Radio Free Redoubt

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Radio Free Redoubt is a popular conservative-libertarian-Christian-prepper Vote with your feet organization, podcast and blog created by John Jacob Schmidt of Idaho in the American Redoubt with the endorsement of New York Times best-selling preparedness author James Wesley Rawles of The Survival Blog and conservative African-American Catholic patriot Alex Barron of the Charles Carroll Society.

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Incremental Gun-Grabbing of the Liberal Nanny State - Progressive Police State

According to Radio Free Redoubt, progressive police statists want to unconstitutionally ban all firearms for citizen use.

Liberals and socialists support their so-called "common sense" measures - a "good first step" of their leftist Nanny state leading to a progressive police state. To a conservative citizen-prepper-patriot Oath Keeper and to the Bill of Rights, this is "death by a thousand paper cuts". (See List of celebrities against Second Amendment)

Radio Free Redoubt and most American conservatives support the ideals of the Second Amendment Foundation and this video, which is the formal response to Hollywood's Demand a Plan gun-grabbing propaganda video (see Essay:The Politically Corrected Firearms and Second Amendment Glossary). The video shows one of the main differences between liberal gun control Nanny states / progressive police states (Blue states - see Essay:State Firearms Laws Ranking) and conservative and/or libertarian unalienable rights - Second Amendment-supporting "free states" (many Red states - see Essay:Why do conservatives own firearms?).

This Equal Gun Rights Video shows why many conservatives and libertarians "vote with our feet" via strategic relocation to escape "progressive death spiral" states: [1]

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  1. ↑ As of February 10, 2015, there are 61,377 views on YouTube of Second Amendment Foundation's Equal Gun rights, Online. Published on Feb 24, 2013. EqualGunRights.com and SAF.org. Equal Gun Rights Video on YouTube. Accessed February 10, 2015.