Comments by "GunFun ZS" (@GunFunZS) on "Absolute Mad Lads - Albert Dryden" video.

  1.  @randomloser4674  yes generally speaking that is true. However I have watched a lot of videos in America in similar circumstances standing there and getting shot. I would suggest reading a book called on killing by David Grossman. most people are psychologically averse to reacting with real violence.
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  2.  @JohnDobak  there are places where it isn't that way. Stephens county in Washington State has exemptions to the building code. You have to build the code if you are a licensed contractor, if you were going to have tenants or commercial use the building with employees, or you plan to sell it. however if you're going to live in it yourself you can opt out of planning. It's a beautiful thing. I knew a guy with a log cabin who had a ridge log almost a meter thick. And it would never pass code because you can't certify the fail rating of that log. You could say certify a laminated plank but is 10 cm by 30, and that would be more than enough to pass for the rated snow load of the roof. But not the massive log.
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  3. Ringtones are easy enough to make. If you want it, just record a clip and set it as your tone.
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  4. He actually made a compelling case that he was sane, and won the point. He was sane, and evil.
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  5. Those would be hard because almost all the verifiable info is limited and boring. Pretty much all the cool stories were probably made up by journalists. CrazyHorse would do though.
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  6. It is bizarre how celebrity allowed him to be an absolute dangerous criminal and just keep doing messed up stuff.
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  7. 'cause no one cares. FreeMason, just means old guy who does silly rituals in a clubhouse.
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  8. How were they to stop it?
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  9.  @PeacefulJoint  a jar maker.
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  10. FYI, "Manstopper" was all but the official name for the second version of the Webley service bullet in 454. It was just an HP, but after Hague, it became bad PR so they just reverted to the prior bullet. It was kind of an embarrassment for the British Army. They had bullet type 1 which they replaced because it didn't work all that well, and they had evidence. So they developed Bullet 2 which they said, 'hey this won't get you killed, it's a manstopper.' It worked alright-for a handgun round. Then they re-issued bullet #1, and said, "~hey this one is great, perfectly adequate, totally won't get you killed, stop whining." (See SA80 for a slightly funnier development cycle.) It's all absurd, because the point of any bullet is to induce a grievous wound which rapidly incapacitates the guy who is trying to kill you. All the various small arms conventions did was force other types of bullets which would make equivalent wounds. Big slow bullet= big ugly hole. Medium slow bullet +HP = big ugly hole. Fast small bullet = big ugly hole. Faster smaller bullet = big ugly hole. Fastish smaller bullet turning sideways on impact= ___________. It would be useless to carry any bullet which doesn't do that, so they all do, and Hague convention is futile.
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  11.  @englishovals  He wasn't psychotic though. He was rational, and malevolent. It's a comforting thing to think that the really bad people are insane. It just isn't true though. Quite a lot of the worst people in history were lucid and clear thinking as they decided to do terrible things.
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  12.  @lauralil6886  and/or threaten to cut your face.
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  13.  @lauralil6886  but this incident was in 1990 it's not that ago.
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  14.  @Ashayazu  he does in other vids
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