Reply #98: Yeah it reminds me of that too... [View All]

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Except for the following discrepencies.

The ACOG is manufactured by a private company that has a contract w/ the .mil, THEY were the ones who wanted the inscriptions on their sights. (And btw it's their fucking product.)

The .Mil obviously hadn't figured out what the additional stampings meant, or else they would have taken care of this problem and it wouldn't have been brought to our attention through a MSM source.

Now that the .Mil does know about the markings and what they represent, they will obviously deal with it, because it's in violation of a law, as stated in the article.

The Fascist Nazi movement didn't exist until years after WWI

So in retrospect, this doesn't remind me AT ALL, about anything related to whatever you're blabbing about.

Pesky facts, getting in the way of a good strawman...