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Guns 4 Jesus: Michigan Company Adds Scriptural Codes to Rifle SightsPosted on Jan 20, 2010
Because nothing says “Jesus” like high-powered rifle sights, Trijicon, a Michigan-based company that makes just those military accoutrements, has been churning out sights for use by U.S. soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan that are stamped with Biblical codes from the New Testament. So much for the whole “no proselytizing” rule in our nation’s armed forces. —KA
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By GaryA, January 22, 2010 at 2:41 pm Link to this comment
Sarah,
Why, I’ll be damned. Unlike our friend Frank, I think
you’ve got it!
If we can’t call on The Prince of Peace to help us
maim and murder, what the hell good is He?
What could be more perfectly fitting than that the
weapons we use to murder are sanctified by The Lord?
How on earth could we more convincingly prove our
devotion to Christ than by reigning death on muslims
via weapons encoded with Biblical verse?
We may not quite have the courage of our muslim
brothers who shout “God Is Good” as they shoot at
U.S. soldiers who’ve invaded their lands on false
pretexts. But killing muslims who are too stoopid to
understand that we’re killing them in their country
for their own good with weapons encoded Biblical
verses is better than nothing. [Can there be any
doubt it makes Christ happy?]
Praise The Lord, and pass that ammunition!
GaryA
Report thisBy GaryA, January 22, 2010 at 2:38 pm Link to this comment
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Sarah,
Why, I’ll be damned. Unlike our friend Frank, I think you’ve got it!
If we can’t call on The Prince of Peace to help us
maim and murder, what the hell good is He?
What could be more perfectly fitting than that the
weapons we use to murder are sanctified by The Lord?
How on earth could we more convincingly prove our
devotion to Christ than by reigning death on muslims
via weapons encoded with Biblical verse?
We may not quite have the courage of our muslim brothers who shout “God Is Good” as they shoot at
U.S. soldiers who’ve invaded their lands on false
pretexts. But killing muslims who are too stoopid to understand that we’re killing them in their country for their own good with weapons encoded
Biblical verses is better than nothing. [Can there be any doubt it makes Christ happy?]
Praise The Lord, and pass that ammunition!
GaryA
Report thisBy Sarah, January 22, 2010 at 5:09 am Link to this comment
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True, GaryA, God as described in the Bible is a mass murdering raging psychopath who asks his followers to murder, loot, rape and enslave in his name. All the more reason not to believe in the Bible.
Report thisBy Frank, January 21, 2010 at 5:33 pm Link to this comment
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Perish the thought that we are shooting and killing people in a non PC manner because of obscure inscriptions on a gun sight? Was the nose art on our B-17s during WWII inflamatory when they depicted blowing Adolph Hitler to smitherines? I am waiting for the hue and cry from the muslim community over each time an insurgent blows up a US soldier to the cry of “Allah Akbar”. Don’t hear it???? Neither do I.
Report thisBy GaryA, January 20, 2010 at 11:11 pm Link to this comment
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As the most Christian nation in the world, the USA’s
wars are fought with hopes of helping achieve
Christ’s final victory.
So how could anyone be ashamed of inscribing Biblical
citations onto the sites of our weapons? To the
extent that those sites abet the murder of infidels,
anti-Americans and non-Christians (Jews excepted, of
course), they are helping in the Christian struggle
against barbarism.
I say that we should stop pussy-footing around and,
Report thisrather than have such coded messages that only the
extremely well informed understand what they mean,
the inscriptions should be explicit and plain for all
to see. Why should we hide our devotion and
commitment to vanquishing Satan in the name of The
Lord?
By Maani, January 20, 2010 at 10:29 pm Link to this comment
(Excuse me, sir - what planet am I on?)
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