The overwhelming majority of non-whites vote Democrat, and we’re armed to the teeth, with guns, assault rifles, explosives, military grade grenades, etc.
And we’re widely organized in every city in the USA. We have been preparing for war for 20 years. Every one of us, including our children, has the mentality of a soldier.
Republicans are deluded in thinking those who vote Democrat are all kumbaya peace-loving hippie types.
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I need to know the regulations that govern the company level commander’s discretion on issuing orders to a soldier who owns a firearm off of and away from military installations to have that firearm placed in the custody of the arms room. I currently own a firearm (pistol) and i do not bring it onto military installations nor do i keep it in military housing. The firearm is stored off post at a civilian housing complex with my buddy. This is because the commander refuses to approve the on post registration form, so i keep it at a friends house off post so that i am following the regulation. Now i have been instructed to have it placed in the arms room and that i will not have access to it at all. This does not seem fair. I feel like i am having the firearm stolen from me. He believes that soldiers have no business owning firearms and he will not approve anyone to have one. Does anybody know anything about the legality of this issue??
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The United States doesn’t need an army, navy, marines, coast guard, etc, etc. It’s just like the 2nd Amendment — these things were implemented by the Founding Fathers over 2 centuries ago! Back then a military and guns were needed, but today we have no need for either.
Think of the money that could be saved — bring home every soldier worldwide! No more Bush wars, Afghanistan wars, etc. The money saved could be used to provide free health care and help us fight global warming.
President Obama is bringing the change that WE THE PEOPLE elected!
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The United States doesn’t need an army, navy, marines, coast guard, etc, etc. It’s just like the 2nd Amendment — these things were implemented by the Founding Fathers over 2 centuries ago! Back then a military and guns were needed, but today we have no need for either.
Think of the money that could be saved — bring home every soldier worldwide! No more Bush wars, Afghanistan wars, etc. The money saved could be used to provide free health care and help us fight global warming.
President Obama is bringing the change that WE THE PEOPLE elected!
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More specifically, how is it decided if a soldier would carry an automatic rifle, or a shotgun? For instance, in many Vietnam and later war movies (e.g. "Platoon") most ‘grunts’ carry M16 or similar automatic rifles, but there may be one or two soldiers with shotguns instead. How is it decided if you’d be issued a shotgun or the standard issue automatic rifle?
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"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Why would the founding fathers find it necessary to spell out a soldier’s right to have a gun? Isn’t it obvious that the military has to have guns (even back in those days); what else are they suppose to fight back with? sticks and stones?
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Ok, I was always wondering this so now I am going to ask. If you are a soldier in the Army or marines, when you get deployed into the middle east and go into combat, do you pick what your primary weapon is,(like a SAW machine gun, the m4 or m16) the mods on the gun, and how your gear is arranged?(such as the vest magazine pouches and things like that.) Or do the commanders or whoever is in charge of that stuff do it all for you.
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Hi!
Typically, in a militray, will a soldier who is color blind be allowed to operate a rifle?
When answering this question, please state the country in which you are talking about. I know different country might have different set of rules.
Thank you.
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just as the title says, are soldiers of any US military branch permitted to carry firearms in public? i remember, many years ago, a soldier came to my school with this huge rifle straped to his shoulder. whats the info on that?
why im wondering is, if i enlist, would i be allowed to carry a magnum or something? i dont like the idea of a soldier being as helpless as civillians if say a robbery occured.
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okay for my English class we are doing a mock trail on whether Prometheus was wrong in giving us fire ( story in greek mythology doesnt really matter) but anywho i am a witness and my persona is a u.s soldier and i am on the prosecution side so……
how would my persona suppose to be agianst fire
i was thinking i could say that if we didnt have fire then we also wouldnt have military weapons and lots of people wouldnt be killled because of those weapons
but…………
is that true???
and how is fire actually used to make military weapons
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Aside from tanks, what weapons do military personel have access to that police department don’t?
By the way, nukes don’t count, because your regular soldier doesn’t have access to them, but the department of defense does, just as the chief operating department of law enforcement (department of justice) could gain access to them if needed.
As far as standard weapons go, what does the military have that police agencies (including federal agencies, such as the FBI, ATF, DEA, etc don’t have?
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