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In reply to the discussion: My Dad was shot and wounded at Inchon in the Korean War. He described [View all]oneshooter
(8,614 posts)45. Inchon, Korea. The NKPA and the Chinese army of that time used the
7.62X54 cartridge. A lot more powerful than the SKS round.
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VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
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It's almost as if, on a subconscious level, they see him as some superhuman monster.
nomorenomore08
Aug 2014
#1
I know enough about gun stuff to know when I am way, way out of my depth. I
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#40
Thanks for responding and well put. I keep finding myself tearing up over these
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#11
Is 'here' Albuquerque and the man James Boyd? If so, I read about the case and was deeply
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#14
All of us are guilty of something. Doesn't mean any of us deserve summary execution. Thank
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#29
Thank you for responding and I will pass along your thanks to my Dad when I next see him or speak
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#16
While I wasn't alive at the time (heck my mom had just had her 2nd birthday a few weeks prior)
davidpdx
Aug 2014
#22
I addressed that nonsense in an OP--as well as other ridiculous excuses cops come up with
tblue37
Aug 2014
#10
Thank you for responding and for calling it 'nonsense'. This gives people like me who don't know
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#13
Could Mike Brown have been staggering? Could he have been falling or leaning forward and
JDPriestly
Aug 2014
#19
Dunno where you are in California, but I would encourage any and all DUers who visit
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#26
We still have a ghetto in South Central to a certain extent. There is also East LA, and there
JDPriestly
Aug 2014
#34
Thanks for the tip and I guess I know what my wife and I will be doing this coming
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#36
Thanks for responding and that's my understanding also. I don't enough about bullet wounds to know
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#23
There are a lot of examples of soldiers who kept fighting with bullet wounds
pinboy3niner
Aug 2014
#30
People who go for the raging bull meme got it from media. Ain't true, never was.
freshwest
Aug 2014
#21
I agree, it failed and fails my smell test. And when this story is brought down, as I trust
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#24
Yeah, it definitely plays to people's pre-existing prejudices. But I wondered whether it
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#28
Handgun wounds are very survivable - rifle wounds are a completely different matter.
hack89
Aug 2014
#35
The person in this story was shot 22 times. 17 were in the "center of mass" and he did not stop
Glassunion
Aug 2014
#42
Thank you for responding and, Jesus, that is one hell of a story (like something out of
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#43