Licensed public carry, as I understand it, is very much an American thing. Even Switzerland, which arguably has more permissive gun laws than some US states, doesn’t permit carry. Czechia is the only other country I know of with CCW licensing.
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War in Israel
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I had these coozies made in 2011 when I was in Diwaniyah
to celebrate his "peaceful" demonstrations.
BattlingTrain
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I know the US is an anomaly and read that in Israel to be issued a weapons permit you need to display a special need to carry a weapon. I just feel like people along the border, especially those with military training which makes up a large portion of the Israeli population, have a special need to defend themselves.
Agreed. All the more reason for us to continue defending our right to keep and bear arms.
Saw this picture on Facebook while I was sitting in my hotel room waiting to figure out how I was getting back to the ship that was no longer pulling into the place I was sent to be Senior Shore Patrol.
A surprising number of rubes screaming in the comments to "take that damn Ukrainian flag of their U.S. aircraft carrier!"
Like bruh...that's the Ford's battle flag. Ukraine doesn't own the colors blue and gold....
Austin-Powers
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Even if that was the case...I think they need to worry about their own Navy first before they ask us what to do ?
If you don’t end up having to answer for the free port call at follies, your squadron’s JOPA is not keeping up its proud traditions. ?
Dude, Marseilles would have been epic. Hope you get another chance on the way out.
…when that message to Garcia is mysteriously lost in the mail…
Spekkio
He bowls overhand.
Israel already showing the American hawks why early restraint was necessary. They are resorting to tactics that may cross the line of unethical, and the fact that we haven't committed forces to the engagement gives us more options to scale our response. Almost like SMEs in the beltway predicted this...
For all we can say negative about Russia, at least they're not like "hey, if you don't leave this area in 24 hours we're going to treat every human being in it as the enemy and kill them."
For all we can say negative about Russia, at least they're not like "hey, if you don't leave this area in 24 hours we're going to treat every human being in it as the enemy and kill them."
skybert
Skybert
As they should in this case
Fuck off dude. I’m pretty supportive of Israel’s right to defense, but advocating bombing a million innocent people is beyond unethical, especially when you consider every avenue of escape is closed off to the general population.
Israel has the right to respond to Hamas and threats to their people, but what they very well may spiral into in the next week is going to be brutal and a humanitarian disaster.
For the sake of argument, could Israel be using a similar logic to why we used the nuke on Japan?
Aka, Total War?
Spekkio
He bowls overhand.
We used nukes on Japan so that we could beat the Russians to invastion.
This is history 101.
BattlingTrain
SNA
I think we'd have nuked Japan either way, the Russians just gave us extra incentive
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