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Incendiary Image of the Day: Red Card Edition

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Let’s hope smh.com.au sports writer Dominic Bossi is right: the shotgun aimed at Arsenal de Sarandi football players was loaded with “pellets.” As for the idea that perhaps one shouldn’t point a long gun at a soccer player, generally speaking, the Brazilian po-po have no regrets. In fact, the top cop reckons his officer acted with restraint. You know; given the circumstances. “It was criminal conduct, out of place at a football match,” Minas Gerais police lieutenant Colonel Cicero told Globo internet portal. “They could be arrested.” I wonder if he had any money on the game . . .

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Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. A good read is “Charlie Wilson’s War”. In it the author explains how Wilson was able to get weapons to the Afghan mujahideen via the Isrealies with help and finance from the Saudis and Pakistan. It is a funny old world.

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  2. STI, Mossberg/Maverick, Bond Arms; Texas is big enough, we can handle a few more makers. Magpul and Beretta are more than welcome in the lone star state.

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  3. How did they know these guys are jihadists? Allahu Akbar simply means ” God is Great”. If someone fired off a 50 next to me and I wasn’t wearing ears I would be using some choice German Four letter words… Doesn’t mean I was part of the Third Reich!

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  4. Just bought one brand new or the door for 325. Find this video, get out my debit card, click the link. Only to find this “19.99” kit is 50 bucks. I’ll stick with the trigger not putting a $50 dollar trigger kit in a $300 gun

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