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What does it take to build a team? Teamwork is not something that just happens on its own or by accident. The Professor will dedicate a good portion of today’s show to the concept of building a team from four like-minded individuals.

We have some feel good music for you to lift your spirits, as well as our Fighting Fitness segment from SWAT Fuel. Jarrad and Paul will consider the spirit being willing but the flesh being weak.

Finally, during the Brownell’s Bullet Points segment, Paul will address sorting the practical from the impractical. How do you know what gadgets and accessories are useful and which ones are a waste of money?

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Topics Covered During This Episode:

• Feel good music: https://youtu.be/LHEsE9yN2CY
• #FightingFitness brought to you by SWAT Fuel: The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak
• Weekend training: Who is in your team?  Four people who own guns are not a “team”.  
• How do you become a team?
• How do you learn to handle guns around other people?
• Brownells Bullet Points: Take some training and you will know what you need.

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From studentofthegun.com/blog:

The tactic of pitting one class or group of people against another for political gain is nothing new in the United States of America. The Democrat Party may as well list “Prolonged Class Warfare” as an official policy plank at their convention in 2016.

Class warfare, as ugly and dirty as it is, has normally had as its goal the siphoning of votes away from one candidate to another. The traditional goal of the victimization campaign is to convince one group of people that they are the perpetual victims of “unfairness” on the part of another group. Naturally, the politician, and their party as a whole, set themselves up as the salvation of the victim group and thereby ensuring their support (votes).

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