Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "Urban Combat - Room Breaching \u0026 Clearing - US Army (2011)" video.

  1. Damn... If the brass solves the problem of you getting slaughtered by removing the fire simulation equipment, then I can see why we get so many american and british servicemen travelling to our bigger airsoft games saying that it's excellent practice for the real thing. I mean how are you supposed to learn what you're doing right, and what you're doing wrong unless hits are registered and there's some kind of penalty for it? :S I've breached alot of buildings just playing airsoft. It's fucking hard just doing that when all you got to worry about is losing a game and maybe experiencing some sharp pain when some asshole fires a full auto burst to your face at close range (happens a lot more often indoors than firefights in the woods). It's damn good fun though. Especially when people are using pyrotechic grenades and smoke grenades, since there are so many tactical uses for it in built up areas. Although opposing teams tend to think we're overdoing it when we throw pyrotechnic frag grenades into pretty much every room before entering (no civilians to worry about, so why not sprinkle frags everywhere you can right? ;) )
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  2. Foxhound R336: Well, you can't own guns so, you are pretty much a slave nation. :) I would have no problem saying it right to your face either, Steve Irwing. But the trip is kind of long so i'm sure you understand "mate".
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  3. Foxhound R336: I'd rather live in a paranoid nation, than a cucked slave nation like australia. Free men don't need to ask their governments permission to own firearms. Slaves do.
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  4. Foxhound R336: Because it's not considered sensitive material, since civilians can find this shit out from any number of sources anyway.
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  5. Mostlyharmless1985: No, everyone is not born with rights. Your only rights are the ones that any given government recognize and actually reinforce. There is no such thing as "universal rights" or "human rights". Anyone whi believes this is a naive idiot. The U.S has no "national heritage of equality". And I have no reason to be scared of Aussies, since they are a nation of slaves who can't own firearms and who still grovel to a monarch no less.
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  6. If you assign the cherry as the rifleman, who is also on point, what if the cherry/least experienced guy is also the least perceptive guy? I'm just saying' knowing what to look for when in hostile territory requires being perceptive. But perception is only partly based on senses. A lot of perception bottles down to experience, or knowing what to look for. Is it really the best idea giving the new guy that responsibility when he's the least experienced?
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