you comparing a LGB and BLM shirts to a person wearing a mask inside a federal building? Cause that's not the same at all. Not everything is a political statement... That's exactly how the left thinks btw. Just bc they're wearing a mask inside a courtroom doesn't mean they're ignoring the evidence and automatically holding up the verdict. I know plenty of people who wear masks in public places and think libs are subhuman scum.
What is really funny is the people that wear thin masks that do absolutely no good whatsoever.
I don’t disagree but with the reports of two jurors being the hold up earlier I felt it was worth sharing with everyone.ohhh I get what hes suggesting and its really stupid to judge someone's politics based on a mask. He has no idea what they're thinking.
The round tumbles on impact, larger caliber like a 7.62 does not. It was designed to do maximum damage to an enemy and it does just that. I was saying it was fired at close range and never had a chance to tumble because it never really reached it's top velocity. His arm is boo coo screwed up from a very small round and it would be much worse had he been down range. It is on record and described as a tumbler by the DoD. I prefer the M-14 and it just feels like a real weapon, one that you can beat someone to death if your that close. Our M5 40mm was so slow you could watch the round down range and follow it with your eyes. A 51 caliber could penetrate three plates of armor in one of our ships up front and still kill the back seat. I specifically remember being instructed to the deadliness of a M-16 and the tumbling on impact, it was nothing top secret just the size and weight of the round and the tip being so sharp. Look at the old Carbine rounds from WWII and the Korean war, the round was blunt and rounded not sharp tipped. The M-16 only made the cut due to the ammo load each grunt could carry opposed to the M-14s. Today I know nothing about the new weapons there are so many different types in use. Heck I can't even recognize a car's manufacturer today. ;0)
I'm definitely glad you shared that. I totally get where he and everyone else is coming from. I just think he is reaching way to far with that tweet. We had a discussion on the forum lastnight about Posobiec and i do overall like the guy.
I think he is worth sharing most of the time.
This is decidedly false. Plenty of apolitical people who are not unplugged from MSM who wear masks regularly. I know at least two who both think this trial is a farce and he should have never even been charged and would vote to acquit. And this trial is helping to wake them up, as far as that goes.
My apologies. I’m in Texas… I only see Dimz wearing them.
It is only military rounds 5.56 that are made to tumble. The accuracy was terrible.The round tumbles on impact, larger caliber like a 7.62 does not. It was designed to do maximum damage to an enemy and it does just that. I was saying it was fired at close range and never had a chance to tumble because it never really reached it's top velocity. His arm is boo coo screwed up from a very small round and it would be much worse had he been down range. It is on record and described as a tumbler by the DoD. I prefer the M-14 and it just feels like a real weapon, one that you can beat someone to death if your that close. Our M5 40mm was so slow you could watch the round down range and follow it with your eyes. A 51 caliber could penetrate three plates of armor in one of our ships up front and still kill the back seat. I specifically remember being instructed to the deadliness of a M-16 and the tumbling on impact, it was nothing top secret just the size and weight of the round and the tip being so sharp. Look at the old Carbine rounds from WWII and the Korean war, the round was blunt and rounded not sharp tipped. The M-16 only made the cut due to the ammo load each grunt could carry opposed to the M-14s. Today I know nothing about the new weapons there are so many different types in use. Heck I can't even recognize a car's manufacturer today. ;0)
Here is a good read on the 5.56, it is pretty intense but a photo is worth a thousand words. It explains where I was trying to go to.
Why you don't want to get shot with AR15/M16 **Warning: GRAPHIC**
Why you do not want to get shot with an M16...(Warning: Disturbing photograph) wow, Military M193 stuff is no joke. 5.56 IS a powerful round. Comments on what happened: Estimated range was between 5-10 meters. 20"-barreled M16A1 used. At that range, estimated velocity when bullet hit...svtperformance.com
Pete is a Fudge Packer, that tells me all I need to know to not want one in the oval office. Normally I just ignore Fudge Packers, and they can pack coal in their ass if they like. Being the leader of the free world and our military is not the place for one. Altho he could probably do somewhat better than the zombie we now have.
They’re running off the best candidate in their party because she isn’t as radical as the rest of them (Sinema).
Distance does play a factor, but bullet “tumble” only happens at great distances. That is not what the OP was saying. I guess, I should’ve said, “tumbling” is possible at a great distance.
I wonder how many healthcare workers are not available due to vax mandates.
Alarm grows as mortuaries fill with thousands of extra non-Covid deaths
Nearly 10,000 more people than usual have died in the past four months from non-Covid reasons, as experts called for an urgent government inquiry into whether the deaths were preventable.news.yahoo.com
Interesting article I saw linked in another forum I visit. Talks about a spike in non-Covid deaths higher than the anticipated curve.
Non-Covid other than related to the Covid “vaccine” right?Alarm grows as mortuaries fill with thousands of extra non-Covid deaths
Nearly 10,000 more people than usual have died in the past four months from non-Covid reasons, as experts called for an urgent government inquiry into whether the deaths were preventable.
Interesting article I saw linked in another forum I visit. Talks about a spike in non-Covid deaths higher than the anticipated curve.
I heard on the radio, I believe it was a CBS affiliate, that Minnesota hospitals are jam packed with new covid cases made up of mostly unvaxxed.
