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originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: 8675309jenny
If guns are ban in Germany how these people got their hands on them? are you sure this is legit video?
I will hate to see this thread been scratched.
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: anxiouswens
Well I guess I will have to come to terms that banning guns doesn't equal to having them disappear, but as usual criminals and those that should never have access to them will always get them after all.
originally posted by: korath
I guess they don't care where the bullets land or if anyone gets killed. Just being filmed with weapons doesn't seem to bother them either.
originally posted by: dam00
I posted the same video in another thread a few minutes ago, my link which was posted yesterday says it is in Cologne, almost 300 miles away from Berlin. Germany and Europe is being invaded by these savages and the sooner Europeans wake up and take action the better
My link to same video with comments
originally posted by: theySeeme
originally posted by: korath
I guess they don't care where the bullets land or if anyone gets killed. Just being filmed with weapons doesn't seem to bother them either.
I guess you don't know much about bullets.
Or maybe you didn't watch the whole *fogy* and *scary flashing lights themed* video. The video where the 2 tiny little small caliber pistols are aimed directly into the air, at angles that when bullets return back to land - would be harmless.
originally posted by: theySeeme
Disgusting propaganda this topic.
2 guns the entire video, two tiny little pistols - and a bunch of fireworks and girls screaming because they are pretending to be scared of fireworks - and this is supposed to incite the anger and fear you lot are displaying?
I say it again, DISGUSTING PROPAGANDA.
By the way guns are not illegal in Germany, they are restricted, just like here in the U.S.
originally posted by: pikestaff
originally posted by: theySeeme
originally posted by: korath
I guess they don't care where the bullets land or if anyone gets killed. Just being filmed with weapons doesn't seem to bother them either.
I guess you don't know much about bullets.
Or maybe you didn't watch the whole *fogy* and *scary flashing lights themed* video. The video where the 2 tiny little small caliber pistols are aimed directly into the air, at angles that when bullets return back to land - would be harmless.
So a small bullet, travelling at terminal velocity is harmless? yes, just so long as it does not hit anyone.
The general consensus is that a bullet fired straight up—at precisely 90 degrees to the horizontal—is unlikely to kill a healthy adult when it returns to Earth. That's because, on the way down, air resistance prevents the bullet from returning to its initial velocity. The bullet would deliver a painful wallop but could only have a chance of killing you with a direct hit to the eye, ear, or mouth.
That said, bullets fired at an upward angle of 45 degrees or less can be far more lethal, since they're likely to hit someone on the ground while traveling at a much greater speed. In this case, gravity isn't directly opposing the bullet's motion, so the projectile stays at a higher velocity throughout its flight path. It's also more likely to maintain its initial, aerodynamically favorable orientation. Bullets fired vertically tend to fall nose-up or sideways, which creates a lot of drag.
originally posted by: boymonkey74
Just to point out Manchester has had armed police for over 20 years...
Heck it is no where near as bad as the early 90's.
Culture of violence: Gun crime goes up by 89% in a decade
By James Slack for the Daily Mail
Updated: 03:42 EST, 27 October 2009
Gun crime has almost doubled since Labour came to power as a culture of extreme gang violence has taken hold.
The latest Government figures show that the total number of firearm offences in England and Wales has increased from 5,209 in 1998/99 to 9,865 last year - a rise of 89 per cent.
In some parts of the country, the number of offences has increased more than five-fold.
In eighteen police areas, gun crime at least doubled.
The statistic will fuel fears that the police are struggling to contain gang-related violence, in which the carrying of a firearm has become increasingly common place.
Last week, police in London revealed they had begun carrying out armed patrols on some streets.
The move means officers armed with sub-machine guns are engaged in routine policing for the first time.
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