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Klerksdorp, South Africa Katılım Nisan 2024
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@k9_reaper @Prins_PewPew Temu, or if u can't find one that is legit comfy. A new earmor headset.
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I'm struggling to find a replacement headband (the whole thing, with clips) for an Earmor M32H Plus - any ideas? Earmor International has.. but to get it here would cost the same as buying three entire headsets.
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SANDF soldier teaching how to fire an R4 rifle on automatic
Line-of-Fire Technique
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You are not a smart cookie, you decide to break into my house at 3 AM.
You hear giggling noises.
What you see:
トウマ リー（TOUMA Rī）あるいはジャガノさん@roisin0078
#ジャガーノート 茶色装備の実物給弾ベルト付きジャガノ君。 BB弾は撃てません😁
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This is funny.
Why does the government need to "rise up" against criminals, it inferrs a flipped power dynamic.
ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula@MbalulaFikile
We are prepared to rise up against criminals. We will rise and stand up to them they must not try some of us, we are not afraid of them.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on all sectors of society to play a role in assisting government to build an inclusive society.
tinyurl.com/5fpennrx
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I see this video popping up on gun channels frequently.
The simple fact is, weird as this guy might be, he's already doing more than 90% of people.
Handleit Grips@handleitgrips
I have so many questions
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@thyphoidjack Guy on the front vechile will eat his opponents in combat.
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@Paratus2014 Honestly, people should be buying guns on mass in this country.
The police have a bad rep as @IanCameron23 frequently points out.
Crime is at a maddening level.
Its chaos out here.
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Why South Africa needs more sport shooters👇
“The result is a community of gun owners who are not merely licensed, but genuinely competent — people who handle their firearms with discipline, accuracy, and deep familiarity with safe practice.”
The Common Sense@CommonSense_ZA
South Africa’s proposed firearm amendments are aimed at reducing gun violence. In practice, they target the country’s most responsible gun owners. Gideon Joubert argues the changes would cripple shooting sports, despite evidence that these communities produce some of the safest and most skilled firearm users. Even more striking, the government’s own research shows policing, not tighter gun laws, is what reduces crime. The data point in one direction. The policy goes in another. Read the full analysis in The Common Sense. #TheCommonSense #SouthAfrica #Firearms #GunPolicy #Crime #PublicSafety #Policy f.mtr.cool/zqjfwczfvu
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ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula@MbalulaFikile
“We do not pick fights with the Trump administration , but we against the transgressing of their armed forces into sovereign nations and the dictating of how country’s should run their affairs, we against that.” #SAWillNotbeBullied #DefendOurSovereignty #MarchForSouthAfrica
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@Paratus2014 I mean. SA can do what it wants.
It just shouldn't complain when the consiquences follow.
FAFO.
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Of course South Africa can apply its sovereignty in any way it wishes, just as a drunk wife-beater can do similar…until the police show up.
We are all sovereign in our own way, but our choices have consequences.
FDD@FDD
South African Government Continues Antagonizing U.S. @DavidSamuelMay explains: bit.ly/4sZRBgZ
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SAPS will not protect you.
That's on you and you alone.
Only you will have the response time to effectively stop those people who want to take your life.
Ian Cameron@IanCameron23
⭕️WARNING GRAPHIC⭕️ A 50-year-old woman is recovering after a violent farm attack near Coligny in which she was allegedly ambushed while walking back from horse stables about 500 metres from the farmhouse. According to the report, she was struck more than ten times with an iron pipe, nearly lost consciousness, and then turned onto her back and kicked repeatedly in an apparent attempt to survive. Despite her injuries, she managed to make it back to the house and alert her husband. Her husband immediately raised the alarm and farmers from the surrounding area reportedly responded quickly to assist. The farm owner also helped to get her to hospital in Klerksdorp. The victim is now recovering physically, but the trauma remains severe, especially because the attacker is still not in custody. What is equally troubling is the family’s account of the police response. They say police and the dog unit were on the scene on Tuesday evening, but left when it started raining. They further allege that, despite repeated enquiries, the victim’s statement had still not been properly taken and there had been little to no meaningful communication afterwards. The family says they have been left with silence while vital time and possible evidence were lost. Police have confirmed that a case of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm was opened and that the victim’s statement still had to be obtained. The report also notes that police initially issued incorrect details about both the date of the attack and the victim’s age before later correcting it. No suspect has yet been arrested. This case raises two serious issues. First, the brutal reality of violent attacks in rural areas. Second, the continued failure of policing follow-up, victim communication and basic investigative urgency. When someone is nearly beaten to death and the attacker is still free while the family struggles even to get feedback, the system is not serving victims properly. IC maroelamedia.co.za/nuus/sa-nuus/p…
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has stressed the urgent need to restore the country's criminal justice system.
enca.com/news/sa-crimin…
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@Paratus2014 The problem currently is SAPS insisting on confiscating your firearm for "ballistics" or "procedure" after a shooting.
Pretending they still have any forensic ability when in teuth they have none.
They move against citizens at every level to attempt disarmerment.
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And this is why we carry firearms for self-defence.
Yusuf Abramjee@Abramjee
Robbers picked up two passengers, a husband and wife on the N12 in Witbank thinking they had easy targets. When they tried to pull a move, the man drew his own firearm and fought back. Two suspects were shot, one died on scene, another was injured and arrested, while a third managed to escape. Via SA Trucker.
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Reject it all you want.
The SA govermnent at every level is.
Racist.
Unfair.
Persicutory.
And hatefull.
And it's all directed at 1 minority group.
So for all I care fike you can jump up and down and swing a holahoop with your rejections.
The simple fact is that you all are past redemption.
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[WATCH] The African National Congress calls on all South Africans to rise to defend our sovereignty which in the past months has been under attack. We are being painted as people who are engaged in a genocide, we have been implemented as a people who when implementing transformation policies, it is said we are implementing racist laws. We reject this, especially from people who view themselves as world policemen led by Donald Trump. We therefore say no, no to being bullied.
#SAWillNotbeBullied
#DefendOurSovereignty
#MarchForSouthAfrica
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@MossbergCorp If you don't load it from the top.
You have failed the HALO shotgun community.
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Just a reminder.
The police aren't going to come to save you.
Jason Bartlett@Jason2bartlett
Would this be considered normal in the United States of America? Because it is in South Africa as a white person
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I think she got it.
Cuz she isn't wrong.
Not once.
And that's a shocking thing to say about a liberal.
Retard Finder@IfindRetards
Retard inadvertently nails it. 😂
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