You're making Gibbs angry...EllEzDee said:"A marine sniper"
That's like asking a brick what colour the sky is. They're brain dead, hence the term "jar heads".
That's what I thought as well, but really it doesn't matter. Literally, most people I know have made this mistake without even realizing it. Honest and harmless mistake that could happen to anyone.gamerguy473 said:Look at the 'B' more closely, its clearly photoshopped.Spartan448 said:It's Fox News, the premier Republican news network. What did you expect?dkyros said:hehe its okay. Anyone else reminded of this?Erlend Sandholm said:i read the question too fast and tought it said Obama. so i answered no
http://www.mediabistro.com/alltwitter/files/2011/05/fox40_news_obama_bin_laden_dead.jpg
But still, Epic Fail on Fox's part.
Mental note to self, never piss this guy offs0m3th1ng said:I would shoot him in the stomach and testicles. Don't want him dying to quickly now.
They're designed to be user friendly. It's more of an ethical question then a practical one anyways.tigermilk said:73.5% people say yes. Either they took military training as a pre-requisite of having the oppurtunity or chillingly they are pretty confident with guns.
Im sorry but how did this warrent probation? really. Ive noticed an up in the amount of people on probation nowadays aswell. Good on you for having 'moral grounds' i say sir!immovablemover said:Perhaps you didn't read my post properly - my aim would not be to kill him.spectrenihlus said:Fastest way to kill a monster is to be monster. That is how you win wars by being the most brutal son of a ***** not in measured violence. This was how the Civil War was finally won and this was how WW2 was won and guess what in the end it saved lives on both sides.immovablemover said:I would do my damnedest to take him Alive, with minimal harm done to him. If not taking the shot meant a capture opportunity in the future I would not take the shot.
If there was an immediate and pressing need to be lethal I would do so, but I would attempt to make it as clean, efficient and as suffering-free as I could.
I have no intention of becoming a monster whilst trying to fight them. It is a shame the same cannot be said for a good portion of the people in this thread.
And I disagree with your position on Moral grounds.
I didn't realise they were being made more user friendly (makes sense I suppose). I saw it was an ethical question, I just really liked the I would try and miss option, which of course problematised the ethical issue but was funny none the less.NoPants2win said:They're designed to be user friendly. It's more of an ethical question then a practical one anyways.tigermilk said:73.5% people say yes. Either they took military training as a pre-requisite of having the oppurtunity or chillingly they are pretty confident with guns.
Military training and confident with firearms, and voted yes. I wouldn't be as pleased about it as some of the more blood-thirsty members of society, but the needs of the many blah blah.tigermilk said:73.5% people say yes. Either they took military training as a pre-requisite of having the oppurtunity or chillingly they are pretty confident with guns.
Fair play. My only hope would be if it handled like a nerf gun. I imagine I would have voted for a 'definite yes' if I had seen the things many soldiers are exposed to!mojodamm said:Military training and confident with firearms, and voted yes. I wouldn't be as pleased about it as some of the more blood-thirsty members of society, but the needs of the many blah blah.tigermilk said:73.5% people say yes. Either they took military training as a pre-requisite of having the oppurtunity or chillingly they are pretty confident with guns.
good point, that should probably be put into one of the options.MagicMouse said:That would depend. I would follow my orders.