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Why do modern soldiers get PTSDs from killing sandcoons using drones from 40303 miles away safe and with air conditioning when soldiers 2000 years ago rejoicide at the chance of slaughtering the local populance with impunity?
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>>64666284
They did. All the time. There's plenty of historical accounts going back as far as you want about people having nightmares, becoming alcoholics, developing violent mood swings, and other clear symptoms of combat related PTSD. You just didn't hear about them because you're not dealing with serious works and are just reading/watching pulp content that deals with flashy stories.

>>64666540
>that dumbfuck "quote"
Heraclitus never said anything remotely close to that. It's based on an 1980s, off-broadway play. Dave Grossman, the retard selling "warrior police" and "sheepdog" horseshit to cops, picked it up and slapped Heraclitus's name on it because nobody would give a fuck about some quote from a New York play. Like the rest of Grossman's bullshit, the idea behind the mangled "quote" has no basis in reality and SLA Marshall was an idiot.

People have been more than willing to fight and fight hard since time immemorial.
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>>64666344
/thread
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War was fucking easy back then. Months of marching with your buds, maybe a couple of days of actual combat over a fighting season. Pretty easy on the nervous system compared to modern warfare.
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>>64666476
1. Is my brother in law. Did 20 years in the Navy on boomers, has 100% disability rating for PTSD because "the knowledge that my boats nuclear arsenal could end the world caused me continuous mental anguish"
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>>64666284
>>64666344
There is documentation about "war is... le bad" going back almost as far as there is writing, and the only reason it isn't as old as writing itself is because the first Babylonian texts can be put in one of three categories-
>20 bushels of grain, 14 lamb shanks, 30 jars of wine, 20 dried fish
>If a Ghost is haunting a house, the priest must do [extremely precise ritual], but not if the ghost is also doing X, Y, or Z, in which case [3 other complex rituals], also don't forget to just slap a "immunity to all" spell on the house while you're at it
>I AM KING KINGGREAT THE GREAT KING, I AM MIGHTY AND IMMORTAL AND ALL MY FOES HAVE BEEN CRUSHED I WILL RULE FOREVER
and all of those texts are written by extremely educated members of the religious order, even the early kingly texts would have been written by scribes.

I don't feel like looking up what the actual first documented "war is le bad" text is from, but the oldest that comes to mind that I already know of is by greekfag Aeschylus with his tragedy "The Persians" in 472 BCE.

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Stamboulieh Law makes weekly videos on all the latest lawfare:
https://youtube.com/@2alaw

You've heard of FRTs, but what's a "super safety"?
>uses the safety to force the reset of the trigger
>allows for way more trigger options (you just have to trim two places)
>invented by Tim Hoffman (https://hoffmantactical.com)
>gifted to the world to freely 3D print
>enterprising people now selling super safeties made of steel (recommend at least 4140)
>cheaper than an FRT ($90-$150)
>originally a 3-position cross-bolt safety
>left is safe, right is semi, middle is super
>3-position 90° super safety selectors are now available

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bamp
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I wish there was more footage of the 1911 frt
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Looks like there are more alternatives to allow FRTs for B&T platform

East Valley Tactical apparently has an option now, but it requires a rarebreed which is not included in the price

It's really expensive

https://youtu.be/bhgRbWwk-sA

https://www.eastvalleytactical.com/product/apc9-frt-conversion-service-does-not-include-frt-trigger
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>>64667128
adding more information here

The alternative to this is the lowers that asdesigns are making, but this would be a complete lower change and you would need a super safety or an ARC

I feel to me personally I would like the service by east valley because it uses the same lower and the safety is 45 degree

With asdesigns, you should be able to have more trigger options though
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>>64666898
https://youtu.be/ZEcyPOZs2o8

https://youtu.be/NmxBUZK1L1A

Only pistol FRT I care about going forward is a CZ75 just because the auto exists. I have the glock frt and beretta 92 frt

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Post wheelgats. Just bought this 3rd change hand ejector dated to roughly 1912
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>>64666052
>It's a paintball gun!
Man, that looks like some kind of cool ass cyberpunk bastard child of a Webly and a 6 Unica. Honestly, it can't be impossible to make.
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>>64667305
did i fuck up i hear in general the king cobra target in 357 is a good gun but like anything else i see some complaints on the internet
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>>64666618
Idk I think the M77 is better. A control round feed Mauser action rifle with iron sights for $1,300 is based as fuck
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I have been considering my first revolver and I think I might like to carry it. .38/.357 seems like a pretty good entry point and I have been looking at ballistics tests between the two. I'm noticing that .357 typically has better expansion in defensive loads but generally lower penetration while also having significantly more recoil and muzzle blast. It really seems like maybe a .38 Special or .38 Special +p load is really the way to go, despite
>muh chronograph line go up
Can anyone red pill me on .357 from a 2-3" revolver?
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>>64667467
3" is the minimum for 357 and 357 hits hard that's the point it's like a punch from god

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Wether it's real guns, bows and crosswbows or just air rifles or airsofts! Show me them results!
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>>64663788
Bigass meaty legs.
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my best grouping at 50 yards ever. 70 lb matthews
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>>64663788
They're tasty
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>>64663788
city slicker detected.
Sitting around the farm pond drinking beer and shooting bullfrogs (or anything else that moves) is a common part of rural life.
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>>64665843
>city slicker
Nah man I'm a german country boy, guess shooting bullfrogs is an american thing?

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>Ukraine lost 87% of its Abrams tanks in under two years. Australia's 49 replacement tanks arrive as the 68-ton breakthrough weapon has been forced into a different role
>It is now used not as a spearpoint but a "shielded hammer" — only surviving in a symphony of sensors, jammers, and screens.
Tanks are now truly obsolete:
https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/12/19/australia-completes-delivery-of-49-abrams-tanks-now-they-must-survive-the-drones/
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>>64664940
Then the expensive warships sailing out to intercept cheap cargo drones are putting themselves in intense danger. If ground launched missiles are really so invincible that no warship can go within 500 miles of a coast, China will not be able to enact a blockade. If anti ship missiles are not so all powerful, then the US can also use their ships.
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>>64664757
>silly khokhols lost almost 40 entire tanks
>yeah, but you lost multiple orders of magnitude more
>is only natural in land war xaxaxaxa)))))
This is why no one takes you seriously
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>>64660255
but thats the point, if russia pulls out now then fewer ziggers die.
>but muh ukraine casualties
no one cares, everyone just wants the maximum possible amount of ziggers to die.
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>>64664620
Bro, the ukraine has been used the m113 and ypr 765 and other shitties apc from the 60s or 70s
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>>64661960
Is that a t55??

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Thoughts the Stigler-Brown incident
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>>64665768
>escorting an enemy safely to his own lines after he carpet bombed one of your cities is beautiful
you're a massive retard, bro.
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>>64665234
>>64665238
>just has to sit still and wait for the war to end
>angry at this because neutral countries try to be neutral even if it is inconvenient to you personally
>told escapees will get sent to a much worse prison camp
>fuckthatlocallawshit.jpg
>is surprised that his actions do in fact have consequences
>is very surprised that those benevolent commy reds are in fact just as bad as the ebil nazis made them out to be
>is shocked that court proceedings in a country that speaks French, German and Italian are held in one of those and not English
truly the most american to ever american on the European continent
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Why are Ruskies so fucking gay? They don't even have some excuse for being gay, like when all those sandniggers raped Frenchmen who were campaigning under Napoleon. Were these mudslimes from central asia or actual Russians? Either way gay as fuck.
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>>64666743
It is less impactful when you find out how lax security was at his original internment camp, but once again that merely provokes the question of why Russians are such fags? Were they in punishment camp for being massive buttpirates?
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>>64663319
It's .... Homoerotic. People who "feel good" reading this are....gay.

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>Newfag? Read this:
https://pastebin.com/Ndb2jSAu
https://howtogetagun.ca/

>Want to hunt? CFG Hunting license info:
https://pastebin.com/nC8RpYb3

>Want to spend your shekels?
https://almostprohibited.ca/
>Recommended /cangen/ vendors list (patched 04.25.2024):
https://pastebin.com/SwhJDpkc

>Want to help firearm rights?
https://firearmrights.ca
https://nfa.ca

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>>64667183
I don’t see how he’s a traitor from that pic
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>>64667183
We didn't know how good we had it...
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All I want for Christmas are my gun rights back
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>>64667252
>>64667183
it's fascinating how this is exactly one year before the OIC and subsequent FRT additional fuckery, they had that shit loaded up and ready to go to take advantage of the first crisis they could get their hands on, the fact that it fell right at the beginning of covid was just godsent for them.
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>>64667406
Those don't come from Santa, those come from blood, sweat, and yelling "leave me alone!"

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And snipers don't?
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>>64659451
post guns, thirdy
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>>64659187
The eye patch is for strategic pirate cosplaying. ARG!
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>>64659615
lack of guns do to no rights and abject poverty, an inferiority complex and their schools are terrible and only teach them homosexuality
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>>64660590
>Doesn't mean you can't be a shooter, but it's annoying, and typically a lot of these competitions allow you to use an eyepatch for your dominant eye to ease your handicap. If you're not cross-eye-dominant, then an eyepatch isn't going to do anything for you, it's just for evening out the overall odds somewhat.
most people are partially dominant in one eye. not completely. it's not like handedness where people use their right hand for everything, a lot of people have weak eye dominance. I know I have weak eye dominance and I can only shoot both eyes open if the sight is illuminated like a red dot, fiber optic, brightly painted front sight or bead that's catching the light. I can't shoot both eyes open with national match sights
> unless you're out hunting with Dick Cheney.
that's not a dick cheney thing that's because retards don't wear orange unless mandated so there are a ton of shootings due to buck fever during any hunting season where orange isn't worn. my state mandates orange hats and vests during squirrel season because people kept getting shot in the head
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>>64660425
>>64660624
they should, but they won't due to shit like wind and land availability and gun laws in gay commie countries/cities. small bore is the most accessible, unfortunately
>>64662503
>at point blank distances
>t. fucking no gunz.
Point blank doesn't mean close range, point black means at a range where you don't need to adjust your sights to hit your target. 350 meters are considered point blank for 20 inch ARs because if you have a 300 meter zero you don't need to adjust your sights to hit a man sized target out to that distance

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Do freighters have any fucking defenses against being boarded by helicopters? I mean they have to have some small arms or maybe a mounted machine gun or some sort of AA battery right to defend against piracy?

Are you really telling me like a small fire team of troops can takeover a freighter?
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>>64664457
Moron, it's clearly dust2
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>>64663664
>It's sailing under the flag of Guyana!
That's what's known under international law as a "lie".
It's when people say or do things that are contrary to what is true.
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>>64663846
How long till we get /k/ privateers dressing up like Cardassians?
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>>64665034
Can't wait for twitter tankies to declare Guyana traitors to the Global South™
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>>64665174
Didn't they already do that a year ago, during the Essequibo debacle?

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What the fuck is going on, they filmed everything, one SU-27 and one SU-30, 100 million in damages, did russia lost that many soldiers that they can't even muster a few guys to secure their air bases?

Anyway, what's going on these past few days, they're getting a lot of shit destroyed, mig 31, S-400, bunch of fighters and even a fucking submarine
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>>64667181
>You are infiltrating a russian military base
>This is crazy suicidal
>You've been told so by many drunk brothers at the Nowheristan National Front meetings
>Security is rumored to be high and you'll be shot on sight if detected.
>And that's the good ending. The other one is the rape dungeon under the Colonel's datcha.
>It is known.
>Your hearth is racing as you enter.
>Something is weird
>No light in the barracks.
>No guard patrolling the perimeter
>No guard at the entrance
>No sound at all
>Fuckers abandoned the base
>Because nobody would try to break in

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>>64665158
Whys Obadiah looking longingly at him
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>>64665025
Supposedly a couple already got fucked in the Moskva incident
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>>64665009
That was actually the correct call under the assumption that the war would be over quickly - they were never meant to fight a peer military, but pacify the capital's population as the city and government are occupied
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>>64666371
>find disenfranchised incel
>teach him to fly a plane
>feed him the 72 virgins kool-aid
>have him 9/11 the Kremlin
Literally foolproof plan

The bus driver in charge of Venezuela is claiming the military will not only defeat the US and sink blockading aircraft carriers, but counterattack and capture the white house. Is this a realistic goal?
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>>64648775
>capture the white house
South Americans have had a stranglehold on that place for a year now.
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>>64666702
>South Americans have had a stranglehold on that place for a year now.
Only for their own continent, that's as far as Rubio can go.
It's enough though.
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>>64665382
20 more years of movies about driving past IED's, getting shot down in helicopters doing commando shit, and how dangerous life was there(1 casualty in 6 months)
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>>64654035
The real reason is there’s a huge glut in oil right now and WTI crude is floating under $60 a barrel and oil prices are threatening to nose dive under $50. The US is a net exporter but our crude is pricey to pump compared to other countries. Trump’s recent freakouts have been right after oil starts slipping
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>>64648775
There’s probably some maduro cuck illegals vibing in the US so maybe then and their white savior complex concubines will do a January 6th under the guise of a peace march but lol. Lmao even

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60km long fiber optics spools for FPV drones being built right now. Does this mean that FPV drones literally outrange all ATGMs and most artillery that are in service right now?
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>>64663363
This problem is so much easier

>safety or passenger perception does not apply
>failure rates per 100 miles instead of millions of miles acceptable
>merely 90% success rate? glorious
>mostly going in straight lines and pursuit curves. a bit of evasion would be cherry on top
>obstacle avoidance optional, this isn't Endor

We've had PGMs with analog terminal guidance computers in the 60s. Modern hardware runs circles around that for a fraction of the price, weight and energy budget.
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>>64663583
With american taxpayer dollars funding companies owned by men in funny hats.
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>>64667086
You seem upset at the US but you also operate under the assumption russia will lose
That seems like a rare pair of positions to hold
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>>64667260
>That seems like a rare pair of positions to hold
You only think this way because you're a fucking retard incapable of critical thinking
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>>64667271
That's a nonsensical reaction to my post, I'm only commenting on my observations. I've made no judgements, only commented on frequency.
People who profess hatred of the US generally seem to assume russia will win.

so let me get this straight: it has the profile of a ww1 tank, is slow as an interwar tank, has the armor of a ww2 tank, has the gun of a modern tank BUT with worse range, penetration, and precision, doesn't have CMs, doesn't have ERA, doesn't have an autoloader, doesn't have GPS, doesn't have telemeters or aiming softwares of any kind, it barely has an electric motor to turn the turret, it barely has a radio, and you're telling me THIS is a futuristic design?
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>>64666595
Careful anon the noguns fags are here to tell us how lasguns are like m2 machine guns again.
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>>64665273
It actually does have good armor on the front, being able to bounce battle cannon shots at ranges of eight hundred metres.
Its just its side armor is poor and its rear armor depending on the model is barely there or non-existent and allows someone with an actual WWI-era anti-tank rifle to disable the engine.
And obviously, the front armor doesn't extend to the completely exposed tracks.
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>>64665273
Leman Russ is an extreme version of the T-55 Obr. 2025 or X1A Stuart phenomenon where an obsolete, but mechanically simple design is crammed full of as much contemporary technology as possible in an effort to keep it competitive. The Custodes' hovertank is the actual futuristic tank, while the lemon is something that can be cranked out of a freshly-industralized world.
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>>64665300
Could they ? Yes
Could they do it at a galactic scale ? Difficult, given that it takes anywhere from a few weeks to a few decades to cross a given stretch of space, that interstellar communication is patchy at best and that the mecanicum is kind of anal about changing designs.
Could they do it at a galactic scale and then retain the know-how for thousands of years at that scale ? They probably tried a few thousand times and since they are still using the Leman Russ today, you can guess the answer.

There are better models. Purely local, produced in small amounts and dependant on local industrial standards and bureaucratic laxism. But the export model ? You better hope it is respecting the imperium-wide specs or it will be rejected by the clerks of the munitorum and that's going on the "tithe penalty" section.
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>>64666591
Kek no. That was GW retconning stuff so that they can trademark the generic land raider name.

EDC? i think so
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>>64666762
MOOOO
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>>64666762
>Got milk bitch?
>COWabunka
>Sure you want beef?!
>Ill CALF you up
>I bring the herd
>You're pasture you expiring date
>This wont just be a graze
>Hay!
>No more bull
>Dont MOOve, dairy very much
>Don't cry over spilled blood
>Udderly outclassed

All things you could yell drawing that badboy.
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>>64666762
Every real firearm needs to be evaluated on how it looks to a jury when presented in a court of law. The moo-gun passes with flying colors. It even looks like a toy - nobody with this pattern on their gun could possess an evil heart.
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>>64667369
So I shouldn't write
>Juror #4 is gay
on my clove box pistol?
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>>64666762
imagine getting shot with this

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The Australian federal and state governments are proposing sweeping gun law reform after a mostly peaceful terrorist attack in Bondi.

Representative Yasmin Catley reads a draft of the legislation in which she proposes to ban belt fed magazines. What other absurdly dangerous fictional things should be banned?
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>you wont do shit!
>you wont do shit!
>you wont do shit!

im starting to think all those aussie flag posts weren't chinks and poos but dumb australians. looooooooooool.
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>>64664362
Women should not be in such positions of power. We'd ought to airdrop MAC10 .45 ACP submachine guns along with ammo and hearing protection to help patriotic Aussies liberate their land.
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>how can you blame muslims for shootings when right wing extremists do it too?
your response?
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>>64666853
Unironically both world wars causing demographic crises combined with neoliberalist policies
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>>64664490
>We just live in an actually civilised society
That appears to be unraveling now.


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