Get in there and hack the LED to have it say "I wear baby diapers and kiss my daddy on the lips"
Dude, WHY would you post something like this on the clearweb. You still have time to delete this
Commies post shit like this so often y'all must be suicidal and want to be executed by SWAT or something
At least my tax dollars would go to something worthwhile for once and I could see how they're spend before they kill me
For the love of Pete, join an org and do some volunteer work before you blow a blood vessel.
googling how much a reproduction welrod is brb
EDIT: oh fuck off it's like $5000
wait this is awesome. a whisper-quiet bolt-action subsonic 9mm. Currently coveting
note to my FBI agent (put this in the file for my next FOIA request), the standard American revenge fantasy is a mass shooting and you really cannot do one of those with a bolt action gun. at least not at a police station lol, you'd be instantly merked
reproduction welrod
I'm not a gun guy but I did a bit of googling about Welrod because I had no idea what it was - other than it was certainly some kind of gun. At Wikipedia - I found this...
The Brügger & Thomet VP9 (Veterinary Pistol 9mm) is a manual repeater, magazine fed, integrally-suppressed pistol created by Brügger & Thomet (now B&T) for use as a veterinary pistol for putting down sick and wounded animals. The design is based on the Welrod pistol.
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$5000
Maybe it's cheaper? By a lot?
Your average redneck can put together a silencer, scuse me, a suppressor, for less than $20 at Walmart.
Wasn't there some viral image going around a month or so ago where China had the same thing but for wanted criminals and everyone was screaming about how this is literally
When will we stand up against the cancel culture on university campuses?
Think they could sue for libel? This feels wide open for litigation. lol
Not a lawyer but I have a good feeling that whoever is doing this has a big stack of cash set aside for settling/paying out libel suits
Some other form of known harm this can bring maybe worth pursuing, but I kind of doubt libel would be a viable option unfortunately. Firstly, I imagine most of these people are in fact making pro Palistine statements, so if that is what the group paying for this truck to drive around is publishing, in that regard, this truck is not really libel. I do notice that the truck specifically references a website called "harvardhatesjews.com", which, if they are stating that these individuals are antisemitic without any other proof than being pro Palestine, then maybe that could be construed as libel. The another major problem is that libel is just plain tricky to get to stick in a lot of instances from my understanding, so even if this was a candidate for a libel case, it may be difficult and expensive to prove. And to that last point, it is difficult for people with little money to sue as going to court in the US (pf which would be the case in this instance) is incredibly expensive. Since most of these kids are college kids, it may be difficult for them to even find the means to pay for a suit. Before anyone says it, yes I know this is Harvard, of which many attendees are from wealthy backgrounds, but by no means is that true for every student. Even for the ones that is true for that also happen to being willing to make a pro Palestine statement, it might not be that their wealthy family is will to back them in a suit such as this.
The judge will give you a smarmy lecture on wasting the court’s time before finding the flimsiest of pretenses to have you jailed for contempt
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accuracy_in_Media
AIM, which opposes the scientific consensus on climate change, has criticized media reporting on climate change. The organization gives out the Reed Irvine Accuracy in Media Award. Past recipients include Marc Morano (who runs the climate change denial website ClimateDepot), Tucker Carlson, and Jim Hoft (who runs the far-right conspiracy website Gateway Pundit).
Accuracy in Media (AIM) was founded in 1969 by Reed Irvine, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank who is now
In 2022, AIM sponsored an ad campaign against antisemitism that used a truck with a digital image of Hitler giving the Nazi salute. The image included the text: "All in favor of banning Jews, raise your right hand." Several rocks were thrown at the truck. The use of the imagery was criticized by the Anti-Defamation League and the UC Berkeley chapter of Hillel International
I miss chatting on AIM so much. I mean when I was in middle school other kids used it to harass me but as I got older I had internet friends on there and irl friends on there and chatted chatted chatted. Miss it.
I used to chat on AIM for hours, now I dread replying to a text, what the hell
Yeah I can't do long text conversations either. Very strange because I too would chat on AIM for hours every day.
It was a different era. Spending hours writing out away messages, getting yelled at by your friends because the font/color combinations you picked were borderline illegible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNAgfMtRte4
I just don't trust Ron Paul guys as a rule, as much as i respect him in the AIM movement.
Several rocks were thrown at the truck.
Bricks! You're supposed to throw bricks not tiny pebbles tf.
You know how bad you have to be to get the ADL and Hillel to say “hey now that’s a bit much”
AIM helped “create the image of the mainstream media as very liberal,” according to Alex S. Jones, the director of the Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. The New York Times described AIM as “dedicated to exposing, challenging, and at times bullying” news organizations.
AIM’s founder Reed Irvine was previously an economist with the Federal Reserve. 10 While at the Fed, Irvine led luncheon discussions for the International Economists Club and the Arthur G. McDowell Luncheon Group. The discussion topic for one of the 1969 luncheons was perceived bias against the Vietnam War by the television nightly newscasts. 11 At this 1969 discussion, Irvine, then 50, hatched the idea for Accuracy in Media.
https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/accuracy-in-media/
Accuracy in Media (AIM) has grown from a one-person crusade to a million-dollar-a-year operation by attacking the mainstream media for abandoning the principles of "fairness, balance and accuracy" in its reporting. New Right philanthropies, think tanks and media support its work, and many members of its advisory board are former diplomats, intelligence agents and corporate directors.
https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Accuracy_in_Media
If my name were Alex Jones I would also insist people include my middle initial.
Would be wild if someone followed it to where it parked and filled the gas tank with water.
I can show everyone how right I am and make Harvard students upset at the same time? Neat.
