SOTG 471 – National Hug Your AK Day
(Paul Markel)

The date has finally arrived, October 18th is National Hug Your AK Day. Celebrate this day of peace and unity by taking your Avtomat Kalashnikova into your arms and reassuring it that you will protect it from the hurtful and hateful speech spewed by progressive socialist politicians and their sycophant lapdogs in the media.

The Professor will once more illuminate the crisis facing the United States of America and the obvious choice for freedom loving patriots. It is beyond time to clean out the barn.

Lastly, during our Quiet Time Moment from SilencerShop.com, Paul will share a quote from Socrates. You may be surprised that 2000 years ago the Greek philosopher was able to foresee the state of affairs in our modern world.

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Topics Covered During This Episode:

• 2016 Election
• National Hug Your AK Day
• SOTG Quiet Time brought to you by Silencer Shop: Plato’s “The Republic” and Socrates thoughts on owning objects making you an expert
• Today’s Homework: Hug Your AK!

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From studentofthegun.com/blog:

I was in elementary school when America was in love with disco music, Reggie Jackson, and mood rings. Looking back, it was a great time to be a kid. Most days in the summer, I would eat a quick bowl of cereal, head out the door and off on my bike I would go. My friends and I would exchange baseball cards, ramp our bikes of off most any sloping stationary object, and if we could put together enough pocket change, buy a Slurpee from the 7/11.

My parents parents and their brothers and sisters all lived within short drives of each other. We would routinely spend Sunday’s afternoons at Grandma and Grandpa’s house (dad’s side) or frequent the houses of aunts and uncles for birthday gatherings, summer barbecues and cook outs. My siblings and I had many cousins to play with at family get-togethers.

In our large extended family, only my Uncle Jim and Aunt Marie had no children. As a kid you just assume that all married men and women have children and when they don’t it is an odd situation. When you go for a visit there aren’t other kids toys with which to play.

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