Asshole/Asshelmet With A Gun

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[Athos_131]

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[Hard_as_ironman]

Iron dipshit, formerly known as PSI-you do realize your entire post helps my case for pretty much everything I’ve posted the last few time. Good job dimwit haha

In other words, you have no intellectual or logical comeback so you'll say that I have proven your point somehow without explanation on how.  You also edited your statement meaning you've either added or taken away from it making me believe that you cant stop dwelling on the subject.  That little boy thing really struck home with you.  And just because somebody responds doesn't mean they had the emotional reaction you assume. I'm sure people here respond to you for the same reason I am.

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good [people] to do nothing.”― Edmund Burke

You gunnerman are a stain on the site.  I would say that I enjoy poking the bear, but you're no bear.  You're like an infected scab I can't help but to scratch and pick at.  It's going to be a pain, and annoying, but I need to peel it off and let that puss run out.

Also I don't understand your PSI reference, so if you're trying to insult me with it, you should use something that I would understand, otherwise it's just wasted keystrokes.

#BlackLivesMatter

#BanTheNaziFromKB

I bet that kid was sitting at home watching boondock saints before running outside to kill people.  Wonder if he still feels like a hero

[Lois]

Iron dipshit, formerly known as PSI-you do realize your entire post helps my case for pretty much everything I’ve posted the last few time. Good job dimwit haha

LOL! Hahahahahaha!

[Athos_131]

Kyle Rittenhouse, Kenosha, and the Sheepdog Mentality

“I’d rather be judged by 12 than carried out by six.” Most gun owners have heard that nugget of homicidal wisdom, often from the person who sold them their guns. In other words: Better to attend your own trial by jury for killing someone than your own funeral for hesitating and being killed instead.

The final count on Tuesday night in Kenosha, Wisconsin, was 12 and 12: a dozen pallbearers for two homicide victims, and 12 yet-to-be-impaneled jurors for Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old who allegedly shot them with his AR-15-style rifle. The footage of their killings is grainy and sickening. It shows, amid general mayhem and gunfire, a man who appears to shoot another with a rifle, then say into a cellphone, “I just killed somebody.” Later that same man is pursued by a mob down the center of a street. They catch up with him, he falls to the ground, and one strikes him with a skateboard. From a supine position the gunman shoots two people, one fatally. The other, blasted in the right arm, had been running at the killer with a pistol drawn.

I have seen many videos like this, and not long ago I profiled John Correia, a YouTube gun-world celebrity who has seen more videos of gun violence than perhaps any other human being who has ever lived. On YouTube and other social media, the gun channels are filled with real-life videos of violence—think Cops, with all the boring parts edited out and most of the violent parts unblurred. I could say that these scenes never cease to sicken, but the truth is that one gets used to them after a while. Rittenhouse, who was arrested yesterday, was reportedly a gun enthusiast and active on social media in support of Blue Lives Matter. I don’t know whether Rittenhouse spent his free time watching people pulling guns on one another, but I know from experience that these videos are hugely popular in the gun world that he was part of, and if you watch one, you probably watch hours of them.

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The availability of these videos is perhaps the biggest change in gun culture in our lifetimes, and one of the results is mayhem like this. The shift has suddenly made violence against humans (as opposed to animals) imaginable—whereas in the past, most people could live their whole life without witnessing or taking part in a gunfight. The videos emphasize the bad things that can happen to you if your draw time is too slow, or your magazine too small. Now one can watch videos and imagine oneself not stalking a deer but defending others, in improbable heroic scenarios once limited to action movies.

That is the fantasy that seemed to have motivated Rittenhouse’s trip to Kenosha. He was interviewed hours before the shooting by The Daily Caller’s Richie McGinniss. He explained his presence in Kenosha by saying that “people are getting injured, and our job is to protect this business.” He looks preposterously young for this role, not like some ’roid-crazed militiaman but like a kid who has somehow guessed that the code to his father’s gun locker is his own birthday. Rittenhouse has been called a “white supremacist,” but none of his comments during interviews at the scene mention race. (Other comments may surface later, and his social-media accounts reportedly show plenty of sympathy for cops, and none for the protesters.) Instead his comments mention what is by far the most common topic in gun-enthusiast channels, which is what to do to preserve life and property using guns.

Before the advent of these videos, to be a concealed carrier meant entering uncharted cognitive territory. If you have never walked around with a gun in your pocket, you probably have poor intuitions about how it feels—the power; the discomfort of having a hunk of metal or plastic impeding your gait and mobility; most of all, the sense of responsibility. The writer Dan Baum strapped on a .38 in the course of researching a 2013 book on gun culture and described the experience well:

Everything around me appeared brilliantly sharp, the colors extra rich, the contrasts shockingly stark. I could hear footsteps on the pavement two blocks away ... It made me more organized. Wearing the gun, I was Mr. Together. There was no room for screwing up when I was equipped to kill.

Baum would avoid trouble, because he didn’t want to be anywhere near a fistfight, unstable people, or anything that might raise the possibility that he would fire his gun. The feeling of empowerment comes with a wearying imperative of caution: You do not seek out danger, and instead you live the most boring life possible, to avoid using the murder machine you have for some reason decided to attach awkwardly to your midsection.

What distinguishes Baum, who crossed the street to avoid violence, from Rittenhouse, who carried openly and crossed state lines to find violence? One is a seersucker-wearing, middle-aged journalist, and the other is an adolescent. The other salient difference, though, is that at 17, Rittenhouse has never known a world where owning a gun did not go along with what is sometimes known as the “sheepdog mentality”—the belief that your gun exists to protect others, and that you should rush in to perform that duty. Many of the gun videos you find online emphasize exactly this, to an audience of men.

The channels are not sinister in themselves. Correia combines old-fashioned moralism—including regular reminders that you are accountable to Jesus and the law for every round you fire, and that acts of brutality toward the vulnerable are among the worst you can commit—with extreme violence. I came away from a day with Correia thinking that the world is probably a safer place because he is packing heat.

But the videos themselves are insidious. Most people in the United States, allowing for wild variation in race, class, and education, are victims of violence only very rarely. Watching the videos, however, invites you to simulate violence at an extraordinary rate, much higher than we are mentally equipped to manage. (Correia himself has seen tens of thousands of them, and he posts a new one to his channel about once or twice a day.) The effect of these videos is to habituate viewers to that violence, to train them to imagine themselves in it. Training yourself to imagine something makes it seem more likely to happen, and primes your instincts to react to it—and, I suspect, initiate that violent reaction and overdo it when circumstances could be resolved more peacefully.

Rittenhouse appears to have been living in a fantasy world where police and car dealerships are more endangered than unarmed Black men in traffic stops, and where he was a warrior and self-defender, rather than a youngster who foolishly enrolled himself in a midwestern version of the Children’s Crusade. I can only imagine his fear when he saw the crowd coming for him—and the crowd’s fear, when it saw that a near-child was wildly firing a rifle better suited to a person with judgment and good training. I do not expect that the jury will be forgiving.

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[Gunnerman19]

Iron dipshit-yet again you show you are not smart enough to add 2 + 2. Use your tiny little liberal dress wearing brain to figure it out. Here’s a little help darlin...passive aggressive is what???=Chicken shit. It’s like throwing a rock and hiding your hand. Your explanation as to why Toe chose to move a post that wasn’t even meant for Joan’s post was as much as saying the same. Which is exactly what I called Toe...chicken shit. Read...and re-read if you must but it’s all there fuck yard. Come on sweet pea. For you fucking liberals thinking you are so high and mighty and knowing it all, why can’t you see your own dipshittery...?
As far as editing haha...pretty sure you little cum stain that I didn’t edit my last post but it’s cute you think so. I did edit the one to Sheila due to autocorrect not getting things right. Haha you are really looking for something aren’t you. You, sir in a dress, are a fucking waist of oxygen.
And yes for the love of God...please don’t call me little boy boo hoo...for fuck sacks you little piss ant shit for brains that doesn’t know the difference between shit and apple butter...get a clue.

Edit: fuck you ya little cum sucker

[Jed_]

Edit: fuck you ya little cum sucker

Given the username, there’s irony in that you constantly seek to engage in battles of wit, yet always show up unarmed?

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Edit: fuck you ya little cum sucker

Given the username, there’s irony in that you constantly seek to engage in battles of wit, yet always show up unarmed?

Off his meds.

[Hard_as_ironman]

Hey there Gunnerman19, you can call it what you want, but kind of hard to hide her hand when it literally has her name on it.  And the point of passive aggressiveness is to do exactly what she did.  Take a dig at you, get under your skin, and take offense without being, well, like you and erupting in angry profanity and name calling.  Sure she called you a little boy, but thats probably more of a statement of how she depicts you personality than trying to insult you, but since you keep dwelling on it she hit a bullseye either way.  Oh and dont worry, I completley believe you about editing only because of autocorrect.

I can almost see you sitting there behind you computer, red faced and fuming.  MAGA tattoo on one side of your face and a swastika on the other.  Screaming curse words at your computer as you jab at the keyboard with tore up knuckles from the last time you beat your wife.

Stay mad Gunnerman

Edit: and don't be jealous because I look better in a dress than you do.  I do have the hips for it 

[Athos_131]

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[Athos_131]

Louisiana man hid loaded handgun in his butt: cops

It’s always the last place you look.

Lousiana police found a loaded concealed handgun inside a suspect’s buttocks during a strip search after he was arrested on other charges.

Following a call about “suspicious activity,” Justin Savoie, 24, was taken into custody by Golden Meadow police on Dec. 28, 2019, for possession of a handgun, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Multiple handguns and “homemade silencers” were also found inside his truck. However, the surprises continued to pile up for investigators.

During a follow up strip search at the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office, a 4-inch .25 Titan pistol was found inside his bum, officers said.

According to The Smoking Gun, Savoie pleaded guilty and received a five-year suspended sentence on Friday. He also received three years probation and an order to serve 90 days in the Lafourche Parish jail.

As part of his probation, he is barred from owning firearms, visiting bars, ingesting excessive amounts of alcohol and using illegal drugs.

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As part of his probation, he is barred from owning firearms, visiting bars, ingesting excessive amounts of alcohol

Is that the Louisiana definition of “excessive” or the normal human being definition?

[MintJulie]

Louisiana man hid loaded handgun in his butt: cops

Good lord.   How is this possible?

[Shiela_M]

Louisiana man hid loaded handgun in his butt: cops

Good lord.   How is this possible?

It was probably just wedged up in between his cheeks.  Guy must have been pretty big.  At least it wasn't an assault rifle or shotgun.  That would be a trick.

[Lois]

I think men have bigger assholes.  Ever see a man's dump in the toilet?  Those things are huge.

[MintJulie]

Ever see a man's dump in the toilet?

Ummm nope, never want to either. 

At a very young age I swore off out-houses & porta potty's because I just can't handle seeing a 2 foot pile of poop.   I'll be like a bear and poop in the woods before I ever go into another porta potty again.

[Gonfalon]

Ever see a man's dump in the toilet?

At a very young age I swore off out-houses & porta potty's because I just can't handle seeing a 2 foot pile of poop. 

You learn to live with out-houses, believe me. Reading memoirs of Victorian ladies living in India, there are no references to waste disposal, but it consisted of a thunderbox with a receptacle that was removed and emptied by Untouchables. There was a similar system in Medieval Japan, but logistically far more sophisticated, with waste from cities with hundreds of thousands of inhabitants being swiftly carried to the fields outside the cities and used as night-soil fertilizer.

[Shiela_M]

Ever see a man's dump in the toilet?

Ummm nope, never want to either. 

At a very young age I swore off out-houses & porta potty's because I just can't handle seeing a 2 foot pile of poop.   I'll be like a bear and poop in the woods before I ever go into another porta potty again.

When I was overseas, the company that was hired to clean the porta potties stopped when their contract expired.  It took weeks before they were able to negotiate a new contract.  During that time the porta potties became unbelievable.  Overflowing with mess.  I want to gag just remembering it.

[Asmodel]

When I was overseas, the company that was hired to clean the porta potties stopped when their contract expired.  It took weeks before they were able to negotiate a new contract.  During that time the porta potties became unbelievable.  Overflowing with mess.  I want to gag just remembering it.

  BELIEVE IT OR NOT, THIS 👆 REMINDED ME OF THIS👇!