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ARSSES. What an appropriate moniker.


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Intolerant squaddies with IQs below 100? perhaps.

 

Heres's my thought for them. Lets see if they can actually discuss it, or will they just dismiss it without addressing any of my points? wink.gif I think we all know whats gonna happen rofl.gif

 

Wonder why no-one wants to join the ranks of sub-par intelligence disrespectful thug squaddies anymore rolleyes.gifrolleyes.gif

 

 

http://www.arrse.co.uk/cpgn2/Forums/viewto...start=2190.html

 

 

And I said;

"Ahhh yes, hello!! Chief `Walt` of Arniesairsoft.co.uk here, and damn proud of it. I had no idea you guys existed here until 20 minutes ago, but hey, we're all pleased your happy to risk your lives for your country and every single man woman and child among us, absolutely no pun or sarcasm intended, every civilian here honestly extends their deepest gratitude t you all smile.gif

 

You do what we (the ones of us who haven't or are not currently in active military service) cannot bring ourselves (or cannot allow ourselves) do, and we are more than happy that there are braver men and women than we, prepared to sacrifice the most sacred of all things in pursuit of the common good.

 

I haven't read this thread, and to be honest I'm not much of a walt (according to your description LOL ) anyway seeing as I never wanted to join any actual army (too scared of that whole `death` thing, ya know?) but in all honesty, despite the respect I have for every serving soldeir in the world (whether I agree with their personal politics or not) you guys are hypocrites if your idealists, and far worse if you are not. You risk your lives through your career for the good of your counrty? Or just for the sake of a job? Or because you like the idea of killing foreigners? Or to serve some public trust? I don't get it, and I am well capable of `getting` a great many things. You'll have to trust me on that, but trust me. The outsider sees the most of the game, after all wink.gif

 

FYI I own many, many toy guns (70-something at last count), and I have no apprehensions that you may pour scorn on the fact they are toys because I would never want a real one. Never. I bought them solely to shoot my friends with them - I would hardly want to hurt my friends now, would I? I play games, and that's a recreational thing for me. You do your job, that's what you are paid for but then you have hobbies, I'm sure. The walts among our kind are hardly what you would call `rounded individuals` but then they have never ended a human life, never robbed a family of their father, or mother, or child.

 

I'm not exactly proud of the fact that I make money from selling 2nd-hand building materials for a living, but I am proud that I have made a way in the world that allows me to never worry about commercial problems ever again. It has has made me quite comfortably rich and I can now afford a £500-a-week toy habit. Why are you proud of your jobs when you have - at times - a 5-human-lives-ended-a-week habit?

 

I see a stark difference there, and although I am morally flexible in contemplating that difference it is hardly a moral high point for you guys to take when your defence revolves around your employment situation facilitating murder.

 

Please tell me how you defend that position. Or just insult me and call me a wannabe, even though I have clearly stated I never-wanted-to-be wink.gif "

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Just had a quick read of that, its funny how there are always a few individuals who appear to be able to construct nothing more than a "*fruitcage* off you sad #####" or some other short sighted, 2 brain cell response, when other members on there were actually being half reasonable.

 

I never saw much appeal in the proper milsim stuff, but it makes me laugh that there appears to be such polarization between the two ends of the scale from them. Some appear to be saying nothing more than (this is generalised), fair enough its a game you play - we are only laughing at the milsim players. Then you get some muppet saying things like :

 

"I hope some chavs come and mug you one day and you pull out a bb gun and they pull out a machete take that walt boy! Oh and get some of your mates off walt site, we are bored."

They really havent got a clue and responses like that demonstrate their inability to even think normally - yeah, we just carry airsoft on us for protection rolleyes.gif

 

At the end of the day, paintball is a game where people use guns of sorts and wear camo shooting at eachother on weekends - airsoft is a more realistic game based on these same ideas. I really dont know why some arrogant people seem to frown on airsoft, a game the majority of us dont take seriously and do for fun and a laugh, and label us all wannabees when most of us really couldnt be anything further from that.

 

The idea of signing up if job prospects are none too great upon finishing uni next year goes down the hole - with attitudes like those displayed there you are right, its hardly a suprised no one does.

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It was actually going ok, showing not all members of that site are wankers, but then it all went down the ###### again.

 

Please see my previous blog for my entire response on the matter.

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I'm really enjoying it actually, its easy pickings biggrin.gif Even the reasoned answers don't come from MENSA candidates and they still don't get my main point (not `milsimers are sad`, not at all. I kinda think they are myself but I won't have them think they have got it right, because they haven't) - the main point is that proper Walter Mittys are the ones who sit in pubs and pretend to have been in the army, they're not even airsofters and any sport is just wrong to be labelled as that much.

 

The point is that Walts are Walts anyway, every bullsh*tter you ever met, every muppet who makes things up and lies through their teeth in the face of everyone knowing they speak cr@p, they are Walts, airsoft doesn't even come into it, and it goes a long way beyond the army.

 

Thing that gets me most is that they mostly believe they are better than any other person doing a job. They chose it, they deal with it. People die in farming accidents too ya know, and the feed people, not kill them.

 

Most army types think they are "the best", but what they really are are simply employees.

 

Anyway, Dave; if you get this blog in the morning I'll see ya this afternoon mate - Call ya in a couple of hours.

 

Edit again: I remembered I embellished a bit in my monologue there, I dont *quite* have a £500 a week airsoft budget. Not quite wink.gif And I think I may have over-enthused my respect for them a touch, but hey wink.gif

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