>The United States has made use of military tribunals or commissions, rather than rely on a court-martial, within the military justice system, during times of declared war or rebellion.
Ding Ding Ding. Rebellion!
I would consider a coup attempt by the palace guard to be rebellion. OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!!
> True Autists know where it is.
Boy! Good thing Q team aren't autistic, they might have left us for the really smart kids circle jerk. Whew, near miss. Why advertise? Both of you lonely over there? Give your partner some love, the stress is getting to 'em.
It's a "Tommy Burp". God, I nagged my parents for one of these. The only thing I wanted bad enough to risk it. Finally got it a year later. They probably had to save up the money, but I got it. Boy were they sorry that they were really well built and would work for years and years. God, I'd still play with it today if I had one.
>(You) "rebels"
I think we accepted that the first time we dared to post here. We know there have been casualties, we are taking precautions. That's all you can do if you are willing to risk it all to restore truth, justice, and the American way.
Wait, wut?
>Trump had to fight with the world, the media and half the brainwashed country – Washington just had to fight the British.
I don't remember taking it to school, but it wouldn't have raised a eyebrow. We all played cowboys and indians, nazi's and allies, cops and robbers. We had shot thousand of enemies by the time we entered kindergarten. And we only go more lethal as time went on. Korea and Vietnam appeared right on schedule so we could keep on playing with our guns. God, I loved that Tommy Gun.
When I finally got my hands on a real one, I was astonished at how heavy it was. 10lbs at least. But they sure shot well enough.