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To: Brumar89 who wrote (882024)	8/23/2015 5:39:46 PM
From: Brumar89	1 Recommendation Recommended By FJB Respond to of 1570745

If we can't round up illegals, how do liberals think they're going to confiscate 300+M guns?

To: Brumar89 who wrote (882024)	8/24/2015 4:46:11 AM
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Paintball Guns Given To Belgian Cops In Bid To Stop Another Charlie Hebdo Police chiefs say that the new semi-automatic firearms are designed to be used in densely-populated areas By Lee Moran \| Yahoo News – Tue, Aug 18, 2015 uk.news.yahoo.com Police in one Belgian city are now being armed with paintball guns. Rapid response units in Antwerp are being handed the non-lethal weapons, familiar to stag doers and wannabe warriors across the world. Police chiefs say that the new semi-automatic firearms are designed to be used in densely-populated areas. They can also fire pepper spray missiles. And police bosses hope that they will help neutralise dangerous suspects without actually killing them. So far, some four FN 303s have been ordered by the city’s fast deployment teams. The special units, which use unmarked cars to patrol the streets, were created following the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris, France, at the start of the year. Raids on the satirical magazine and a Parisian supermarket in January left 17 people dead, not including the gunmen. The killings sparked a worldwide show of solidarity under the banner ‘Je Suis Charlie’. The Brussels Times reports that the weapons are “unique” to Belgium.