A truly patriotic gun-rights advocate...

[LibLabUK]

AN AMERICAN SOLDIER attempted to join terror group Al-Queda by visiting lots of their online sites.

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Military prosecutors are to present evidence including instant text messages and e-mails, alleging that Anderson intended to aid enemy forces and gave evidence to undercover agents posing as Muslim extremists.

Amongst the information were detailed vulnerabilities in certain tanks and Humvees, it's alleged. It's alleged that includes specifics such as the calibre of a bullet needed to penetrate a certain kind of tank's armour.

The 27-year-old converted Muslim and gun-rights advocate from Lynnwood, Washington, was based at Fort Lewis, near Tacoma. He could face life in prison if convicted.

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[FatSlob]

1. What a strange subject line you chose.

[LibLabUK]

2. Hmm

A gun-rights advocate who sells out his fellow soldiers and country to a terrorist organisation.

I think the subject line works.

It's sarcasm. Maybe they need to develop some kind of html tag to mark it up.

edited for spelling

[slackmaster]

3. You could have called him a religious fanatic gun-rights advocate

Or a mentally defective religious fanatic, or a mentally defective soldier, or a religious fanatic with a mental defect, or a mentally ill gun rights advocate, etc.

But at the end of the day the guy is actually a traitor and a nut case.

[LibLabUK]

4. Err...

"You could have called him a religious fanatic gun-rights advocate"

But that wouldn't have been sarcasm..

[Wickerman]

5. Locking as flamebait

The RKBA issue is intense enough without heated rhetoric to start the the thread.

If you feel there is an issue to discuss here in the Gungeon, please feel free to report in a less inflammatory manner.