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Sounds exactly like every single media outlet in this country today.

That can be said about all religions.

Hey guys, greeting you all from the Clinton county region. Starting a project on my 07 sporty, figured would be a good place for questions or picking some minds for knowledge related to it. But until then, ask away, I'll answer with prejudice.

You should watch this entire video before you express any opinion about Islamic beliefs. It's about 15 minutes. It's full of facts. From 10:20-13:15 they show demographics and percentages that you may find interesting (but you should still watch the entire video). By the Numbers is an honest and open discussion about Muslim opinions and demographics. Narrated by Raheel Raza, president of Muslims Facing Tomorrow, this short film is about the acceptance that radical Islam is a bigger problem than most politically correct governments and individuals are ready to admit...

100% agree. That alone may force me to keep my CM45. Those Elite models are sweet, especially with high-grade wooden grips. Stainless and Cocobolo = perfection.

Ahh you took my advice. Well done young lady.

Watched with an open mind. Appreciated the information. Thanks.

I had several feed and eject issues with my LCP. I sent it back to Ruger and has worked reliably since. Those past issues do still cause me to question the reliability of the gun a bit. That being said, I continue to carry it because I find that no matter how much more confident I am in my G19, I just do not end up carrying it because its heavy and more difficult to conceal. As I've heard multiple times, the best gun to carry is the one you will actually have on you when/if the need arises. The LCP is SO easy to carry that there is no excuse to leave it behind (unless I'm going somewhere I can't have it). basketball shorts, sweatpants, jeans, slacks. Easy to conceal no matter what you wear.

555 new pavement ends at before you get to 550. The end of my video is 144 from Stewart to Coolville. It is all new pavement. They put down multiple layers too, ridiculously smooth, plus I know it like the back of my hand.

Shhhh don't tell me that. I love my tobacco.

Really not much in to guns cause I spend my shooting time shooting stick bows and wood arrows.....but I love my LCP, it is either in my front pocket, back pocket or coat pocket spring, summer, fall or winter where every I go. Just to easy to carry that sometimes you forget you have it on you. I just shoot it every couple of weeks or so to keep all the parts moving and lubed. Great little carry gun, pray to God I never have to use it.

+1. I have the LCP (super small) and a Kahr CM9 (lightweight velocity), as well as a G26 (reliability and capacity) and a CM45 (big holes). I LOVE the 2nd gen LCP for its pocketable size, 6+1 capacity and powerful-enough defensive load-out with Critical Defense ammo. It has been 100% reliable across several hundred rounds of all kinds, and I can regularly make 4" groups at 25' even with single-handed shooting. If you get one, consider a pinned Hogue grip sleeve - it doesn't add more than an oz, no perceivable carry width and it really improves grip purchase. If you only get ONE holster, consider the DeSantis Nemesis as both a pocket sleeve and as an IWB tuck - it'll stay put great and hides nicely even with just a t-shirt, pants and a belt - perfect for summer carry. Unlike everyone else, I don't mind shooting the LCP at the range - maybe it's the Hogue grip. The CM9 is several oz heavier than the LCP and just about the LC9S' and G43's weights. I think mine measures 18.5 oz loaded, which is 6 oz lighter than my G26 and CM45 and a little lighter than the XDS9 and M&P9, which are also stellar guns. The CM9 is a very well-made gun but requires a good 200 rounds (and/or lots of racking and dry firing at home) to break in the spring. If you have big pockets or baggy clothes, you COULD barely pocket-carry the CM9, LC9s or G43, but to me that would be pushing it, especially since there are so many great holstering options available otherwise. When I got my CM9, I looked hard at the LC9S, G43, PF9, XDS9 and M&P9SC and honestly would have been delighted with any one of them, but I scored a great deal on a used Kahr, so went with it. So, when would one carry an LCP, CM9, G26 or CM45? Admittedly I have some overlap and may shake my collection up at some point, but I like the LCP when size and weight is paramount. The G26 gets rotation when I don't mind its weight because 10+1 of 9mm in a reliable package is a comfort all its own, and it's also a darned great home defense pistol with a 15+1 G19 magazine. The CM9 (or G43/LC9S/PF9) fills a sweet spot in-between when you still need concealability and light weight but want the horsepower of 9mm, like in the winter when everyone is wearing extra layers. Sometimes I'll take the CM45 for a walk because 5+1 .45 acp rounds are no slouch either.

One thing that stands out and I think is part of the problem is a large number of the population is in poor third world countries where they are uneducated. Even those in Western Europe are not integrated and don't have a stake in their current country. Much higher rates of unemployment, segregation almost exacerbate the problem. I'm in no way saying that is an excuse but part of the cause. I believe that much of the reason that politicians etc try to disassociate the groups like ISIS and those that perform the terrorist acts is to not fan the flames that this is a war of the West against Islam. Because that view just leads to increased recruitment. I believe the key is education, and bringing them into the 21st century. Beyond that I have seen no proposed solution to the problem that has a chance.

great video. It needs to be spread around. Also, it was really interesting to hear some facts about the numbers... and just what is a mainstream belief vs a radical belief.