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They.Are.Absolutely.Terrified

IWO JIMA

A former Department of Virginia Social Services, Storm Durham, employee who describes herself as a “22 year old blonde, 5’2 tall and 140 pounds who loves everything Disney, pink, and basic,” asserts that she was escorted out of her office by three Roanoke, VA police officers after she was fired. She was, according to a post on Facebook, not even allowed to use the bathroom due to “serious safety concerns to the building.”“I was fired today due to having a concealed carry permit,” Durham wrote on Facebook. “Was my gun on me? No! Has it ever been on me during my job, or visits, or anything related to work? No!

When I told them that it has never been on me during work, what did they say? ‘How do we know that?’”

“I got my concealed carry because I am woman, and y’all have seen the news it’s kind of crazy,” she said on a Facebook. In her post, she described herself as a “survivor or sexual assault.”

“I have a concealed carry permit. I own guns, I hunt, I target shoot. I represent Women hunters and outdoors women,” she wrote on her Facebook profile. “Does that make me a criminal? Does that make me a safety risk to others? A big enough safety risk to be escorted by three Roanoke City Police officers? So scary and threatening that I need to be treated like a criminal?

To be humiliated and looked down upon for owning a gun? For legally having a gun, registering that gun, and having the appropriate documentation for that gun?” “I’m going to fight back,” Durham said on Facebook. She is preparing to lawyer up to challenge what she considers wrongful termination. She is also preparing to meet with some U.S. politicians.

She does NOT want her job back, because she does “not want to work for these communists anymore.”

Battle hardened United States Marines rest for a moment in front of a blown out Japanese coastal gun emplacement during the battle of Iwo Jima, February, 1945.

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Ha this dude is a straight beast

The Naked Gunner, Rescue at Rabaul, 1944 Crewman of a US Navy rescue mission jumped into the water to rescue a pilot who was shot down. Since defense guns were firing while he was in the water during take-off, he manned his position without taking time to put on his clothes.

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