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Thread took an interesting turn

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Social Security is an insurance program people pay into. It ain't welfare. No, I'm not collecting SS, I'm just paying into it.

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I suggest WEF offs themselves, for EVERYONE!

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Compromise counter-proposal:

All the seniors who demanded that we shut down the economy and live in a fucking police state so they could dodge the grim reaper a few more years at the expense of their children and grand children's future should off themselves.

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The simple minds who mock 'globohomo' should take note of shit like this. But they won't, being simple minds and all.

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beiTodesstrafe is a concept.

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With the government running it, what do you expect. The truth is, however, it was meant to be and sold as insurance. The solvency of the fund was supposed to come due to most people paying into it not living long enough to collect a dime. People still pay into it, pretty much at gunpoint, as they're not given the option to opt out.

You want to shit on somebody, shit on the government for misappropriating the funds.

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Cut off welfare, snipers at the welfare office?

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I don't entirely disagree with this... Traffic would flow better, lines at store would move quicker, Social Security may get fixed, less demand on medical establishment...

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I am not a fan of transhumanism, but I wouldnt mind if they attempted to upload pelosi to a flash drive.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwD7f5ZWhAk

Attestupa? Just Pagans doing pagan things.

ttestupa is a name given to a number of precipices in Sweden, Norway and Iceland. The name supposedly denotes sites where ritual senicide took place during pagan Nordic prehistoric times, whereby elderly people threw themselves, or were thrown, to their deaths

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I suggest WEF offs themselves, for EVERYONE!

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First off, this is a serious thread. I don't want it locked or shit on or anything, I'm looking for some serious advice.

My grandpa is 88 years old and an infantry vet of Korea, but he had to be discharged because he lost part of his leg to a grenade. He is a tough old man, and before his Alzheimer's he was an incredibly loving and kind grandpa. He got his Alzheimer's about 5 years back, and a month after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's we also found out he had leukemia.  Both had to hit at the same time...

He had been moving into a country home with grandma at the time. Grandma would be 75 now (quite an age difference, I know) and she was in perfect help and promised to take care of him for us. They moved into the country home, and although grandpa had lots of medical problems, grandma took good care of him. Usually he wouldn't recognize who I was, which was incredibly painful. Other times he'd walk right up and start talking about things I barely remembered. Strange how that worked. Unfortunately, about a year after they moved into the country home, grandma was killed in a car accident. It was horrible to see the pain this caused my grandpa, worse than when he was diagnosed with all his medical problems. His Alzheimer's got worse, and he began to get angry. I would make weekly visits to check on him and bring him food (he was incapable of driving or interacting with people). The last couple times he had NO idea who I was, told me to get out before he shot me (I know he has a 12 gauge and an M1 Carbine, not sure about other guns), started screaming about me trespassing his property. Wouldn't even accept the food I brought him and just threw it all away.

The last time I went, I was rewarded for all my troubles... I was about 200 yards away from his house and saw him on the patio. He suddenly stood up and fired three shots at my car from some sort of long gun. I ducked down, two shots snapped over me, but one of the shots struck very, very close to his target. I was tempted to grab my AR from the trunk and shoot back, but before he hurt me or I let my rage hurt him, I put it in reverse and got the hell out of there. I was shaking like hell afterwards, the shot had passed just a couple inches from my face (it hit at a 45 degree angle) and I was lucky I didn't lose an eye to the glass shrapnel. This is a pic of the bullet hole.

My family and I decided only one thing could be done; grandpa has to be put down. He mostly stays in his house all day, and we think he has some sort of paranoia problem. The time before I got shot at, I noticed a bunch of .30 cal ammo cans in his garage, but thought nothing of it. Since he mostly stays in his house, sniping him from long distance is out of the question. I'vedecided I either have to bust in the door and hope I can win a CQB firefight, but I also realized that I can kill him while he sleeps. His bedroom is under a fixed glass window, and I would have to shoot nearly straight down to hit his head. This is where I need advice. I need a round that will punch through the thick glass with minimal deflection, still penetrate his skull, and also have the mag capacity and handiness if i have to get in a firefight with him.

I have:
A bushmaster 16" AR, no accessories, loaded with M193 (keep this in my trunk).
A Glock 19, my CCW gun
Two Remington 870 12 gauges, one long barrel and one 18.5 barrel
One 10/22 with 3-9x scope.
One Ruger SP 101 with 158 grain 357 JHPs.
A Savage .270 bolt action with a fixed 4x power scope.
A Romanian WASR with some failure to extract issues... blah.
One Webley revolver.
One FAL with 110 grain TAP.

I was thinking of taking the G19. With some 147 grain FMJ, it should have minimal deflection, but also let me take him on if I have to get in a gunfight with him. I've also thought of bringing the Savage with me on my back if he tries to shoot at me from range.

Thoughts? And please keep this thread serious, I want some real advice.

A classic from the good old days.

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Social Security is an insurance program people pay into. It ain't welfare. No, I'm not collecting SS, I'm just paying into it.

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@Theodoric - where did you get that from?  I've never read that before.

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Boomers are the worst generation and won’t get out of politics. She should go first

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I'm asking about the specific statement this thread is about. Why won't anyone link me to it?...

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I'm asking about the specific statement this thread is about. Why won't anyone link me to it?



What exactly did she say?

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I don't entirely disagree with this... Traffic would flow better, lines at store would move quicker, Social Security may get fixed, less demand on medical establishment...

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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FRiPlEpXsAgyu9m?format=jpg&name=small

She's a mover and shaker in the EU/ WEF thingy of  'liberal internationalist' consensus philosophy. who gave an opinion. openly.

Which is what the OP thread link addresses. She is a member of the board of trustees for the WEF still to this day. Still active in the World Bank and IMF. Along with heading the European Central Bank in Germany.

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Just go with the rage porn narrative. They want to put old people in suicide booths. Talking about why people living longer creates major stresses in western nations with low birth rates and high social spending obligations is totally boring.

Did someone even say that? Or is this whole story bullshit, made up from whole cloth? We'll never know without a link to the WEF's alleged statement.