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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #630 on: January 21, 2009, 05:13:47 AM »
By the way, I'm not 100% sure of the legal status of the vests, but it says a lot that pepper spray(!) is licensed in this cowardly piece-of-shit country. In Germany you can buy tazers legally or could until a few years ago.

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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #631 on: January 21, 2009, 05:37:25 AM »
I don't know about any piggies, but wearing a modern set of personal SWAT gear, seven bullets all hitting the vest, would be devastating to a persons ability to fight back for an hour or so, but not deadly.

Of course, it has been proven that a vest's effectiveness depends mostly upon the energy of the bullet that is fired into it.

Seven - nine millimeter rounds hitting you in the chest at close range would kick your ass, no matter if they penetrated or not, but a vest would most likely keep you alive.

My first .300 Magnum round (the only hunting rifle I own that has not yet taken game) would knock you completely out and still not penetrate the vest with my typical Nosler hunting round. Imagine a small sledge hammer hitting your vest at over two hundred miles per hour (similar energy involved). You could not even keep your consciousness, much less your balance or the ability to hold a sight picture.
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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #632 on: January 21, 2009, 06:10:25 AM »
By the way, I'm not 100% sure of the legal status of the vests, but it says a lot that pepper spray(!) is licensed in this cowardly piece-of-shit country. In Germany you can buy tazers legally or could until a few years ago.


In all seriousness, I can not imagine why bullet proof vests would be illegal. They are totally passive and defensive of only one person at a time. It makes sense that grenades are illegal, but not personal protective gear.
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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #633 on: January 21, 2009, 07:13:58 AM »
I don't know about any piggies, but wearing a modern set of personal SWAT gear, seven bullets all hitting the vest, would be devastating to a persons ability to fight back for an hour or so, but not deadly.

Of course, it has been proven that a vest's effectiveness depends mostly upon the energy of the bullet that is fired into it.

Seven - nine millimeter rounds hitting you in the chest at close range would kick your ass, no matter if they penetrated or not, but a vest would most likely keep you alive.

My first .300 Magnum round (the only hunting rifle I own that has not yet taken game) would knock you completely out and still not penetrate the vest with my typical Nosler hunting round. Imagine a small sledge hammer hitting your vest at over two hundred miles per hour (similar energy involved). You could not even keep your consciousness, much less your balance or the ability to hold a sight picture.

Lars Widerström is the latest person killing a cop in Sweden. They were coming home to him to force him to a psychiatric clinic. He shot one of the cops with seven rounds and wounded one of the others.

During the trial, though, he was declared mentally sane and got lifetime in prison! Catch-22!

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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #634 on: January 21, 2009, 07:42:55 AM »
If he had been a 20 year old Somali raping and murdering a Swedish girl he'd have gotten 3 years "youth care".
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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #635 on: January 21, 2009, 09:12:51 AM »
By the way, I'm not 100% sure of the legal status of the vests, but it says a lot that pepper spray(!) is licensed in this cowardly piece-of-shit country. In Germany you can buy tazers legally or could until a few years ago.


In all seriousness, I can not imagine why bullet proof vests would be illegal. They are totally passive and defensive of only one person at a time. It makes sense that grenades are illegal, but not personal protective gear.
Because then every criminal would be using armour piercing rounds, which happen to be more lethal. Its not a trend that should be encouraged really.

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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #636 on: January 21, 2009, 09:26:30 AM »
By the way, I'm not 100% sure of the legal status of the vests, but it says a lot that pepper spray(!) is licensed in this cowardly piece-of-shit country. In Germany you can buy tazers legally or could until a few years ago.


In all seriousness, I can not imagine why bullet proof vests would be illegal. They are totally passive and defensive of only one person at a time. It makes sense that grenades are illegal, but not personal protective gear.
Because then every criminal would be using armour piercing rounds, which happen to be more lethal. Its not a trend that should be encouraged really.

Widerström used those. The pigs thought that he was just another poor defenseless victim that they could treat as they pleased, but one of them got his rightful payment for his dirty work.

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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #637 on: January 21, 2009, 03:57:01 PM »
I'd say bombs would be more effective. The smartest move is to blow up things that would financially sting the rich shitfaces. That would bring them back down to earth and stop the brief powertripping.

They'd certainly be more effective, but they remain illegal for private citizens. Which was kind of my point because having a few small firearms wouldn't make much of a difference in the long run. Realistically a state will never make legal anything that would threaten their power.





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I suspect it wouldn't defeat my point. The state's arsenal is a bit larger. :P
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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #638 on: January 21, 2009, 05:37:45 PM »
I just read that bullet proof vests need a license too here(!!!) I hate this country to my bones.
Just wear two "stab-proof" vests instead, they would have the similar amount of Kevlar in.

Don't think it'd help. And even odeon will agree that there is absolutely no reason for licensing bullet proof vests. Though it didn't help the little piggie that got 7 bullets from Lars Widerström's gun in him.  :eyebrows:

Yes, I can't see a reason for having to license bulletproof vests.
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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #639 on: January 21, 2009, 05:38:53 PM »
I don't know about any piggies, but wearing a modern set of personal SWAT gear, seven bullets all hitting the vest, would be devastating to a persons ability to fight back for an hour or so, but not deadly.

Of course, it has been proven that a vest's effectiveness depends mostly upon the energy of the bullet that is fired into it.

Seven - nine millimeter rounds hitting you in the chest at close range would kick your ass, no matter if they penetrated or not, but a vest would most likely keep you alive.

My first .300 Magnum round (the only hunting rifle I own that has not yet taken game) would knock you completely out and still not penetrate the vest with my typical Nosler hunting round. Imagine a small sledge hammer hitting your vest at over two hundred miles per hour (similar energy involved). You could not even keep your consciousness, much less your balance or the ability to hold a sight picture.

Lars Widerström is the latest person killing a cop in Sweden. They were coming home to him to force him to a psychiatric clinic. He shot one of the cops with seven rounds and wounded one of the others.

During the trial, though, he was declared mentally sane and got lifetime in prison! Catch-22!

He should have a lifetime i prison.
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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #640 on: January 21, 2009, 06:44:59 PM »
I don't know about any piggies, but wearing a modern set of personal SWAT gear, seven bullets all hitting the vest, would be devastating to a persons ability to fight back for an hour or so, but not deadly.

Of course, it has been proven that a vest's effectiveness depends mostly upon the energy of the bullet that is fired into it.

Seven - nine millimeter rounds hitting you in the chest at close range would kick your ass, no matter if they penetrated or not, but a vest would most likely keep you alive.

My first .300 Magnum round (the only hunting rifle I own that has not yet taken game) would knock you completely out and still not penetrate the vest with my typical Nosler hunting round. Imagine a small sledge hammer hitting your vest at over two hundred miles per hour (similar energy involved). You could not even keep your consciousness, much less your balance or the ability to hold a sight picture.

Lars Widerström is the latest person killing a cop in Sweden. They were coming home to him to force him to a psychiatric clinic. He shot one of the cops with seven rounds and wounded one of the others.

During the trial, though, he was declared mentally sane and got lifetime in prison! Catch-22!

He should have a lifetime i prison.

Why? Since he was declared mentally sane, they had no reason to be in his home in the first place. That doctor who ordered the cops to get him should be punished for incitement to manslaughter or causing someone else's death. And the pig chose to be a tool for oppression anyway.

And besides, it was the very same doctor who was responsible for much of Widerströms hatred against society from the beginning, becuase he made a "risk evaluation" when he was in jail last time and made up some bullshit that he was dangerous.

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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #641 on: January 22, 2009, 02:36:22 AM »
Dx's change. That does NOT mean it's OK to kill a person. He got what he deserves. Fucking maniac.
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« Reply #642 on: January 22, 2009, 03:55:28 AM »
Dx's change. That does NOT mean it's OK to kill a person. He got what he deserves. Fucking maniac.

Catch-22. And what does it say that the same person that was responsible for a great deal of his hatred against society was the one who ordered him taken care of?

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Re: The right to bear arms
« Reply #643 on: January 22, 2009, 04:05:56 AM »
Dx's change. That does NOT mean it's OK to kill a person. He got what he deserves. Fucking maniac.

Catch-22. And what does it say that the same person that was responsible for a great deal of his hatred against society was the one who ordered him taken care of?

It still doesn't give the lunatic the right to kill anyone. It's not a catch-22.

And it doesn't actually say anything except that he could very well be mentally unstable. Apparently not in the legal sense, but still insane.
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« Reply #644 on: January 22, 2009, 04:12:01 AM »

It still doesn't give the lunatic the right to kill anyone. It's not a catch-22.

And it doesn't actually say anything except that he could very well be mentally unstable. Apparently not in the legal sense, but still insane.

So Göran Fransson is unpartial on the matter? He even went out in the newspapers before the trial and said that Widerström was one of the most dangerous men in Sweden. No dignity at all.

In many states in the US you actually have the right to kill cops that force themselves into your home, if they do it illegally, because authorities are not God there, like they are in this little self-righteous shit country.

They don't count on sanity; they count on which punishment will get you locked up the longest. It's all a big shameless fraud.