[DyslexicAtheist]

> Anybody got an ideas, on what we are supposed to do when that happens

only few things you can do (in that order depending on how bad it escalates), 0) start to learn about prepping and live a more unplugged live 1) flee and take refuge in a place that others call "backward" 2) take up arms and defend yourself

#2 will get you labeled a terrorist (though so was Count Stauffenberg)

[coding123]

Well and more specifically in places like Colorado that would be enough to take away your guns.

[dsfyu404ed]

Who's gonna take them? Remember that couple in Houston that put the hurt on a swat team. It doesn't take many events like that to really dampen the enthusiasm for kicking down doors (especially when you're doing it to simply confiscate property). The cops are subject to the same risk calculations as any other home invaders.

[TeMPOraL]

Cops have higher ceiling of available tools of coercion. You really want every police visit to start with a flashbang through the window?

[gowld]

ATF is a federal agency. No state is protected against military action against gun holders.

[dsfyu404ed]

Due to a sad trilogy of events at the end of last century (specifically Episode 2: Texas BBQ) the ATF of this century mostly conducts stings and information based enforcement (i.e. nabbing people for buying Glock switches online). Were they to go back to kicking down doors of people who are generally considered normal patriotic Americans they would A) be more likely to get shot back at than any other agency (much easier to justify and mentally prepare yourself to shoot back at career snake steppers than your local PD) and B) have some really, really bad optics to contend with.

If you're worried about someone taking your guns be worried about the state police.

[dsfyu404ed]

Edit. I should mention that that "Texas BBQ" happened 26yr ago today. God damn that shit makes my blood boil.