Dasyurus Maculatus
March 20th, 2005, 07:51 AM
Nigger as social pathogen – humans now forced to buy crossbows for defense against random ape attacks.
Tighter gun ownership laws are pushing South Africans to buy crossbows to protect themselves from violent ape attack.
"We've had to build an entirely new shop because the demand from people is so great," Justin Willmers, owner of Durban Guns and Ammo(has told Reuters, requoted by CNN and DM) . "It can be anything from a spear, battle axe, swords, crossbows."
New gun controls came into force last year under South Africa's Firearms Control Act, but high rates of ape-crime are pushing law abiding citizens to look for alternative means of defending themselves. Despite official figures showing the murder rate falling 10 percent in the year to March 2004, South Africa's Arms and Ammunition Dealers Association says humans still face a one in 60 chance of being the victim of a random attack by Blacks in any given year.
Many houses are surrounded by razor wire and electric fences, but with the biased pro-ape black police turning down 80 percent of firearms licence requests after a lengthy year and a half application process, humans have been forced to look at other options:
Passive self-defense can consist of leaving a bowl of bananas and nuts outside your home perimeter for the jungle simian to scavenge, and may serve to deter some violent apes from jumping over your fence in search of human flesh.
Failing that, a one-shot chance of placing a crossbow bolt through the Simian’s bony capitum and hoping it won’t bounce off the high-density inert mass of sloping ape-skull, is for people in South Africa; a final but highly unpredictable home-safety option. :eek:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/africa/03/17/south.africa.guns.reut/index.html
Tighter gun ownership laws are pushing South Africans to buy crossbows to protect themselves from violent ape attack.
"We've had to build an entirely new shop because the demand from people is so great," Justin Willmers, owner of Durban Guns and Ammo(has told Reuters, requoted by CNN and DM) . "It can be anything from a spear, battle axe, swords, crossbows."
New gun controls came into force last year under South Africa's Firearms Control Act, but high rates of ape-crime are pushing law abiding citizens to look for alternative means of defending themselves. Despite official figures showing the murder rate falling 10 percent in the year to March 2004, South Africa's Arms and Ammunition Dealers Association says humans still face a one in 60 chance of being the victim of a random attack by Blacks in any given year.
Many houses are surrounded by razor wire and electric fences, but with the biased pro-ape black police turning down 80 percent of firearms licence requests after a lengthy year and a half application process, humans have been forced to look at other options:
Passive self-defense can consist of leaving a bowl of bananas and nuts outside your home perimeter for the jungle simian to scavenge, and may serve to deter some violent apes from jumping over your fence in search of human flesh.
Failing that, a one-shot chance of placing a crossbow bolt through the Simian’s bony capitum and hoping it won’t bounce off the high-density inert mass of sloping ape-skull, is for people in South Africa; a final but highly unpredictable home-safety option. :eek:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/africa/03/17/south.africa.guns.reut/index.html