At the time you were selling cheap, bargain basement chicom AK’s to your fan boys to pose with in the mirror in their underwear and you tried to tell them that junk was not only as good as an HK, but better!
The chicom/russo pricks that sell you those bargain basement Kalashnikovs also sell them to the pisslamic swine that kill our boys in the sand box every day. Nice business associates you have there chum.
I have a couple HK’s, a Bushmaster and a Colt in my gun room – and not a single AK POS in sight.
Good for you. But are you sure that you want to start a pissing match about who owns what with a guy who used to own a gun store? I own a few guns. Some are very nice. A few were really expensive. But I don’t need to post and brag about owning fancy guns, because my ego isn’t attached to what I can afford, rather what I can outshoot you with.
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Larry went a lot easier on Jim than I would have.
Now I just traded two AK's and a stripped Yankee Hill lower receiver for a complete Bushmaster A2 style HBAR. I didn't trade because somehow the AR is better than the AK, I made the trade because it was financially sound. I didn't want to go to a gunshow and sell my two AK's for 500 a piece and the receiver for 200 just to go and buy a Bushmaster, and the guy who had the Bushmaster gets three items to put on his table at the gunshow.
Will I trade off the Bushmaster if a better deal comes along? You betcha. I am the weapon, my guns are just tools. Jim is a tool hung up on tools.
Ever wonder how the greatest Army ever assembled retreated from Vietnam? By the will of the communists who were willing to accept any hardship to achieve their goal. Ever wonder how the greatest Army ever assembled (at the time) was pushed off the continent by a rag tag group of colonial militia? Because the will of the people was strong enough to endure and outlast the mighty empire.
Guns are tools, and they are important tools. But in the end they are just tools. There is no replacement for a fighting spirit.
Jim, you are the butt of the joke. You are an insecure emotional midget who thinks a name brand weapon is a replacement for a penis and proficiency. Thanks for playing, try again.
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(T)he greatest Army ever assembled retreated from Vietnam because it was kneecapped by fifth column f*cks like banana's buddy, Bill Ayers and got bad press.
As one of the last Cambodians keyed before the sounds of him being executed "You Americans are Worse Than The French".
Now we follow up decades later by pulling out of Iraqi cities and sending corpses and captains to "advise" afghan army generals. They take rank and time in grade seriously and we have managed to offend a sizable chunk of our "allies" since banana "took charge".
Just sayin...We slaughtered the Viets and could have walked away owning the place if not for politics. They were done after Tet if we'd followed up on it.
Now bananaman will show us how to make the same fookin mistakes and kill loads of Americans, perhaps even you, by not fully supporting the war efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Best of luck but DON'T EVER SAY THE VIETS WON. Some of "us", politicians, quit for political bullshit.
We can go for a walk along the wall some day and I dare you to piss on one name on it with me in range with no weapons on either side and you're young and in shape and I'll beat your head in or die trying because I got a lot of family names on it even if I'm 40.
Political leadership on one side leaving for stupid reasons does not give victory to the other.
Q.E.D.
Safe travels into the land of the lost and I hope you have better luck than the Vietnam misadventure. Your best bet would be to be a REMF. Obanana isn't gonna fight a real fight and the real war should be in Pakistan.
No offense intended but the line I quoted of yours pissed me the fuck off. Couple more decades and a couple dozen or more dead buddies and you'll feel the same way if you make 40.
Tom,
I understand how you feel, I've been to the wall. The names hurt to read. It hurts worse to watch the family search the rows for a loved one only to break down in tears when they find it, as if the name in stone is fresh news that their boy will never come home again.
But that doesn't mean that I'm wrong about the history and lessons learned from Vietnam, we won every engagement but lost the war. You are correct as to who lost the war, although quite a few senior officers deserve a fair share of the blame.
So far Obama has repeated a lot of Carter's decisions and I expect to see a lot of the same consequences.
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