I uh…..

One of the most disgusting bits of gaslighting I have seen from this whole affair has been the media and the social media sphere’s endlessly posting that this is just like the Republican Maga type who attacked Paul Pelosi in his house.

I’d have to dig up the thread here, but it was pretty obvious that the whole narrative was made up and that the so-called mega attacker was a male prostitute/drug addict invited into the home, but that The Pelosi name and family had to be protected at all costs.

But tens of millions of brainwashed little adult zealots have been led to believe that January 6 and Paul Pelosi were both giant insurrection attacks, when they were neither.

What happened to Charlie Kirk yesterday is a direct example of what happens when people are brainwashed and gaslighted into thinking they need to become violent warriors of “democracy.”

It also continues, and it seems like every time some incident happens a half dozen new yellow stripers show up here with no background, pushing a gaslight narrative. Almost as if they were organized and part of a planned response.

Good thing our glow radar is pretty well tuned.

Sirhr

hlee said:

IDK, I think you can set up a KYL stage that stays true to the spirit of “know your limits” while not actively taking points off of the board. For example…

Let’s say there is a rack of 5 plates, each smaller than the last. We assign points to each plate; 1 for the biggest, 5 for the smallest, etc. Now, we define a maximum round count for the stage. Let’s go with 6 rounds. Shooter is allowed to shoot at any target or targets on the rack, scoring points for every hit. As 5 points is the highest award for a single target, and 6 is the max # of rounds allowed, the max score for the stage is 30.

BUT, the shooter can only score the max if he only shoots at the most difficult target. Every shot taken at a low-point target reduces the max achievable score. And, because how the targets are shot is not defined by the stage (just the points per target and max shots) it is a conscious decision by the shooter to reduce his score by shooting the easier targets.

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Interesting stage that would be fun to shoot but not a KYL. KYL is not just shooting but strategy in knowing when to stop.

Hey bro you seen my buddy Alejandro?

“Anti-fascist ideology.” Wait, “Shoot your enemies. Do not debate them” is the title of chapter 3 of the Fascist Handbook.

Jigstick said:

Bullshit

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Always a possibility in this age but…

Here is the supposed internal Teams message. The leaker didn’t take a chance obviously of a screenshot but took a photo with a difference device.

Coming soon to a US near you.

AmmoFort said:

Yep, I’ve built some of these. When I saw how much water capacity they required and also the future add-on installations planned…it’s concerning. Makes me think about the claims that the water wars will come eventually.

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It has already begun here. Some big corporation wanted to tap our abundant aquifer here and send it to the cities. It has been shot down, for now.

No conspiracy. It's just ballast for the return trip.

Anyone know what kind of planes these are or possibly parts of a plane. One has a flat bottom and the other is curved.

IDK, I think you can set up a KYL stage that stays true to the spirit of “know your limits” while not actively taking points off of the board. For example…

Let’s say there is a rack of 5 plates, each smaller than the last. We assign points to each plate; 1 for the biggest, 5 for the smallest, etc. Now, we define a maximum round count for the stage. Let’s go with 6 rounds. Shooter is allowed to shoot at any target or targets on the rack, scoring points for every hit. As 5 points is the highest award for a single target, and 6 is the max # of rounds allowed, the max score for the stage is 30.

BUT, the shooter can only score the max if he only shoots at the most difficult target. Every shot taken at a low-point target reduces the max achievable score. And, because how the targets are shot is not defined by the stage (just the points per target and max shots) it is a conscious decision by the shooter to reduce his score by shooting the easier targets.

Shipping daily

And your point is?….