Super-Smart 'Doomsday Preppers' Guy Can't Quit Fondling His Illegal Guns For The Teevee Cameras
So let's say you're a felon. A particularly not-nice sort of felon, like a Level One sex offender. Let's say you are prohibited from owning guns because of your felony-ness. Should you go on a teevee show and display the large array of weapons you keep? No you should not!
Tyler Smith believed he was doing a service to his nation by being a so-called “doomsday prepper,” readying his family for almost any disaster at his Buckley property.
But his county took issue with the convicted felon’s firearms, which law enforcement saw featured in a November episode of the National Geographic Channel survivalist TV show, “Doomsday Preppers.
Have you ever seen this show? It is a completely depressing thing to view, unless you're super into raving paranoia and weapon-humping.
Super-Smart 'Doomsday Preppers' Guy Can't Quit Fondling His Illegal Guns For The Teevee Cameras
What is it this time, Tyler?
Any "service" he succeeds in doing for his nation will reduce the effectiveness of his own prepper-ing.
So I kinda doubt his patriotism, here.