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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Another mass shooting...

« on: November 21, 2017, 03:15:46 PM »

We need our guns. In 1970, .gov troops fired M1 Garands loaded with 30-06 rounds with 150 grain spitzer bullets capable of speeds of 2900 fps. Weapon holds 10 rounds. In just 13 seconds, 67 rounds killed or injured 13 unarmed Kent State students, all of which were in good standing with the college. Today a surplus M1 Garand will set you back $1,000 used in fair condition. Most these students were mowed down at a distance of 100 yards.

In contrast a surplus Russian made Mosin Nagant made from the turn of century 1900, firing a 7.62 x54r round same 150 grain 2900+ would have set you back about $79 just a few years ago. Weapon holds 5 rounds. The vodka drinking farm people were given these weapons to defend the home land, such as our constitution requires a militia and right to bear arms. These vodka drinkers farmers should and could have practiced to be semi prolific at a shot some 400 yards. Steel ammo will penetrate most body armor today from these babies and like the 30-06 it's a devastating round.

Fast forward to the Bundy Ranch Standoff where both sides had AR-15's. The constitution works and most the players have beaten the Feds in court over this ordeal. Jurys have said .Gov stand down.

Thank you but I'll keep my weapons and carry in as many places it's legal.

I'm all for taking weapons out of the hands of mental cases or felons, know any?

I'm puzzled as to what you're arguing here. If the protesters at Kent State had been armed, it's a near-certainty that even more of them would have been killed. And if the Bundy protesters hadn't been armed, there never would have been any real fear of the government killing them to begin with. They would have been arrested quickly and quietly, and they would have had their day in court just like they are now. It's because of changing times that one protest ended with bloodshed and the other peacefully in court, not because one was armed and the other wasn't.

It's called Freedom and a rifle is a great equalizer in seeing I shall always be free. For $79 you too could have solidified your alienable rights to this Freedom. No herding you into cattle cars or marching you into a killing field.

I disagree with your conclusions, if in fact the students were armed there would have been negotiations just as all powers today with nukes are treated differently than non nuclear countries. The Bundy folks were armed and owned the fight till the bitter end.

The numbers are all skewed, some of us own enough weapons to arm ourselves many times over and than some.

If the cost of FREEDOM is some must die, I choose Freedom. It's like faith in Jesus Christ, once you truly own it, ya ain't giving it back, under any circumstance.

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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Another mass shooting...

« on: November 21, 2017, 01:29:01 AM »

We need our guns. In 1970, .gov troops fired M1 Garands loaded with 30-06 rounds with 150 grain spitzer bullets capable of speeds of 2900 fps. Weapon holds 10 rounds. In just 13 seconds, 67 rounds killed or injured 13 unarmed Kent State students, all of which were in good standing with the college. Today a surplus M1 Garand will set you back $1,000 used in fair condition. Most these students were mowed down at a distance of 100 yards.

In contrast a surplus Russian made Mosin Nagant made from the turn of century 1900, firing a 7.62 x54r round same 150 grain 2900+ would have set you back about $79 just a few years ago. Weapon holds 5 rounds. The vodka drinking farm people were given these weapons to defend the home land, such as our constitution requires a militia and right to bear arms. These vodka drinkers farmers should and could have practiced to be semi prolific at a shot some 400 yards. Steel ammo will penetrate most body armor today from these babies and like the 30-06 it's a devastating round.

Fast forward to the Bundy Ranch Standoff where both sides had AR-15's. The constitution works and most the players have beaten the Feds in court over this ordeal. Jurys have said .Gov stand down.

Thank you but I'll keep my weapons and carry in as many places it's legal.

I'm all for taking weapons out of the hands of mental cases or felons, know any? 

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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Australia to South America takes 15 hrs?

« on: November 21, 2017, 01:05:55 AM »

On a flat earth the US would have to be roughly a third of the distance between those two points at 15 hrs duration as going across the US takes 5hrs. 5/15 = 1/3....

I'm heartbroken. I was beginning to fall in love with this theory. Please someone tell the internet lied. I just googled to find the one way time and found that.

All someone from either of those places needs to do is to take a vaca to the other to confirm or disprove the theory no?

Don't be disappointed, the flights you speak of (non-stop) don't really exist, they are hocus pocus. This video will show you the truth, the planes used are not even capable of these distances without refueling. But nice try.....No cigar

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Flat Earth Community / Re: Online Interview- The Subject of Flat Earth in the Class Room

« on: November 19, 2017, 07:08:22 PM »

Personally I just like slashing up demons and this site has dozens of them.

Scary: "There are a few people who spend 8 hours a day 7 days a week who are probably paid by some form of govt / agency."

I buy this, slash-boink-kick, this is J-Man.....

J-Man, you appear to be the embodiment of Poe's Law, and hinder all forms of constructive discussions.

Now that was funny. I'll take a few weeks off, thanks for the opening, stage left...........><.............

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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Satellites

« on: November 19, 2017, 06:59:52 PM »

Nothing is in orbit ever.  If you can barely see a commercial airliner at 35,000 feet in the air the balloons would be unnoticeable from our point of view on the ground without a form of scoped magnification.

Like a telescope, maybe?  Good thing there are lots of people with telescopes capturing the ISS when it transits in front of the moon.


And other people (well, probably the SAME people) doing the same thing during solar transits.

You know what nobody ever sees?  Balloons!

I couldn't stop laughing at these two pics. I'm telling you, drink enough kool-aid, snort enough chemtrails and you will believe this stuff. 1/2 of society is borderline tarded. I've been to walmart.

Do you have anything constructive to say, or do you insist on flooding all these posts with your nonsensical postings?

I'm not the one that flooded the thread with the biggest joke pictures in the world. How could the mods allow such a thing? he he You might as well just pasted on some little cartoon figures of pluto and elmo chasing him. Those are funnier than Bugs Bunny reruns.

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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Satellites

« on: November 19, 2017, 06:51:54 PM »

Nothing is in orbit ever.  If you can barely see a commercial airliner at 35,000 feet in the air the balloons would be unnoticeable from our point of view on the ground without a form of scoped magnification.

Like a telescope, maybe?  Good thing there are lots of people with telescopes capturing the ISS when it transits in front of the moon.




And other people (well, probably the SAME people) doing the same thing during solar transits.



You know what nobody ever sees?  Balloons!

I couldn't stop laughing at these two pics. I'm telling you, drink enough kool-aid, snort enough chemtrails and you will believe this stuff. 1/2 of society is borderline tarded. I've been to walmart.

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Flat Earth Community / Re: Online Interview- The Subject of Flat Earth in the Class Room

« on: November 19, 2017, 06:40:00 PM »

Personally I just like slashing up demons and this site has dozens of them.

Scary: "There are a few people who spend 8 hours a day 7 days a week who are probably paid by some form of govt / agency."

I buy this, slash-boink-kick, this is J-Man..... 

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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Another mass shooting...

« on: November 19, 2017, 06:17:07 PM »

This is just so tragic, what kind of a person shoots a five year old child.
And in this case, the gun laws may have prevented an even worse atrocity by cutting short this nutjobs  rampage.

QUOTE:
A DPS official said in the press conference that the gunman was confronted by an armed civilian outside of the church.

Outside...
So he left said church (ie. Finished murdering) before anyone showed up.


And what took him out?
Not a gun but crashing his car.


Sssooo....not really.  Any unarmed citizen can chase an armed one with a car.

The hero neighbor who shot the nutjob twice, came out of his house and exchanged fire with the evil one with his own AR-15. Stephen Willeford the neighbor hero was an NRA instructor and in his 50's, a great shot. Placed one in the torso and one in the leg. The bad guy had a vest on, which probably only stopped handgun rounds (soft armor) and not level lll plate or ceramic. The bad guy during the chase called his daddy to say he probably wouldn't make it, most likely due to a lung or heart trauma. Blew his head off and rolled his vehicle.

Thank you Mr. Willeford for being a brave AR-15 owner instructor.

https://thefederalist.com/2017/11/07/hero-stopped-texas-gunman-couldnt-stopped-without-ar-15/

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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Another mass shooting...

« on: November 19, 2017, 04:59:28 PM »

Knives are pretty easy to use tbh

Yeah but hitting insta kill spots is hard.  A knife is easy enough to stab with but unless you hit a vital spot like hear or neck or an artery, they'll probably life for a good hour and recover with medical treatment.


Guns do way more damage.

So do cars.

In some states, its easier to get a gun then drive a car.

Please prove that. Do some states bar you from car ownership if you have a misdemeanor domestic charge?

Vermont is the safest state in the country. Least violence of any. Because you just might be screwing with a pew pew in da pocket.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Vermont
How to get a gun in Vermont:
Walk to gun shop.
Buy gun.
No background checks.  No licenses.  Nothing.


How to get a car in Vermont
https://www.dmv.org/vt-vermont/car-registration.php


You need a drivers license and proof of insurance to start.  Plus the annual inspections, license plates, etc...

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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Another mass shooting...

« on: November 19, 2017, 04:24:27 PM »

If a cop is so scared of dying he'll shoot first, then he's the problem.
I'm sorry but if you become a cop, you should never put your life over someone else's unless they are an active threat. 


Its better to mourn a cop, then a harmless citizen.  At least the cop died to preserve life.  The citizen?  Pointless death.


And here's a question: what happens if you ever snap?  Lets say you just go crazy one day and wanna kill people.  How do we stop you?

The law will stand behind you in your use of deadly force against another if you are a cop or an individual if you perceive a threat of major bodily harm or death.

No one needs to wait for a gun to be drawn on them to perceive this threat and shoot first. Here's a drill, try it from the comfort of your computer. Point your finger at the monitor and say "bang" and see if you can not get shot even with a loaded weapon cocked pointed at the bad guy.

If the officer got a call of armed liquor store robbery where the cashier was shot and this dude matches the identity and vehicle description. OR you as an individual are at a park eating lunch and a couple drunk biker types are at the picnic table next to you having their way with a young female biker momma and this dude says to you, "quit looking at my bit.. like that fu...r, I'm gonna kill you"

Bang or no Bang?

Why demons are slain......

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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Proof from airplanes?

« on: November 19, 2017, 02:01:26 AM »

Paul on the plane has tested the curvature many times with his tests all showing a flat as a pancake earth. Please wake up RE peeps

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Flat Earth Theory / Re: High tide(s)

« on: November 18, 2017, 11:32:01 PM »

Mtnman just can't handle the truth. He is shocked that his beloved satanist NASA has said the earth breathes. And yes it will come out soon that this is in fact the delivery of tidal changes....

Carry on. Slash bonk kick

This is J-Man !

The truth? You just posted a link with video from NASA, which you don't believe in. Showing images from a satellite, which you don't believe in. Showing images of a round Earth, which you don't believe in. All because they used the word "breathe".

So if this proves the Earth breathes, then it also proves NASA filmed the round Earth with a satellite. So do you believe all these things now?

Really? It's obvious NASA monitors my posts here and loved my breathing exercise debate and decided to use it. You can't have like 3 people on this site offering FE examples and 10 arguing against for RE and not have a NASA JPL or dirty 3 digit .org posting along here. They took my stuff back and used it in shop. CGI shop.....

Besides J-man's explanation of the "Breathing Earth" I doubt you can google it anywhere and find it in cyber space. God invented it and I relayed it. Can't happen.

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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: religion

« on: November 18, 2017, 11:21:02 PM »

Christian and Jew?

This person obviously didn't do their homework.

I am not a Jew, but I am a Christian, you could probably call me a Gentile too, or J-man

I'm fond of Bagels

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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Another mass shooting...

« on: November 18, 2017, 10:39:13 PM »

If a cop is so scared of dying he'll shoot first, then he's the problem.
I'm sorry but if you become a cop, you should never put your life over someone else's unless they are an active threat. 


Its better to mourn a cop, then a harmless citizen.  At least the cop died to preserve life.  The citizen?  Pointless death.


And here's a question: what happens if you ever snap?  Lets say you just go crazy one day and wanna kill people.  How do we stop you?

I doubt you can, there is a Wakizashi hanging in my living room owned by a Samurai from the 16th century, that without a doubt has had a whole lot of blood that dripped off it. Brutal weapon.....

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Flat Earth Community / Re: Online Interview- The Subject of Flat Earth in the Class Room

« on: November 18, 2017, 10:15:08 PM »

In my few weeks here I have seen several of these types of requests, interviews, class research, etc. Oddly, there never seems to be any serious response from those that claim to believe in the flat Earth (I am definitely not one of them).

It is quite strange to me why they made the effort to create this online community allegedly to spread their beliefs, but then frequently pass on opportunities to share those beliefs.

Maybe it's all a big practical joke. I'm honestly not sure. My opinion goes back and forth on that.

These are alts making the same requests over and over again. Really whats the point in answering ? Come to the forum, make post for a month, let us in on how you roll and then I'll let you have it. Both barrels >>

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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Another mass shooting...

« on: November 18, 2017, 09:57:33 PM »

Dither, put a bloody hat with corks on your avatar or stop talking like a southern Baptist. 

The problem with guns is that they are too damn effective, society needs a return to knives and swords.
Just imagine trying to kill fifty innocent people with a cutlass, you'd definately work up a sweat.
Not to mention having to chase them all down because nobody's gonna stand in one spot and wait. 

Plus, it may take a few shooting range lessons to get some rough accuracy on a handgun.
But how many years will it take to learn to yield a scimitar? or brace a broadsword?
So I agree with you Jura, guns should be banned because its just too easy,
But now we have them, and that door can never be shut.

First and foremost the loss of life and the physical/emotional injuries to the peeps and their families is just terrible. As a Christian I struggle with should or would I take a life if need be. This because I am a concealed permit holder in 33 states and therefore have trained to save myself and others if need be, and I will.

I love guns and have shot for about 45 years. I've never shot a human or an animal. I reload all my own ammo except .22 and shotgun shells. There is something about the boom I love.

Now don't be fooled by weapons, anything can be used to kill and be very effective, if planned even just a little. Reaction time is impossible to over come if someone gets the move on you first. Knife gun car you're dead. You can have a gun pointed at someone and they can decide to bring a gun to the fight from a concealed position and they will be able to fire the first round before your brain even registers the move. Dead. This is why cops don't mess around and shoot people for no reason, they are scared to death and know they can't react fast enough, so screw it, they pop you first because you reached for a phone or wallet.

As far as knifes go, there is whats called the 21 foot rule, meaning someone skilled with knives can slash you from a distance of 21 ft. if your weapon is holstered. I've faced a knife at 6 ft. with a .357 in my pocket. The man is lucky he lived and didn't take even the slightest move toward me, because I was prepared to defend my life. I backed away slowly and made clear my reach hoping to get 21 ft. away for a clear brain cage shot if he charged. I believe it was a test by the man upstairs. I passed that night but I was pretty shaken for a week. Don't underestimate knives, a slash here or there and you bleed out in less than a minute. Pros know those spots and practice practice the slashing technique. You have zero chance.

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Flat Earth Community / Re: Online Interview- The Subject of Flat Earth in the Class Room

« on: November 18, 2017, 08:19:00 PM »

I thought Tenn was the bible belt?

Maybe she already took the mark....

Warren everything you seek is in the good book. Read it than get back to us.

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Flat Earth Theory / Re: High tide(s)

« on: November 18, 2017, 08:10:30 PM »

Lets see you replicate a globe with 1/4 inch of water on it that sticks while you spin it. We'll wait....begin


Thank you all, especially qeek for confirming you can't replicate it, not here, not in outer space. It's all BS water sticking to a ball.

Breathe deep God, the tides work great like old faithful.

I'll get right on that after you prove anything you said about the Earth breathing tides.

Seriously, no one could actually be this ignorant. I guess you just like trolling for sake of trolling.

Add one to the FE response standard plan.
Option 1:Derail by changing subject.
Option 2:Ignore.
Option 3:Derail by suggesting something so stupid everyone forgets the original subject.

Mtnman just can't handle the truth. He is shocked that his beloved satanist NASA has said the earth breathes. And yes it will come out soon that this is in fact the delivery of tidal changes....

Carry on. Slash bonk kick

This is J-Man !

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Science & Alternative Science / Re: How essential are essential oils?

« on: November 18, 2017, 07:52:53 PM »

I rub a little Frank-incense on the back of my neck to ward off DA. Otherwise I'd slash him with my spirit sword after repeated head butts with El Salvation Helmet.

I like Gold.....

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Flat Earth Theory / Re: High tide(s)

« on: November 18, 2017, 07:19:47 PM »

Just as the J-Man of God has explained, NASA has now had to get on board the truth and reveal as J-Man did here first, for the readers, that in fact, the Earth Breathes.....

https://www.space.com/38806-nasa-satellites-watch-earth-breathe-video.html

The video shows Earth "breathing"

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