Funny Paper target pic

[LNSvince]

OK, not sure if this has been posted before , but it sure is FUNNY !

 

[Neil09]

Funny, unless you use the word pork in the same sentence,then it's racist.

 

[Saintsfan6]

Funny, unless you use the word pork in the same sentence,then it's racist.

DONT YOU DARE OFFER HIM A PULLED PORK SANDWICH!

 

[mr.z28]

win

 

[Magdump]

Awesome Vince!

 

[Expert684]

Yea, I don't think the target on the right will cut my head off?

 

[Gator 45/70]

Someone said Bacon!

 

[deuxlatch]

Dammmiiittttt!!!! Here we go again. Now I'm hungry.

 

[machinedrummer]

Mmmm.. Bacon. Love is in the air.

 

[tbone]

I know this is a humorous thread but, if you have ever read the book On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, you will know that this is definitely not a coincidence.
In short, studies on historical wars showed a 10 to 20 percent rate of soldiers actually firing at the enemy in order to make a kill. The natural reluctance to kill another human being prevented most soldiers from actually shooting at the enemy.
The rate was increased upwards to 95 percent in Viet Nam by desensitizing the military to firing kill shots at an enemy and one the methods employed was the use of man shaped targets instead of circular bullseye targets previously used for weapons training in all previous wars.
There is a lot more in the book and I am not going to paraphrase the entire book here. You will have to read it for yourself.
Hijack over.

 

[mforsta]

Damn it man. Y'all are a bunch of racist talking about eating bacon on a Friday during Lent. I'm getting my feelings hurt.

 

[JBE]

Haven't you heard? A piece of bacon day keeps Allah away...


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[GBob01]

I know this is a humorous thread but, if you have ever read the book On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, you will know that this is definitely not a coincidence.
In short, studies on historical wars showed a 10 to 20 percent rate of soldiers actually firing at the enemy in order to make a kill. The natural reluctance to kill another human being prevented most soldiers from actually shooting at the enemy.
The rate was increased upwards to 95 percent in Viet Nam by desensitizing the military to firing kill shots at an enemy and one the methods employed was the use of man shaped targets instead of circular bullseye targets previously used for weapons training in all previous wars.
There is a lot more in the book and I am not going to paraphrase the entire book here. You will have to read it for yourself.
Hijack over.

Exactly, thus these were presented to gov agencies in recent years.