“This Time We’re Going Out To Whitey’s Suburbs and Burning Down HIS Community”

SHTF Plan ^ | 7/11/13 | Mac Slavo

[Kartographer]

“This time we’re doing it right… This time we’re not burning down our communities. This time we’re going out to Whitey’s suburbs and burning down HIS community. We’re going to make Whitey feel the pain.”

[jespasinthru]

Is that like when the excrement makes violent contact with the oscillating devise? Sorry, I couldn’t resist. I love playing with words.

[Larry381]

Always reminded of a guy I met once in the Catskill mountains of NY state. He was a world war 2 collector (and veteran) and he demonstrated how it only took him 10 minutes to turn a German MG-42 back into a fully auto machine gun.
He claimed he took it off into the wilderness once with a few 50rd belts of ammo and that when he fired it it actually spat out the ammo so fast that it sounded like one long burst. Wonder where he is today? and wonder if he still has that monster?

[mountn man]

About 10 years ago, I was out in Montana, at a friends. We were out by an old abandoned mine doing some shooting. We were shooting cans and jugs and stuff.

We had my buddy's .270 and were shooting at 100 and 150 yds.

Then we took some cans and 1 gallon jugs out to about 300 yds. I set up a lid from a mayonnaise jar (about the size of a mason jar lid)

When it was my turn to shoot, my buddy laughingly challenged me to shoot the jar lid, that was still untouched. We bet a jar of ice tea.

He HAD to take the jar lid as evidence to tell/show his friends back at camp. He couldn't get over 1 shot being slightly off center, of a target that size at 300 yds.

[supercat]

I’ve been asking the 20 year olds I’m around daily about cursive writing and they say they are not taught to write cursive, but can read it.

It is useful to be able to write faster than it would be possible to print, but the style of "always-connected" cursive that was taught in the late 20th century is not amenable to fast legible writing. Both speed and legibility can be improved if one connects things which logically should be connected, while leaving disconnected those things where connection improves neither speed nor legibility (moving the pen from place to place along its most natural path without lifting it is faster than lifting it first, but lifting the pen and moving it along the natural path may be faster than leaving it on the paper but having to move it along a trickier path; if the tricky-path stroke will at best not make the text less legible than it would be without it, why bother?).

[jy8z]

I'm kind of more the visual type...

[supercat]

... it only took him 10 minutes to turn a German MG-42 back into a fully auto machine gun...

I've often read such claims, but I would think that a safe and reliable machine gun would be a bit more complicated. If cycling the action disconnects the sear from the trigger, there isn't much risk of the hammer being "barely" caught by the sear as the gun cycles, but preventing such a thing in a full-auto firearm would be much harder. If the hammer barely catches on the sear as the trigger is being released, it could leave the gun in a situation where an arbitrarily-small nudge could knock the hammer off the sear. If the firearm has a backup safety mechanism, the it could be unexpectedly decocked. If it doesn't, it could unexpectedly discharge. Neither seems like desirable behavior.

I would expect that a reliable full-auto design should include some timing mechanisms to ensure that the hammer will only be allowed to approach the primary sear at times when the action is either committed to firing another round or committed to stopping until the trigger is pulled fully. Not exactly a 10-minute mod.

[demsux]

Shouldn’t they be tearing up the hispanic hoods?

[Impala64ssa]

Sounds like the same thing at the flea market in Webster where the bikers meet on Sundays. They got a car and bike show there once a month. Rednecks, some with Confederate flags brandished on their antennas, Blacks, Latinos, etc., we just hang out, knock back some cold ones, shoot the breeze and everyone gets along.

[Impala64ssa]

They say it, but they don’t really mean it, because they don’t have the guts
That's true of 99.999% of them. But chances are they'll be a few who will, as they say in the 'hood "let their alligator mouths get their butterfly a**es in trouble".

[BBell]

[EricT.]

"I'm your huckleberry."

[Ancesthntr]

Whitey has scoped deer rifles that can easily hit man-sized targets at 500 yards; Whitey has AR-15s by the bushel; Whitey shoots skeet, IPSEC and cowboy action for fun; and Whitey is damned tired of being blamed and discriminated against for crimes committed 150 or more years ago against people who are long dead and gone. Bring it , Whitey will be waiting.

[Private_Sector_Does_It_Better]

Damn straight!

[SaraJohnson]

In Texas if they “tear up white neighborhoods”, they will be targeting a lot of Hispanics. But they know better than to do that here.

[SaraJohnson]

NBP in whitey’s suburbs? They’ll be easy pickins...

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You’ll hear them coming ten miles away. NOI has big mouths.

[Razz Barry]

Boy, I hope more than ever that George gets off. It'll be great to have film footage of these guys rioting. I can see the NRA commercials now, “This, Mr. President, is why Americans need automatics weapons with 50 round clips.”

[Hotlanta Mike]

And they’ve already provided probable cause to defend oneself...stupid criminals.

[Private_Sector_Does_It_Better]

“In Texas if they “tear up white neighborhoods”, they will be targeting a lot of Hispanics. But they know better than to do that here.”

Here in Texas there will be no torn up “white neighborhoods”, we will vigorously and effectively defend ourselves.

[jespasinthru]

They call that the “Rosemary District” now. Pseudo-artists with lots of money and no talent have turned that area into a fake artists’ colony. Trying to re-create what all those real artists did in 19th and 20th century Europe, before the communists and the nazis chased them out or killed them. The real artists avoid them, because they are so phony.