And the idea that the Waco Twin Peaks wasn’t merely turned into a war zone, but a literal armory, is hard to react to with a straight face. When guns are being stashed in bags of tortilla chips, and knives are tucked into bags of flour, considering the logistics leads to scenarios that are genuinely absurd—wouldn’t the crunching of the chips tip off rivals that the biker was going for the weapon? Or would they think he was just after a mid-gunfight snack? Would a knife-wielding biker with an arm covered in flour be more or less intimidating to opponents?
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Friday, May 22, 2015
Waco Arsenal Absurdity (Except, It Isn't)
This is absurd. I wonder if they had code words? "Hey, get more salsa," means run for the kitchen!:
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