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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: CC27 on October 15, 2024, 07:50:01 AM
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NC militias
A long time ago at a time when dinosaurs still roamed the earth, I was in a course at Ft. Bragg (now Ft. Liberty). During the patrol evolution, we were hunkered down on a mandatory patrol base exercise when our cadre all of a sudden alerted on some locals that were wandering through the training area. I'll never forget the sequence of events, we were told to shut the **** up while one of the instructors drew out one of his Everyday Carry (EDC) weapons, quietly racked a round and started stalking. Nothing happened, but later on we were told that locals would enter the training area looking for students because we were carrying unloaded M-16s (this was before the changeover to M-4s) to steal.
These are the pappys and grandpappys of these mother****ers threatening FEMA.
I say it's time to flush them out as Operation FAFO.
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219565339
Sure...... :whatever:
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Lolololol!!!
What a ****ing joke.
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Lolololol!!!
What a ****ing joke.
seriously, how else can one possibly respond to this childish sh**?
I wonder if any of them actually believe the crap the read over there?
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When it comes to :bouncy:-fiction, this :bouncy: doesn't even get an E for Effort.
Qs for guy who served in the Army:
* Is "Cadre" actual usage?
* Is "Everyday Carry (EDC) weapons" actual usage?
I would expect "unit" and "side arm", but I'm a life-long civilian and might be wrong about Army usage.
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I hope he had a extra set of clean underwear. :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
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Everyday Carry (EDC) weapons
lolwut
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lolwut
It's a term I've seen used in GoogTube videos evaluating various types of pistols (e.g. "Is .380 ACP suitable for EDC guns"), but I wonder if the term is used in US Army contexts or is evidence that the :boucy: is poorly composed fiction. Ditto the :bouncy:'s usage of "cadre".
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From what I've read, these reports of North Carolina "militias" are only a few folks "with knowledge of the story" from whiny FEMA employees.
Reminds me of 1995 after Timothy McVeigh bombed the Murrah Federal Building in OKC. The media, as it was at the time mostly pre-internet did all these stories about the militias gathering all over the U.S. And many of the facts entered in assumption were that these people were pro-gun and anti big government. The leftist media extrapolates minute pieces of information into a mountain when it is actually a tiny molehill.
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Your EDC weapon, wow that sounds technical. If people keep using that term the media will catch on and start using it and the democrats will want to ban them. :thatsright: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
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When it comes to :bouncy:-fiction, this :bouncy: doesn't even get an E for Effort.
Qs for guy who served in the Army:
* Is "Cadre" actual usage?
* Is "Everyday Carry (EDC) weapons" actual usage?
I would expect "unit" and "side arm", but I'm a life-long civilian and might be wrong about Army usage.
Cadre means school staff, like Instructors, etc.
I've never heard the term EDC. You have your duty weapon and backup. I suppose some departments allow off duty weapons, mine dont...
You don't carry live private weapons on post, ever.
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When I was in (and I'm sure the same is true today) NO ONE had their own private "everyday carry" firearm. The pistols carried by those who were assigned to carry them weren't called everyday carry firearms.
As to people just wandering onto a training area... Uh, nope! Good way to get killed at Ft. Bragg. I have seen some active duty wander into an impact area and were vamoosed from that pretty damn quick!
That whole story is fabricated.
KC
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When I was in (and I'm sure the same is true today) NO ONE had their own private "everyday carry" firearm. The pistols carried by those who were assigned to carry them weren't called everyday carry firearms.
As to people just wandering onto a training area... Uh, nope! Good way to get killed at Ft. Bragg. I have seen some active duty wander into an impact area and were vamoosed from that pretty damn quick!
That whole story is fabricated.
KC
That pretty much sums that whole thing up. As big of a lie as there ever was. When my unit, The 101st, went down to Florida to train on an Air Force base we got chased off one of our LZ one night because someone had landed us in an impact area. We couldn't get out of there fast enough but had to walk through it hoping nothing went boom. And the only live rounds on any post are on a live fire range under strict controls. No one is carring a personal or military firearm with live rounds in a training area.
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Don't worry. It was probably just Elmer Fudd hunting Bugs Bunny.
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Don't worry. It was probably just Elmer Fudd hunting Bugs Bunny.
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The video of Walz fumbling "his" shotgun is doubly cringeworthy:
1. Walz claimed he bought the rather expensive shotgun (>$1800 plus the goobernor's share, aka sales tax) when he was doing a lot of skeet shooting. Were that true, he would have been able to insert the magazine or whatever he was fumbling blindfolded.
2. Given the obvious fact that Walz was not familiar with operating the shotgun, how moronic was it that neither Walz personally nor his staff minions thought to take the 10 or 20 or ?? minutes to get Walz familiar with operating the gun?!
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(https://www.memecreator.org/static/images/memes/5546769.jpg)
The video of Walz fumbling "his" shotgun is doubly cringeworthy:
1. Walz claimed he bought the rather expensive shotgun (>$1800 plus the goobernor's share, aka sales tax) when he was doing a lot of skeet shooting. Were that true, he would have been able to insert the magazine or whatever he was fumbling blindfolded.
2. Given the obvious fact that Walz was not familiar with operating the shotgun, how moronic was it that neither Walz personally nor his staff minions thought to take the 10 or 20 or ?? minutes to get Walz familiar with operating the gun?!
It's the typical Democrat politician attempt to look like they actually support the 2nd Amendment. First Harris declares she owns a Glock and then this bird hunting photo op. Harris acting like she has a gun for personal protection when she is surrounded by Secret Service agents? Are we supposed to believe that if her life was in danger she'd grab her Glock and provide back-up for the agents? And not only did Walz appear to not know how to load his shotgun, but his hunting gear looked brand new. In some of the photos you can see the creases in his vest like it's the first time it's been unfolded since it was picked up at Bass Pro. Reminds me of this famous photo trying to make Obama look like an NRA member.
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Needless to say no one was impressed.
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They got them
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(https://www.memecreator.org/static/images/memes/5546769.jpg)
The video of Walz fumbling "his" shotgun is doubly cringeworthy:
1. Walz claimed he bought the rather expensive shotgun (>$1800 plus the goobernor's share, aka sales tax) when he was doing a lot of skeet shooting. Were that true, he would have been able to insert the magazine or whatever he was fumbling blindfolded.
2. Given the obvious fact that Walz was not familiar with operating the shotgun, how moronic was it that neither Walz personally nor his staff minions thought to take the 10 or 20 or ?? minutes to get Walz familiar with operating the gun?!
Better yet,would you vote for someone who didn'ty have the brain power to even read the manual to learn how to operate something as dangerous as a shotgun?
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Better yet,would you vote for someone who didn'ty have the brain power to even read the manual to learn how to operate something as dangerous as a shotgun?
Shotguns come with manuals? Back in ancient times figuring out my 20 gauge bolt action and my 12 gauge double-barrel was so simple I don't even remember doing that. Maybe an $1800 Italian 12 gauge semi-automatic is more complicated? More likely Walz is so unfamiliar with non-military fire arms that he fumbled with his ignorance.
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More likely Walz is so unfamiliar with non-military fire arms that he fumbled with his ignorance.
After seeing the shotgun loading PR flop, I have my doubts about him being able to load anything other than a Nerf gun.
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Tampon Tim’s expertise is geared more towards weapons of war. :thatsright: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
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After seeing the shotgun loading PR flop, I have my doubts about him being able to load anything other than a Nerf gun.
I'll put $50 down on the Nerf Gun, whatever odds are being offered.
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After seeing the shotgun loading PR flop, I have my doubts about him being able to load anything other than a Nerf gun.
And he would still shoot himself in the foot with a Nerf Gun.