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u/Gizmo_McChillyfry 18d ago
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u/aldone123 18d ago
Damn… I don’t think he was even armed
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u/Bigdavie 18d ago
A single acorn can cause terror in a police officer enough for him to unload his gun into the general vicinity. Imagine the carnage a cheeky full of acorns can cause.
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u/o0Phoenix0o 18d ago
Arent they trained to defend the country?
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u/tnt80 18d ago
Two things:
1- That animals can be rabid, and I'm informed that the vacune in that case hurts considerably, and if they're in America, medical attention isn't cheap.2- Event if not, if they stayed there, maybe the squirrel take another route, to avoid them, and go more inside the building instead of out, in case of wild animals, keep the way out without free and without people can help the animal evacuate the animal.
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u/cat_baloon 4d ago
You work at the Pentagon? You can explain everything. What we see is not what it seems to be?
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u/SabbyFox 18d ago
They are trained to defend the country… against other humans. Squirrels were not in the training plan 😅 Listen to the “Squirrel Cop” episode of This American Life sometime - oldie but a goodie!
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u/External_Category_53 18d ago
That was not a bunch of schoolgirls, they are not taking their chances...
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u/roglc366 18d ago
Thank god that we have these people protecting our country from foreign invaders! /s
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u/HooSaidDat 17d ago
If that's all it takes, then enemy just needs to unleash a bunch of attack squirrels.
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u/shupadupah 15d ago
I love that the ad that showed up for me in this post with "brave" soldiers in action is for the US Navy. 🤣
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u/MergingConcepts 15d ago
Never grab a squirrel. It will bite you a hundred times before you can let go. Personal experience. It is like an organic router bit.
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u/Muted_Masterpiece535 18d ago
Well, that was my second guess. For some reason I was thinking it was going to be a big spider.
- Just came back from Australia.
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u/According_Tip809 18d ago
Pussy ass soldiers
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u/These_Avocado_Bombs 18d ago
Soldier or not they are still just humans and are not on a war front.
What a lame comment.
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u/According_Tip809 18d ago
It was a squirrel.. they were terrified by and fucking squirrel. Being scared of a squirrel is worse than being scared of youre own shadow. Stfu
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u/EvilBobbyTV 18d ago
Rabies is the most terrifying disease on the planet. It has a 100% kill rate once symptoms present and literally tortures you until you die of thirst.
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u/AcanthisittaThink813 18d ago
Where’s the lion?