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Nuthin’ like a bullet in the kneecap to take all the protestin’ outta someone.

They showed here yesterday, were confined to a small area, and controlled by police and locals. Three bus loads of out of town protesters!

A little educational moment for some of y'all.

The Israelis have long been known to deal with violent protesters by simply taking down the primary aggressors. They put a suppressed .22 into them, wounding them. This usually has a very good deterrent effect with the crowds.





It is good to learn and teach about other cultures.

I always figured the Mossad would make an unannounced hit. Assumed it would be about 7 years ago, if you catch my drift

Close, but you are a little low.

The SOP is to shoot them in the abdominal region. It is extremely painful and usually requires others to carry them from the protest area.

I always figured the Mossad would make an unannounced hit. Assumed it would be about 7 years ago, if you catch my drift

Yep. That’d stop that schitt REAL quick.

“IF”, and it’s an extremely remote “If”, it we’re to come to some of our towns.....the outcome may be much different than what is shown in the news! “If”, a store owner were at his/her business, and that business is being destroyed.....I believe that “Castle Doctrine and/or Stand YourGround”, will provide that owner the ability and the will to defend themselves and their property! memtb

Antifa has been organizing and waiting for this moment.

I believe the vast majority are well meaning people protesting. It just takes a handful of Antifa to make it look like a full blown riot. And of course some people get sucked onto it to.

Interesting. Why the high scope mount and taped on cheek rest? Seems the whole setup could be lower.

This whole high mount trend seem to be modern. In times past hunting rifles, shotguns, and military rifles, had in common an orientation toward quick offhand shooting. Of course much of it has to do with accommodating optics, but how high is enough?

Paul

I don`t have any rubber bullets,but I do own a track hoe that can dig down to 17 feet.

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