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originally posted by: SheopleNation
Oh ok Friend, And on his way home walking out of a London Army Barracks? Tell me Mr. so called Proud Englishman, Why would you attempt to distort such a story of horror?
originally posted by: SheopleNation
Well the question Sir! Is why the hell should he not have been armed? I smell a rat, and not of the English origin.
originally posted by: SheopleNation
Oh no my friend, I think what we clearly have here is a closet mercenary with motives, who has attempted to sugar coat the brutal slaughter of an innocent Man. I just hope they have an eye on you over there, just to be safe. ~$heopleNation
originally posted by: stumason
It must be stupid hour in the USA, you've all come out at once!
He was actually on his way to work, not his way home and was about 200m from the entrance to the barracks when he was run over.
And from this I can assume that every US soldier when they have finished for the day heads home in full combat gear and armed to the bollocks? I doubt it....
What?
Once again, why would he have a gun on him? I know for a fact that US servicemen when not on active deployment don't go around routinely armed either. You're building the worlds crappiest strawman here.
Yup, I thought so, you're actually either seriously deranged or just plain stupid.
originally posted by: SheopleNation
And from this I can assume that every US soldier when they have finished for the day heads home in full combat gear and armed to the bollocks? I doubt it....
Depends on the State Laws, but many Military personnel return home, or go about their daily business armed with permits. You might want to study up on what happens out here instead of making reckless assumptions about that, and everything else.
Once again, why would he have a gun on him? I know for a fact that US servicemen when not on active deployment don't go around routinely armed either. You're building the worlds crappiest strawman here.
Obviously it is you doesn't know what the hell you're talking about, cause you're 100% wrong guy. Straw man nonsense this, straw man nonsense that, your overplayed internet labels mean absolutely nothing to me, lets just stick to the facts instead of making up fantasy laws for us over here, those days have far ended.
originally posted by: SheopleNation
That is not necessary, I don't see what the need is for insulting everyone because they do not share your warped and confused views that seem to support the brutal murder of a Man because he was in civilian clothes. Does that justify his life being taken from him?
originally posted by: SheopleNation
What does it matter if he was on his way there, or on his way home? Does either or justify someone being ran over and then hacked to death, what is wrong with your brain exactly?
originally posted by: SheopleNation
Depends on the State Laws, but many Military personnel return home, or go about their daily business armed with permits. You might want to study up on what happens out here instead of making reckless assumptions about that, and everything else.
originally posted by: SheopleNation
Obviously it is you doesn't know what the hell you're talking about, cause you're 100% wrong. Straw man nonsense this, straw man nonsense that, your overplayed internet labels mean absolutely nothing to me, lets just stick to the facts instead of making up fantasy laws for us over here, those days have far ended, and let's stick to the discussion, not insults.
originally posted by: SheopleNation
About all I hear from you is more insults, yet nothing to back up your drivel. Did you forget what your friends said in that video, you know the ones who butchered that innocent Man that day? Here, let me help you out Mr. Proud Englishman.........
~$heopleNation
originally posted by: stumason
a reply to: WarminIndy
One has to wonder about the standard of the education system in the US, it seems to churn a load of bloody morons.
originally posted by: stumason
a reply to: WarminIndy
I've lived in some really rough places during my time yet I have always felt perfectly safe no matter where I am. I cannot remember the last time I've ever felt "unsafe". I'm not really sure what your point is, to be honest, otother than admitting you're a bit a wimp
originally posted by: stumason
You're a hypocrite who not only doesn't know what he's talking about and get's confused over what exactly he is arguing about, but came in swinging to this thread and are now getting you'r panties in a bunch because I swung back? So, you can get of that high horse of yours.
originally posted by: SheopleNation
a reply to: peter vlar
Peter, I was not addressing while in the barracks, I was addressing while one leaves the base to go home. The focus was on why does that even matter? The Man was butchered either way. If this were to happen here in the States, an armed Civilian with a carry and conceal permit could have possibly saved this Man/s life. Instead of a couple of females passing by who had the courage to confront and talk to the murderer, maybe a human beings life could have been saved? ~$heopleNation
originally posted by: WilsonWilson
Civilians having guns is not the answer. He might have been saved and then gone to the supermarket and had his face shot off by somebody's toddler.
originally posted by: SheopleNation
a reply to: peter vlar
Peter, I was not addressing while in the barracks, I was addressing while one leaves the base to go home. The focus was on why does that even matter? The Man was butchered either way. If this were to happen here in the States, an armed Civilian with a carry and conceal permit could have possibly saved this Man/s life. Instead of a couple of females passing by who had the courage to confront and talk to the murderer, maybe a human beings life could have been saved? ~$heopleNation