🚀 go-pugleaf

In a loose interpretation of the original Sanskrit David S. Maddison wrote: 
:>mds@godzilla.zeta.org.au (Dennis Mitchell) wrote:
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:>>Yes, Jim, I still don't understand why I can't have my own nuclear
:>>weapon. Damn regulations!
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:>The reason for that is quite simple. A nuclear weapon is a weapon of
:>mass destruction and has no legitimate private use, unlike the weapons
:>you seek to ban.

Hyuck hyuck hyuck!
Weapons that most professional shooters look down on legitimate eh? :) If
it werent for weekend wankers thinking that if they can pump off 6 bullets
instead of two they might hit a pig instead of that sign...oh and that
silo...damn and that car (sorry mate)... If it werent for tight morons
like that there wouldnt be so many of those crap designed sks's floating
around.
After a life on a farm and many years involvement in and around
professional shooting the only legitimate use I have seen for semi
automagic rifles and smoothbores is to compensate for penis size or a lack
of shooting ability. Those kinds of guns usually fall into the hands of
wankers who shouldnt be let out with them sober but still manage to get
out there drunk.
Funnily enough most of those wankers are dickheads from the city who have
no respect for themselves, other people, property, wildlife or the
responsibility they carry. The first to holler about their rights are
usually the first to mumble "it was an accident" when they shoot
themselves. 

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:>In fact, in the soon to be established free country of Oceania,
:>http://www.oceania.org, even though personal weapons are permitted,
:>personal ownership of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, or
:>other weapons of mass destruction as may be developed in the future,
:>are also banned.
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Cool...you are shipping all the wankers to an island in the pacific?
I hear mururoa is going cheap. Bon voyage!


:>David Maddison
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:>"Slavery in the modern world implies the absolute deprivation of the individual's liberty, while possession of
:>weapons and mastery of their use are means to the individual's liberation. We do not perceive how a man
:>may be armed and at the same time bereft of his freedom." John Keegan, in "The Face of Battle" 
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