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Tuesday, June 16, 2009

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hermesten

I wouldn't worry too much about the grenade launchers. What with all the dangerous "terrorists" running wild in this country and planning extreme terrorist acts like auditing the Federal Reserve, we might see predator drone strikes --so the lives of police aren't put at risk launching grenades.

If we can launch cruise missiles at people's homes in Pakistan, don't see why we can't do it here in the Fatherland --cause, after all, a "terrorist" is an "enemy combatant," and we're at "War" --in perpetuity now.

Stick

Grenade launchers don't only fire HE grenades. They can also be used to launch 'Bean Bag' and 'CS gas' rounds.
(Not that I think the boys in blue would want to play with sissy stuff like that.)

Phelps

Ditto Stick. I'm more worried about the armored personnel carriers that seem to be popping up everywhere.

I just wish that my first instinct wasn't, "well of course Mass has to try gun control on cops now."

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