Who agrees we should use mustard gas for death row executions?

I actually am torn on the Death Penalty, whether it should be a thing or not.

Century arms MKE Turkish clones of the HKMP5 and MP 5K are really high-quality and they absolutely are interchangeable with 70s era MP fives

Lemme show you

https://youtu.be/seASuTOYRS0

There's something to be said for the idea that any man, no matter his past actions, might be able to articulate or formulate an idea invaluable to humanity as a whole. However, it is quite utilitarian in the interest of preventing crime. On the other hand, preventing crime might be more easily done if we...
...Ya know....
Allowed people to defend themselves with lethal force?

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Lets talking about dumb asses sawing a ar15 in half and making that rifle illegiall as fuck but not getting raided by the atf but someone who made a home made gun legally got raided by the ATF

Every human being has that inalienable right to defend the life that was graced to him by God

"Define right to defend the life" '

With terminal force

So in context: If we're going to have a dumbass society that *won't* let you defend yourself, I say the Death Penalty might be a good idea.

If we have a rational society who allows people to defend themselves with whatever tools available to them? Unlikely the Death Penalty would even be needed as a deterrent.

And killing a prisoner is murder. Justifiable murder, maybe. But still murder. And that act does something to people. As far as I'm concerned, if the Death Penalty is a thing, then you're killing two people: The executioner and the convict.

So in context if biden keeps up with his "Gun control" plan this entire chat would not be legal

He can S M D

Recreational nukes.

Its says right to bear arms, nukes are arms

I would rather look into the eyes of some Marxist Communist liberal asshole before I pull the trigger instead of nuke them from far away

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SGT, that sounds a bit sadistic.

Well. Maybe but I am a retired Marine Corps sniper and we always look at them close up through the scopes anyway

That would explain a lot. Takes a special kind of person to do so.

Yeah. It didn’t take much for me when I knew the enemy was trying to kill my fellow Marines

All I can say to that is "Glad you're on our side."

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I'm an idealist. I don't like the idea of killing people. It's only when they state clearly (Through either word or deed) that they believe that they're justified in murdering people to get what they want. I don't care if you want a snickers bar, I don't care if you want equity, I don't care if you think you can make utopia happen. The moment you've decided murder is an appropriate method, all bets are off.

No one WANTS to kill. Sometimes....its a necessary evil

Exactly.

Note that I differentiate "Killing" from "Murder".

Killing people can be any number of things. Accident. Negligent manslaughter. Justifiable self defense.

In the 10 Commandments it doesn’t say thou shalt not kill the correct interpretation is they’ll shall not murder

Right. If somebody has decided murder is their path to a better world? Whether just for themselves or for the entire human race? That's when I reach for my weapons.

Correct

We actually had a very strict code of contact and conduct as snipers

No doubt. Can't imagine you wouldn't.

At least in our military.

If you broke those rules you could be court-martialed for murder

I like it.

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Oh, and on a lighter note: Sgt, I can see why a sniper might prefer a precision rifle as opposed to a Davy Crockett tactical nuke. I could only imagine the horror.

"I am cleanly removing this particular motherfucker from the planet"
as opposed to
"I hope nothing too valuable is in this city block."