Assholes making trouble in Oregon

[Faun]

All, idiot. Armed occupation of a Federal Installation is actually several felonies. I hope they charge them on all, and make the sentences consecutive.

liar not one is a convicted felon

so now the federal land is not public land afterall

A bank robber shot during a robbery is not convicted either. But we still call him a bank robber. The assholes at the refuge are felons. Occupying a federal installation by force of arms is a felony, and an act of sedition.

Most federal land is public land. But you just go ahead and try to occupy any of it by force of arms, and you have committed a whole bunch of felonies.

dude get a grip

shot dead for trespassing

really you tyrant

every other day you call that federal land

the publics land

you are a puke
y

How sad. You still don't get it.

He wasn't shot dead for trespassing.

He was being arrested for trespassing.

But as he said in the days leading up to his death, he wasn't going to let the police arrest him alive.

your opinion thats all you have

That's all any of us have. Only unlike yours, mine isn't rooted in insanity.

The guy was being arrested. He himself said he wouldn't be taken alive. Then, while police standing maybe 15 feet away from him with their guns pointed at him, he lowers his hands in a "reaching" motion, knowing how the police would react.

G'head, convince me you're not batshit insane....

 

[Hutch Starskey]

fk, didn't you watch the video? I bet that truck got hit five or more times. Five I could count.

And.....? Your proof? Besides the fact that no one was hit....what amazing luck, eh?

Still waiting to hear about your flying experience.

why, can you give me the plane that can do 60 and fly?

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

JC is arguing with a retired Navy pilot about aircraft, flying and piloting. The other guy, Jon, is calling a helicopter an airplane. I am wondering what difference it makes about the type aircraft that was used to video the terrorist trying to run around a roadblock and attempt to have a gunfight with the Oregon State Police.

i meant to call helicopter an aircraft

it makes no difference either except it does not make sense the it was a airplane

considering the remoteness and ability to linger around

when the fbi has their own fully equipped drones

which witnesses say are seen in the area

The FBI controlled the airport remember. All they needed if it wasn't available on site was a support vehicle with fuel.

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

 

[jc456]

first off it was not a plane it was a drone

I would like to highlight and point out this as fact as well. There is no way an airplane could have been flying that slow to take that video.

The FBI says it was a plane. I have reason to believe you over them. Plus you'll note, it was flying in circles when Finicum's vehicle was stopped.

So since the FBI says it was a plane, you lap it up as truth. Yes it was flying in circles, but please tell me, how can a plane fly so slow of circles. Last I checked unless it is an ultralight or a drone, most small airplanes have to flay at the least 60+ mph to stay airborne.

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

FBI uses drones for surveillance in U.S. - CNNPolitics.com
derp, derp!!

 

[Hutch Starskey]

And....they were not shot, were they? Note the difference on what they did...and the outcome? Let that be a lesson for you.

fk, didn't you watch the video? I bet that truck got hit five or more times. Five I could count.

And.....? Your proof? Besides the fact that no one was hit....what amazing luck, eh?

Still waiting to hear about your flying experience.

why, can you give me the plane that can do 60 and fly?

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

so does the FBI own them?

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

 

[jon_berzerk]

And.....? Your proof? Besides the fact that no one was hit....what amazing luck, eh?

Still waiting to hear about your flying experience.

why, can you give me the plane that can do 60 and fly?

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

JC is arguing with a retired Navy pilot about aircraft, flying and piloting. The other guy, Jon, is calling a helicopter an airplane. I am wondering what difference it makes about the type aircraft that was used to video the terrorist trying to run around a roadblock and attempt to have a gunfight with the Oregon State Police.

i meant to call helicopter an aircraft

it makes no difference either except it does not make sense the it was a airplane

considering the remoteness and ability to linger around

when the fbi has their own fully equipped drones

which witnesses say are seen in the area

It makes perfect sense to use a fixed-wing aircraft in that situation. If that is what the Oregon State Police wanted, or the FBI wanted, it is up to them to decide which is the best tool for the task at hand.

which fixed wing would be appropriate to linger around in the remote area

and have its 54 minute reserve fuel available

the drone would by far be the "best choice "

 

[jc456]

liar not one is a convicted felon

so now the federal land is not public land afterall

A bank robber shot during a robbery is not convicted either. But we still call him a bank robber. The assholes at the refuge are felons. Occupying a federal installation by force of arms is a felony, and an act of sedition.

Most federal land is public land. But you just go ahead and try to occupy any of it by force of arms, and you have committed a whole bunch of felonies.

dude get a grip

shot dead for trespassing

really you tyrant

every other day you call that federal land

the publics land

you are a puke
y

How sad. You still don't get it.

He wasn't shot dead for trespassing.

He was being arrested for trespassing.

But as he said in the days leading up to his death, he wasn't going to let the police arrest him alive.

your opinion thats all you have

That's all any of us have. Only unlike yours, mine isn't rooted in insanity.

The guy was being arrested. He himself said he wouldn't be taken alive. Then, while police standing maybe 15 feet away from him with their guns pointed at him, he lowers his hands in a "reaching" motion, knowing how the police would react.

G'head, convince me you're not batshit insane....

exactly, and opinions are not fact. Have a nice day!

 

[Faun]

why, can you give me the plane that can do 60 and fly?

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

JC is arguing with a retired Navy pilot about aircraft, flying and piloting. The other guy, Jon, is calling a helicopter an airplane. I am wondering what difference it makes about the type aircraft that was used to video the terrorist trying to run around a roadblock and attempt to have a gunfight with the Oregon State Police.

i meant to call helicopter an aircraft

it makes no difference either except it does not make sense the it was a airplane

considering the remoteness and ability to linger around

when the fbi has their own fully equipped drones

which witnesses say are seen in the area

So you admit a helicopter is not a plane, even though that's what you called it 3 separate times and insisted you don't have to proved after I posted the definition and challenged you to prove you idiotic claim.

LOLOLOLOL

--LOL

you are the idiot

the fbi did say aircraft

Nah, the idiot is you since I already acknowledged they called it an aircraft in post #4159.

Just how fucking desperate are you?

 

[jon_berzerk]

fk, didn't you watch the video? I bet that truck got hit five or more times. Five I could count.

And.....? Your proof? Besides the fact that no one was hit....what amazing luck, eh?

Still waiting to hear about your flying experience.

why, can you give me the plane that can do 60 and fly?

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

so does the FBI own them?

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

wow

--LOL

 

[jc456]

fk, didn't you watch the video? I bet that truck got hit five or more times. Five I could count.

And.....? Your proof? Besides the fact that no one was hit....what amazing luck, eh?

Still waiting to hear about your flying experience.

why, can you give me the plane that can do 60 and fly?

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

so does the FBI own them?

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

FBI uses drones for surveillance in U.S. - CNNPolitics.com
derp, derp!!

 

[jon_berzerk]

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

JC is arguing with a retired Navy pilot about aircraft, flying and piloting. The other guy, Jon, is calling a helicopter an airplane. I am wondering what difference it makes about the type aircraft that was used to video the terrorist trying to run around a roadblock and attempt to have a gunfight with the Oregon State Police.

i meant to call helicopter an aircraft

it makes no difference either except it does not make sense the it was a airplane

considering the remoteness and ability to linger around

when the fbi has their own fully equipped drones

which witnesses say are seen in the area

So you admit a helicopter is not a plane, even though that's what you called it 3 separate times and insisted you don't have to proved after I posted the definition and challenged you to prove you idiotic claim.

LOLOLOLOL

--LOL

you are the idiot

the fbi did say aircraft

Nah, the idiot is you since I already acknowledged they called it an aircraft in post #4159.

Just how fucking desperate are you?

a helicopter or a drone are aircraft

 

[Hutch Starskey]

first off it was not a plane it was a drone

I would like to highlight and point out this as fact as well. There is no way an airplane could have been flying that slow to take that video.

The FBI says it was a plane. I have reason to believe you over them. Plus you'll note, it was flying in circles when Finicum's vehicle was stopped.

So since the FBI says it was a plane, you lap it up as truth. Yes it was flying in circles, but please tell me, how can a plane fly so slow of circles. Last I checked unless it is an ultralight or a drone, most small airplanes have to flay at the least 60+ mph to stay airborne.

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

http://wattsupwiththat.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/clip_image002_thumb1.jpg?w=624&h=351
derp, derp!!

What is the relevance of that image?

 

[jon_berzerk]

And.....? Your proof? Besides the fact that no one was hit....what amazing luck, eh?

Still waiting to hear about your flying experience.

why, can you give me the plane that can do 60 and fly?

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

so does the FBI own them?

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

FBI uses drones for surveillance in U.S. - CNNPolitics.com
derp, derp!!

from the link

FBI Director Robert Mueller acknowledged the law enforcement agency uses drone aircraft in the United States for surveillance in certain difficult cases.

the standoff would be a difficult case

--LOL

 

[jc456]

I would like to highlight and point out this as fact as well. There is no way an airplane could have been flying that slow to take that video.

The FBI says it was a plane. I have reason to believe you over them. Plus you'll note, it was flying in circles when Finicum's vehicle was stopped.

So since the FBI says it was a plane, you lap it up as truth. Yes it was flying in circles, but please tell me, how can a plane fly so slow of circles. Last I checked unless it is an ultralight or a drone, most small airplanes have to flay at the least 60+ mph to stay airborne.

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

http://wattsupwiththat.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/clip_image002_thumb1.jpg?w=624&h=351
derp, derp!!

What is the relevance of that image?

wrong file in my copy, I updated it.

 

[Faun]

first off it was not a plane it was a drone

I would like to highlight and point out this as fact as well. There is no way an airplane could have been flying that slow to take that video.

The FBI says it was a plane. I have reason to believe you over them. Plus you'll note, it was flying in circles when Finicum's vehicle was stopped.

So since the FBI says it was a plane, you lap it up as truth. Yes it was flying in circles, but please tell me, how can a plane fly so slow of circles. Last I checked unless it is an ultralight or a drone, most small airplanes have to flay at the least 60+ mph to stay airborne.

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

FBI planes that flew over police protests had sophisticated surveillance cameras

 

[jon_berzerk]

Just did, you stupid ass. J3 Cub, 38 mph stall speed, and there are some that are STOL equipped that can do significantly better than that.

JC is arguing with a retired Navy pilot about aircraft, flying and piloting. The other guy, Jon, is calling a helicopter an airplane. I am wondering what difference it makes about the type aircraft that was used to video the terrorist trying to run around a roadblock and attempt to have a gunfight with the Oregon State Police.

i meant to call helicopter an aircraft

it makes no difference either except it does not make sense the it was a airplane

considering the remoteness and ability to linger around

when the fbi has their own fully equipped drones

which witnesses say are seen in the area

It makes perfect sense to use a fixed-wing aircraft in that situation. If that is what the Oregon State Police wanted, or the FBI wanted, it is up to them to decide which is the best tool for the task at hand.

which fixed wing would be appropriate to linger around in the remote area

and have its 54 minute reserve fuel available

the drone would by far be the "best choice "

Except they said it was a plane. You are insane to argue such a point.

they said aircraft

but however a "plane" can be a drone

if you say a plane is a fixed wing aircraft

use the one from the cnn link as an example

of a fixed wing drone

 

[jon_berzerk]

first off it was not a plane it was a drone

I would like to highlight and point out this as fact as well. There is no way an airplane could have been flying that slow to take that video.

The FBI says it was a plane. I have reason to believe you over them. Plus you'll note, it was flying in circles when Finicum's vehicle was stopped.

So since the FBI says it was a plane, you lap it up as truth. Yes it was flying in circles, but please tell me, how can a plane fly so slow of circles. Last I checked unless it is an ultralight or a drone, most small airplanes have to flay at the least 60+ mph to stay airborne.

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

FBI planes that flew over police protests had sophisticated surveillance cameras

indeed

probably because the could fulfill the legal requirements of having the reserve fuel requirement

plus it flew over

 

[Faun]

first off it was not a plane it was a drone

I would like to highlight and point out this as fact as well. There is no way an airplane could have been flying that slow to take that video.

The FBI says it was a plane. I have reason to believe you over them. Plus you'll note, it was flying in circles when Finicum's vehicle was stopped.

So since the FBI says it was a plane, you lap it up as truth. Yes it was flying in circles, but please tell me, how can a plane fly so slow of circles. Last I checked unless it is an ultralight or a drone, most small airplanes have to flay at the least 60+ mph to stay airborne.

fbi surveillance planes - Google Search

Derp!

FBI uses drones for surveillance in U.S. - CNNPolitics.com
derp, derp!!

And according to you, that could "hover."

LOLOLOLOL

 

[Faun]

A bank robber shot during a robbery is not convicted either. But we still call him a bank robber. The assholes at the refuge are felons. Occupying a federal installation by force of arms is a felony, and an act of sedition.

Most federal land is public land. But you just go ahead and try to occupy any of it by force of arms, and you have committed a whole bunch of felonies.

dude get a grip

shot dead for trespassing

really you tyrant

every other day you call that federal land

the publics land

you are a puke
y

How sad. You still don't get it.

He wasn't shot dead for trespassing.

He was being arrested for trespassing.

But as he said in the days leading up to his death, he wasn't going to let the police arrest him alive.

your opinion thats all you have

That's all any of us have. Only unlike yours, mine isn't rooted in insanity.

The guy was being arrested. He himself said he wouldn't be taken alive. Then, while police standing maybe 15 feet away from him with their guns pointed at him, he lowers his hands in a "reaching" motion, knowing how the police would react.

G'head, convince me you're not batshit insane....

exactly, and opinions are not fact. Have a nice day!

My day is off to a fun start; watching you retards parade your idiocy.

 

[Faun]

JC is arguing with a retired Navy pilot about aircraft, flying and piloting. The other guy, Jon, is calling a helicopter an airplane. I am wondering what difference it makes about the type aircraft that was used to video the terrorist trying to run around a roadblock and attempt to have a gunfight with the Oregon State Police.

i meant to call helicopter an aircraft

it makes no difference either except it does not make sense the it was a airplane

considering the remoteness and ability to linger around

when the fbi has their own fully equipped drones

which witnesses say are seen in the area

So you admit a helicopter is not a plane, even though that's what you called it 3 separate times and insisted you don't have to proved after I posted the definition and challenged you to prove you idiotic claim.

LOLOLOLOL

--LOL

you are the idiot

the fbi did say aircraft

Nah, the idiot is you since I already acknowledged they called it an aircraft in post #4159.

Just how fucking desperate are you?

a helicopter or a drone are aircraft

So? And shit is brown. What does any of that have to do with the fact that the FBI said it was a plane?

 

[Faun]

JC is arguing with a retired Navy pilot about aircraft, flying and piloting. The other guy, Jon, is calling a helicopter an airplane. I am wondering what difference it makes about the type aircraft that was used to video the terrorist trying to run around a roadblock and attempt to have a gunfight with the Oregon State Police.

i meant to call helicopter an aircraft

it makes no difference either except it does not make sense the it was a airplane

considering the remoteness and ability to linger around

when the fbi has their own fully equipped drones

which witnesses say are seen in the area

It makes perfect sense to use a fixed-wing aircraft in that situation. If that is what the Oregon State Police wanted, or the FBI wanted, it is up to them to decide which is the best tool for the task at hand.

which fixed wing would be appropriate to linger around in the remote area

and have its 54 minute reserve fuel available

the drone would by far be the "best choice "

Except they said it was a plane. You are insane to argue such a point.

they said aircraft

but however a "plane" can be a drone

if you say a plane is a fixed wing aircraft

use the one from the cnn link as an example

of a fixed wing drone

It could have been a drone, but they never said it was. They referred to it as an "aircraft" and as a "plane."

They never called it a "drone." They never called it a "helicopter."

But then, I'm talking to a deranged nut who thinks helicopters are planes.