A Sensible Proposition

>>32319880
If I wanted to die on fire, I'd fuck a gay man.

>>32319880

With how expensive machine guns are, it's literally cheaper to just by T-55s.

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>>32319988
This. Also Dozers aren't cheap either. You'd get a pretty ratty Cat D8 for the same cost of a T-72

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and what will you do with a pile of sand and some mangey coyotes?

>>32320751
dunno, buy a nuke from best korea and use it to threaten countries to give me things I want

>>32320714
If you loaded a few of these onto a tanker and conducted a surprise assault on San Francisco I wonder how long it would take them to stop you.

>>32322848
Most folks in Sam Francisco like having their tight alleys invaded.

>>32322979
Do you not?

>>32320751
No US citizen may be denied the right to vote according to the constitution

If you want to start interpreting that openly, we can start interpreting the second amendment as well :^)

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Just buy old Russian or Brit apc's.

Cheaper than most dozers and a lot less work.

>>32323135
But to show evidence that you are a US citizen shouldn't be a problem.

>>32319880
Why not use the Valiant, it's a far more lulzy tank?

>>32323218
Sure, if said evidence, like via some form of documentation, was provided by the government, free of charge and at minimum effort required by the citizen. Any less and you've created a de facto poll tax.

>>32323135
>No US citizen may be denied the right to vote
yes but in the US we can deny non citizens from voting in the election so showing proof of citizenship should not be a problem.

>>32323706
Things like Birth Certificates and Social Security Cards are free.

>>32323910
No, birth certificates are not fucking free.

Depending on state they range from $20 for a non-certified copy (IA, MO) to over $500 for a certified, embossed copy (AZ, NM, TX).
>tfw born in military hospital in AZ
>tfw getting birth certificates (which are needed for a LOT of shit) is extremely expensive and time consuming

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>>32323706
ID cards are readily available, what you are implying is that poor people and specifically inner city blacks cannot get ID which is BS, you racist SJW twat.

>>32323941
>certified copy
Do people even give a shit about that anymore? A couple times I've needed to show an "original or certified copy" of a birth certificate to a government agency. I just scanned and printed out a copy and nobody gave a fuck.

Maybe it's a California thing.

>>32323202
>BTR-60

Isn't that powered by dual GAZ car engines?

Could we swap them out for a single Cummins?

>>32323135
>No US citizen may be denied the right to vote according to the constitution
If its constitutional to require a background check to buy a gun, its also constitutional to require a background check to vote.

>>32323706
Why doesn't the US Federal government just make a copy of Elections Canada, a government agency that does nothing but keep track of who is allowed to vote and sends out voter ID slips to be used at the ballot box.

>oh wait
>you governors have attempted this
>the Feds keep killing the idea

>>32323135
Who's denying them the right to vote?

Just show up with the appropriate ID and vote away! Otherwise how do we know your even a citizen?

>>32323990
Yes it is. My favorite apc!

As far as the engines are concerned.
I've been asking the same question.
A nice DD 60 series or a CAT would work to!

>>32324195
I wanted to get a BTR-70 / SCOT-64, but then the oilfield slowed down so all purchases are on hold.. oil is picking up though, so maybe soon.

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>>32319971
Underrated post

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>>32324526
a BDRM would be cool to!

I might be coming into some money this year so if that happens I'm defiantly getting some wheels.

My friends family has about 200 acres combined. I've been trying to get them to sell me about 20 on the edge. In the mean time they've agreed to let me use an old barn for storage.

>>32325440

They're hilariously cheap too.

http://www.mortarinvestments.eu/products/armoured-vehicles-4/brdm-2-76#currency=GBP