I think that was a drunk soldier, not an Arab who had been to tank driving school with a bunch of other Arabs learning to steer tanks into tall buildings. A drunk US soldier. (Wanna ban booze?)
And it makes sense to lock up your tanks. Got it??!! Lock up the tanks before you leave at night. Put a note by the door, near the light switch. "Are the tanks locked up - APCs too?"
Lock up the weapons and ammunition, while you're at it.
May be a difference between locking up the tanks and turning every hick NG armory into a fort. But, with the "either-or" mindset, you couldn't see that.
Arf (this is sooo easy it's pathetic. Too easy. No challenge.)
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A terrorist? See, it's "either-or" again.
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- Barbed wire and NG Soldiers at base....
- If that's the onlt price we have to pay for freedom...
- Re: Vigilence is not a 'price' . . .
- Insanity.
- In San Diego someone stole a tank from a NG armory...and went on a rampage
- Yes
- As IF
- Re: It would seem natural, if you had some concept of military life in the real world . . . (n/t). (n/t)
- Share that message with me, will you?
- My view
- Re: I've already explained you have a hard time understanding the real world, B . . .
- You really are conflicted
- Bowser, our token whackjob:"I've been to a couple of county fairs, and to a lot of countries where there are army posts absolutely everywhere, fortified, armored, guarded. And you're right, there are…
- Share that message with me, will you?
- Vigilance has always been the price...
