Brit Reacts To BASICALLY A WAR CRIME, AMERICA’S FUTURE WEAPON THE XM 29!



Brit Reacts To BASICALLY A WAR CRIME, AMERICA’S FUTURE WEAPON THE XM 29!

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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m going React To BASICALLY A WAR CRIME, AMERICA’S FUTURE WEAPON THE XM 29!

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29 thoughts on “Brit Reacts To BASICALLY A WAR CRIME, AMERICA’S FUTURE WEAPON THE XM 29!”

  1. The US is committing a war crime every day. The FAscisT Electrician will not say a word about any of it. He sells t-shirts joking about atrocities. Nine more journalists were m-—-d in G— today. The bombs that hit them had "made in the USA" printed on them. Crickets from FE.

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  2. Don't kid yourself that the money for the grenade launcher was wasted.
    All that tech can be ported up to the 40mm grenades the US and other militaries already use.
    The US military just hasn't rolled it out to the public at this time.
    Also if the world ever fell into another world war the Army would pull this idea out in a heartbeat.

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  3. And this is to show why that the only thing to keep the US from creating the impossible to be possible weapons is by the agreements made by many others around the world with the rules of what you can or can't make for when it comes to war. And just imagine if the US wasn't having to deal with the rules and was able to make anything, it'll sure be right there that the US would be making a most deadliest weapon in the battlefield.

    Plus, I would say they could always make the grenade part be attachable for the weapons of their choices and just add newer types too by today's kind of technology, so it'll be even a more beast in the fields.

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  4. 0:16 How terribly disappointing that you've embraced this raging anti-communist who jokes about w*r crimes and disgustingly slanders socialists and communists as being comparable to N*zis. His followers are almost entirely either far-right, hardcore militarists or Trumpists.

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  5. You really want to get freaked out by a gun, look up Trackingpoint sniper rifle. There's a girl on the thumbnail. I believe this rifle is available to the public for $15,000. Enjoy

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  6. Forget worrying about 'every penny' Kabir. The last 3 or 4 audits run by the Pentagon weren't even able to account for half of the money they spent.
    That's nearly $1.5 TRILLION gone missing in just a couple years. That's a lot of $5,000 screwdrivers.
    The best excuse they've managed to come up with is: "OOPS. It's too much to keep track of .We can't count that high."
    How useful is that sight when the battery needs charging?

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  7. Please don’t ever watch this guy again! This video is bullshit! This weapons platform was never actually put into production even on a small scale. This is like Ford showing a non-drivable concept car at an auto show. Consider the massive order that the US military put in for an Sig Sauer pistol to replace the Beretta M9 and the MCX Spear that will eventually replace the M4 rifle. Also, when it comes to optics on that fake rifle, it’s BS as well. Please take note of the Vortex XM157, which may replace most Eotech or Trijicon optics currently in use.

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