knife (CRKT Squid). If I know I'm going to have to use a cutting tool in public, I will also carry my Swiss Army Champ because it doest look "scarry" to the average person.

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Pretty good start, but from 4:00 you go off the rails. Believers perfectly can accept evolution theory. Internationally reputable biologists like Francis Collins, Kenneth Miller and Joel Duff are fine with it ánd are practising christians. It's nearly impossible to convince creationists that evolution theory is correct - no matter the amount of evidence. After this falsehood of yours I quit.

Oh boy, You may need to look into "Russell's teapot" There's a magic purple dragon in my garage and he told me that all famers should be relocated to Mexico so I should propose a bill to accomplish his wishes. You're ok with that?

If we found something in nature that required an intelligence to occur, it seems like we would be debating between Godly Intelligence vs. advanced alien intelligence, so there is certainly evidence that at least places God on the table, we just don't have any yet. Regardless of whether any Gods exist, evolution is happening where one would have to conclude that evolution is God's real method for diversity of life, while abiogenesis was Gods' method to plant that life. Many Christians have a problem with evolution because it disagrees with the Genesis account, but the bible also states that rabbits chew the cud and bats are birds, which is also wrong. We also don't have a dome with gates above us for God to let the snow and rain in. The bible simply gets things wrong. Of course the bible being wrong doesn't necessarily mean the important parts of Christianity are wrong and should Christianity and the bible be wrong, that doesn't mean Gods and Goddesses don't exist. The purpose of good reasoning is to figure things out. Unfortunately some things are simply out of our ability know. For example, the furthest we can look back is a split second after the big bang and we may never be able to look beyond that to know what came before the big bang. We can certainly see thousands of planets that can support life, but may never have the ability to travel there to see if any life is actually there. I can tell you have a very shallow understanding of science, while I can tell you that science doesn't have the answers to the big question of existence, it does offer many possible scenarios yet to be fully explored that may get us closer to those answers. It would certainly be nice if one of those paths lead to God where none of us have to be believers and actually know God exists.

Logic is like a calculator, as long as you put in the right inputs and do the proper operations, you will end up with a correct answer. Logic is a subset of reasoning, where certain rules of logic are learned so that you don't have to reinvent the wheel every time. Where the best theists go wrong in their arguments is in not using reasonable premises, thus using perfect logic will give the proper logical conclusion but it will be a false conclusion because those theists began with flawed premises. It is because theists don't have sound evidence or sound reasoning of the evidence we do have that all theistic arguments fail. This doesn't necessarily mean a God doesn't exist, only that we have no good explanation of how we can know of this existence other than personal experience or feelings that we have, both that are highly unreliable considering the history of crazy things people have believed. I would only say that if you are open to the idea that a God might exist, you are going to be looking for clues that hint a God actually exists. Does God exist because you "feel" that He exists or is it just the result of your thoughts of a God existing that causes your feelings that He actually exists. I don't think people want to form a belief or place trust in someone or something until there is some kind of reasonable case to do so. Even if you get to God belief, then it is a matter of which religion/denomination or philosophy you find appealing/reasonable. Again, people are going to want some kind of case made for the religion/denomination, or philosophy they decide to follow as a result of this God belief.

I have a bit of an esoteric view of life, because Yes, life is mysterious. Science usually use the assumption that matter came first and consciousness later, but even without that assumption, reality is shared between humans. This shared reality is proven to have an assumed past where great apes and humans have a common ancestor and we have extinct species of very intelligent humanoids. Are we to believe that God wants to decieve us of our history? Or is Satan so powerful he can decieve us with such evidence used from gods creation? Thinking and investigating the world is the reason you can have your video all over the world to begin with. I think religion and a lot of our perception of what things are comes from our community.

Love the arguments, well done mate is all I got to say! 😄❤😎🙏 Have a great time!

The wrench is a bicycle wrench. A small adjustable wrench works well or a set of cobra head pliers takes the place of them and pliers and your life cards.

So according to you, my belief that it doesnt matter if theres a god or not requires faith? Ok

Well not really, im running a bleed build right now and i honestly havent levelled up faith at all so far. Ik a lot of pure strength builds also dont level up faith either so idk what this yap is about 🥱

Yeah Evolution is proven so it’s believing it isn’t about faith it’s about fact

Very much not true. I don’t need faith to believe in evolution. I can myself do the research required. Agnostic isn’t a belief. It’s a knowledge statement Nostic=know Agnostic = Don’t Know

How to destroy a creationist's poor critical thinking skills, demand the following: Describe your methodology for determining the truth and how you apply that methodology without hypocrisy to every situation. Since the person that beLIEves in their imaginary friend can not answer this with anything but running away or insulting, what does that say about the beLIEver? That's right. They are dishonest. Can you be honest? You will not rise to the challenge.

Fantastic video😂👍

This is not really a good reason to be Christian. With this line of reasoning, "Islam is true because you just gotta have a little bit of faith and study the Quran", or "The Quran is true because the Quran says so". If you're going to trust the bible, you should have reasons to do so. Biblically speaking, faith is not believing in God without seeing him. Paul writes in Romans 1:20 that since the beginning God makes His invisible attributes clearly seen in His creation. The apostle John writes in John 20:30-31 that Jesus performed signs and miracles so that others would believe that He was who He claimed to be. No one was expected to blindly accept Jesus as the Messiah. Almost every character in the scripture who was described as being faithful witnessed the power of God firsthand. Hebrews 11:1 defines faith as "substance/realization of things hoped for, evidence/confidence of things not seen". Faith is not blind belief in God, or even Christ, but knowing that regardless of our own perspective that God is ultimately in control, that He will deliver on His promises, based on the evidence that He has never failed to do so. With that being said, there is evidence for Christianity that exceeds that of any other religion. The books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Acts are some of the most historically reliable documents we have. Furthermore, almost every reputable atheist scholar agrees that Jesus of Nazareth was a real person who claimed to be the Jewish Messiah, died by Roman crucifixion, and that his tomb was found empty three days later. We have reliable Jewish and secular historical records to corroborate these events. We also have historical documentation of hundreds of people sincerely believing to have seen the risen Jesus after death, to the point that they were willing to be tortured to death because they were unwilling to deny what they saw. For more information on this, I recommend resources like "Mere Christianity", "The Case for Christ", "Cold Case Christianity", and Gary Habermas' Minimal Facts Argument. To wrap things up, as Christians, we are called to be *prepared* to defend our faith. "You just gotta have it" is not a good defense of our faith. Keep in mind, "the hope that is in us" *is* faith as defined in Hebrews 11:1. See 1 Peter 3:15: "But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts, and always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear;" Sorry if this is too much... hope this helps!