We need to bring back the Judas cradle for people like this. And gibbet their remains in front of DCF offices.

A recurring theme I noticed in the abuse cases I initiated with MPI or CPS, as well as a couple families who adopted children from broken homes, had to do with fear of urinating or defecating, and crying when doing so because around four/five years of age they were still in diapers for weeks at a time. Another was extreme reluctance to eat because of associating episodes of abuse with mealtimes. Two subjects from two different families had an aversion to pizza because one was constantly slapped/burned in the face with hot slices, and the other was forced to eat rotten slices on threat of beatings.

>>92343
Our neighbor would foster children and one time they had fostered a young boy and his two younger sisters.
The boy would still piss himself at 6 years old and if a guy was around who was tall and had a deep voice one of the girls would piss or shit herself, or on the floor, and the other would curl up in the corner and go near catatonic.

I guess Colt figured out how to get the government contracts to stay afloat.

>>92212
>I guess Colt figured out how to get the government contracts to stay afloat.

AFAIK, FN-H Belgium does not make M4s and M16s, so those are safe. And Colt doesn't make the Minimi variants.
Colt does make the M240L though, maybe some M2 variants as well.

>>92216
Right, its just FN USA with the M16/M4 contract, I'm just being tongue in cheek.

Unrelated but
>man, those AR's look sexy
>i really should build something that looks like those
>oh wait
>i already have identical plain jane AR's in A4 and M4 config
>how could I forget this, they were literally my second and third guns
>[AR fingerfucking intensifies]

>>92212
Except all the guns FN makes for the US military are made in the USA in their gigantic factory in South Carolina.

>>92303
>Right, its just FN USA with the M16/M4 contract, I'm just being tongue in cheek.

Note to self, don't use humor on the internet.

Funny story. I got to take her to the range with some friends one time and run her side by side with an HK MR762.

The HK was brand new out, but everyone spent their time on my FAL. You can adjust the gas settings to where she kicks like a kitten landing on a feather pillow, whereas the HK, despite being more accurate, kicked like a sumbitch for a semiauto.

>>92202
It's refreshing to see an FAL without a carrying handle.

Not much chance of a riot here, Amish don't tend to get uppity. But if something were going down would likely bug out as this place isn't terribly defensible.

>>92218

South African parts kit, Imbel receiver. CAI build with a proper double feed ramp. I actually love FAL carry handles and often thought of adding one, but never got around to it.

>shirt, pants, belt, boots
>Mayflower APC with level 4 front/back
>HSGI battle belt
>gas mask, Peltor electronic sound traps
>fill mags with 5.56x45 TAP 75gr and 9x19 TAP 147gr
>load up mags for SBS
>load up tube for 590A1
>load up mags for M14s
>Surround self with guns in corner of most defensible position in apartment with laptop
>spend riot wondering if I should be using AR-15 or TAR-21
>put on Alice's Emotion or something

If someone bursts through door/window, blast Sumijin 物凄いベスト and open fire.

  >>92201

  Explaining why he killed a guy.

  Discussing why islam and muslims are a threat to all Europe.

>>92201
>two radical conservatives agree on something.
wow

>>92210
>wow

Simply due to the wide range of ideas he has, someone is always bound to find one or two things in his reasoning that hold some merit.

It's funny that his assumed french name is Louis Cachet (after his wife's last name), because "partir en cachette" is basically "go in hiding".

>>92161

Personally I'd prioritize running them over first, then shooting. Retain mobility, get off the X and all that good nonsense.

>>92165
Mag dump for violence of action and to get some to move, then run em over.

>>92144
>>92153

I was thinking the same thing. The best course of action is to take him into custody, then let him go elsewhere.

These idiots protesting police brutality don't even consider the irony in calling the police to arrest this guy. Aren't they afraid he was going to be brutalized? No, all they care about his hurting someone they don't like.

Arrested does not equal charged. At the point where the cop met him, calls had been made that a guy with a gun had rammed protesters. Another call had been made that protesters had attacked a guy who defended himself with a gun.

Conflicting stories, arrest the known parties and take statements, then see if a crime has been committed. Totally standard.

The guy was definitely involved in a criminal event, either as victim or perp, so you really need to take him in and get a statement. He was probably out in a couple hours.

>>92181
This. It seems he acted very well given the situation.

Probably thought they were going to be one of those bands shot by a crazy fan.

Luckily it was a plane that did them in.

  Steve Earle, the same fellow who did Copperhead Road, Johnnie Come Lately and the the Mercenary Song went anti-gun in his old age.

>>92166
Yeah. I do enjoy that song, but I've heard a version where he describes why he became anti-gun.

Apparently he had a shit-kid son with one of his 6 wives, whom she could no longer control so she sent the punk off to Earle. The kid found Earle's piece under his mattress, and refused to give it back. So Earle and his brother took the shit-kid off to a "camp" for parents to drop off their kids they can't control "troubled teens".

So, in short; "2A = no go because I'm a shitty parent/human being."

>>92168

That is that version. I find the song amusing because "the devil made me do it" is such a cop-out and demonstrates the lack of personal responsibility.

>>92094
You forgot Regal.

>>92094
Jesus Christ dude just


This explains a great deal.

>>92095
>>92097

The little infographic isn't terribly off base. We're just so used to throwing anything on unless we're obligated to that anything that involves more than tennis shoes and a Jacket immediately is considered "formal"

This thread is pure shit.

JIDF had to step in before an article demonstrating armed cooperation between the races got too much attention. Now its homo fashion talk the thread.

>She had not filed a police report, however, reportedly because she is from another country and was unfamiliar with U.S. authorities.
AKA she thought she was going to be deported. Similar thing happened with a woman I used to work with. Her son stuck his finger in an electrical socket and she never took him to the hospital because she thought she would be deported for being a bad mother.

>>92048
I've met women afraid to leave the men who beat them because they believed the claims that they would be deported.

>>92001
You'd pretty much need something along the lines of a .45-50 cal airgun to reliably kill/incapacitate people with though, right?

How effective would modern armor (armor actually being used or historical reproductions made with modern materials) be? Against Shot for ballistic armor and swords/bows/bolts for stab-resistant armor? What about helmets?

>>92007
Think about it like this-

Would .300 aac be effective shooting a guy wearing a heavy leather jacket? Would .38 spl?
Cuz modern day air in the .25 and .30 cal ranges can push those kinds of projectiles. Even if they can't kill a man all one shot sniper stop sniping like, having a projectile in those sizes would still lead to deep bruising and fractured bones. Go read about how effective stones from slings were from antiquated periods, and those at most have about the same kenetic energy as a .45 from a pistol.

modern materials for armour will work great, until they get hit a time or two. in this fantasy scenario, there is nothing keeping you from bring in knowledge that would allow for the production of high quality steel, which would mean any traditional armour could be made better and be effective enough to survive a frew hits in vital places

oh also this very topic is a fetish of mine and it ends with a sprawling utopia of windmills (not turbines, no primamry elec production), velo mobiles, and pnuematic/hydrolic power sources in greater use then electric.

>>92009
I read that .30/.303 cal airguns can take down animals up to 45lbs, .357/9mm bobcats and coyotes, .45 for anything up to 200lb and .50 for any kind of medium game. I'm no expert on this though.

So I figured .357 was the absolute minimum but I see your point.

>>92007
>You'd pretty much need something along the lines of a .45-50 cal airgun to reliably kill/incapacitate people with though, right?

What's your point?

>>91943

If they're reassigned to an other agency while keeping the same management in the transfer, nothing will change.

I'm fairly sure the average ATF field agent is not shittier than any other agency's average field agent, but they're clearly being pushed to make cases in a very different way.

The closest thing is FBI terrorism sting operations, where most of the terrorisms plots would never have happened if they hadn't provided both the plans and the explosives.

>>91945
Hmmm, I would have figured if such a thing would happen that the FBI would at least have tighter reigns and accountability for their agents. At least hopefully do less retarded stuff.

I didn't know I was such an optimist.

>>91949
lol at that gif

LEO parkour

>>91949

Reminder that while it was the ATF who started the shit at Waco and Ruby Ridge, it was the FBI who actually killed the American citizens.

Think of the FBI as ATFs older, wiser, meaner brother who moved out of the house and joined a biker gang when he was 18. He's smarter but even more ruthless. Just as evil but far more competent.

>>92008
It's even more complicated than that from what I gather

ATF was a small organization back then and not the behemoth of today, they were constantly stealing funding and even agents from FBI