Are Jews Waking Up?

 Olivia Murray at the American Thinker reports that Gun stores and training ranges report massive sales increases as American Jews flock to these establishments.

October 7th was a crushing reminder of what happens to unarmed and peaceable civilians (even children) when blood-thirsty animals are on the prowl; it was a sobering moment in which many of us realized that ultimately, the responsibility for our safety and that of our families falls squarely on our shoulders; and it was an unwanted vindication for the American conservatives denigrated as unsophisticated and uneducated rubes who “cling” to firearms, all because we are unrelenting in our defense of a citizen’s right to self-defense.

In the days since October 7th, the same rabid sentiments driving Hamas have erupted from under the surface across America—one professor declared Jews “pigs” and “irredeemable excrement” wishing they would “rot in hell” while another issued cryptic threats against Jewish children—and in response, American Jews are flocking to gun stores to buy firearms and procure the appropriate training.

Gentle readers will want to read the whole article. One wonders that so many people have failed to understand that the world, ruled by the Devil is often a brutal, dangerous place. And for Jews especially, God's chosen people, which means the Devil hates them, you would think they would be even more attuned to the danger. It is sad that it takes the loss of so much life to wake people up:

Restoring and fostering a Judeo-Christian firearms culture is the way.

The world is, and always has been, a dangerous and brutal place, but because of the bloody sacrifices of our forefathers and providential grace, America has been largely (and artificially) sheltered from the reality that has plagued all of humanity—violence and death are the most guaranteed aspects of the human condition. And, when peaceable and law-abiding citizens take ownership over their own physical security, there’s this beautiful ripple effect that reaches me and my children, making us safer.