merry 9/11 from harnold

[harnold]

To the project1999 community I just want to say I wish you all a very special and merry 9/11

[harnold]

If anyone is in the area and would like to go Carolina with me and my grandma send me a pm

[Champion_Standing]

http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/554/111/211.gif

[Glenzig]

If anyone is in the area and would like to go Carolina with me and my grandma send me a pm

What is, how to get raped by a serial killer Alex.

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

Still hoping Texas gets invaded/wiped out today.

10 hours 23 minutes to go (EST).

[Rivthis]

But Texas is one of the most equipped states to deal with an invasion

Except when being invaded from the south by illegals, than the federal govt makes them fight blind and with both hands tied behind their back....

[Misto]

Still hoping Texas gets invaded/wiped out today.

10 hours 23 minutes to go (EST).

I don't know if the terrorists will let you keep your lolicon collection.

[Champion_Standing]

The whole ISIS in Texas thing is just an attempt to bring more attention to the border security situation, which is an important issue but it's simply making them look paranoid and delusional.

The drug cartels will not stand for anyone that threatens their power or trade, and a group of Muslim fanatics starting a war on the border would be really bad for business.

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

But Texas is one of the most equipped states to deal with an invasion
The United States hasn't been invaded in 202 years so trying to figure out a state's readiness you need to rely on numbers and hypotheticals. For me it's fair to figure out which states are ready for in invasion by comparing it to which states are best prepared for a Zombie outbreak (http://blog.estately.com/2014/03/u-s-states-ranked-from-most-to-least-prepared-for-the-zombie-apocalypse/).

This is of course pretty absurd, but it does site a very relevant statistic within it, the number of active military personnel within the state relative to the size of the state. Now while Texas is in the top 10% of states in regards to the number of military personal, when you take that number and break it down by square mile they are ranked in the bottom 20 states. Couple this with the fact that while everyone talks about guns in Texas, they are also in the bottom 50% of states when looking at guns per square mile.

In short, no Texas is not one of the states most equipped to deal with an invasion. They can't even keep their section of the Mexican border in order.
I don't know if the terrorists will let you keep your lolicon collection.

I don't live in or near Texas so I don't see your point here.

[radditsu]

To be fair texas has tons of nothing. You should restruct your findings for population centers. Including towns and the like. Stop being dense for proper accurate statistics.

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

So wait, in warfare when your army is advancing you only advance through the population centers? There's a magical force that makes those empty areas statistically irrelevant when you are talking about how much so many people need to be spread out to stop an invading army?

[Champion_Standing]

Surround population centers and catapult dead bodies into the streets duh

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

Surround population centers and catapult dead bodies into the streets duh

So Texans = http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120625213339/startrek/images/2/23/Magnificent_Ferengi.jpg

[rgostic]

Every time I read one of these posts it makes me appreciate how often I get laid that much more.

[katrik]

Every time I read one of these posts it makes me appreciate how often I get laid that much more.

[radditsu]

So wait, in warfare when your army is advancing you only advance through the population centers? There's a magical force that makes those empty areas statistically irrelevant when you are talking about how much so many people need to be spread out to stop an invading army?


In modern combat situations? Yup. This isnt dbz. You dont fight in the quarry outside town.

[radditsu]

So Texans = http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120625213339/startrek/images/2/23/Magnificent_Ferengi.jpg

Those Magnificent Feringi

[Swish]

Throw them out of the nearest airlock

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

In modern combat situations? Yup. This isnt dbz. You dont fight in the quarry outside town.

While I tentatively agree on this minor point, surrounding/blocking an area is still a thing. Leaving gaps in your front line is a bad call unless you're Russia. These are sand savages we are talking about, the Texas desert is a vacation to these people.

[Ahldagor]

The whole ISIS in Texas thing is just an attempt to bring more attention to the border security situation, which is an important issue but it's simply making them look paranoid and delusional.

The drug cartels will not stand for anyone that threatens their power or trade, and a group of Muslim fanatics starting a war on the border would be really bad for business.

Good to know that somebody knows what goes on in this state.

[Estolcles]

The whole ISIS in Texas thing is just an attempt to bring more attention to the border security situation, which is an important issue but it's simply making them look paranoid and delusional.

The drug cartels will not stand for anyone that threatens their power or trade, and a group of Muslim fanatics starting a war on the border would be really bad for business.

I'm not sure which do beheadings better, the Muslims or the Cartels, because I've seen a bunch by both.

[greenblze420]

The United States hasn't been invaded in 202 years so trying to figure out a state's readiness you need to rely on numbers and hypotheticals. For me it's fair to figure out which states are ready for in invasion by comparing it to which states are best prepared for a Zombie outbreak (http://blog.estately.com/2014/03/u-s-states-ranked-from-most-to-least-prepared-for-the-zombie-apocalypse/).

This is of course pretty absurd, but it does site a very relevant statistic within it, the number of active military personnel within the state relative to the size of the state. Now while Texas is in the top 10% of states in regards to the number of military personal, when you take that number and break it down by square mile they are ranked in the bottom 20 states. Couple this with the fact that while everyone talks about guns in Texas, they are also in the bottom 50% of states when looking at guns per square mile.

In short, no Texas is not one of the states most equipped to deal with an invasion. They can't even keep their section of the Mexican border in order.


I don't live in or near Texas so I don't see your point here.

your a fucking idiot if ur going 2 base your decision on guns per square mile when A texas is big as fuck and B alot of the state is ranches and spread out as fk