Which country would you say has the most dystopian looking troops?
Which country would you say has the most dystopian looking troops?
Nicholas Thompson
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Lucas White
UK in General, Netherlands for police uniforms
Christian Lopez
>that guy in middle
DA
Alexander White
>how it feels when being to only one without a tucked-in shirt
Noah Reed
America.
Justin White
>Pick up the can
Brandon Rivera
Yup.
Adam Bailey
Unironically the most Aesthetically Modern/Futuristic Gas mask
Gavin Fisher
That's not just any man, that's The Sheriff.
Leo Foster
Russia's naval infantry in their redesigned uniforms look like almost comic book tier baddies.
Jordan Smith
What I wanna know is, where’s the caveman?
Alexander Nguyen
I JUST REMEMBERED, we're out here.
Jordan Howard
What is this gas mask, where can I buy one, and how much does it cost?
Lincoln Wright
>look like almost comic book tier baddies
>implying they dont guard Putins Kamchatkan volcano super luxury bunker/doomsday missle silo/death ray/torture chamber/pirhana tank/sumbarine base
Christian Johnson
SGE 400/3
Anthony Bennett
or a MSA MCU2P Millennium-40mm
Juan Myers
Post-Soviet Russia.
Mostly due to the fact it was a dystopia.
Charles Williams
>was
it just turned from an Orwell novel into a cyberpunk novel without the cyber part.
Gavin Ward
USA
Luis Kelly
I have one of those, but it's grey with a yellow visor. Most of the mask itself is actually soft, and it has a clear plastic protector that covers the visor.
I dunno where it is right now, about half my stuff is probably in a box that was accidentally shoved into a storage space somewhere since the move.
Probably out in the garage
Jaxon King
let me submit Bolivia for consideration
Gabriel Richardson
>flag bearer
Holy shit that's cool and terrifying.
David Mitchell
That's beautiful
Was HUGO Boss hired to design?
Josiah Nguyen
good thread
Aaron Jones
>you don't need military-style weapons
Jordan Morgan
Good lord
Brayden Ramirez
How about Taiwan?
Jaxson Howard
>iron masks
>helmets used as shoulder pauldrons
>shin armor that looks like jackboots
>guy holding the flag inside a little green cup
>bong rifle that sucks ass
Everything checks out
Isaiah Bennett
looks fake and gay
Jayden Edwards
Stoner I found yesterday getting physicaly removed by bumblebees on horseback
Was a good laff, I got to pet the horses
Chase Ortiz
What a Berchin' uniform
Kayden Peterson
I have an SGE 400/3. This is not that
Parker Mitchell
Jersey state police has uniforms straight outta a '90s cyberpunk movie.
James Barnes
>tfw the USSR could've been the first cybernetic country out there by mid-70's or early 80's, if only some bureaucrats hadn't feared losing some power
>tfw Chile could've done the same
>tfw the Soviet five-year plan economic miracle could've gone on forever
>tfw we could've had shitloads of high-quality Eastern Block funs designed and produced with computerized optimization
>tfw you could've been hijacking Soviet automatic data-networks to deliver you factory-fresh funs and ammo on-demand
>tfw this will most likely never happen, as the profit-motive requires sustaining blinding and systemic data-unavailability and closed internal information-networks among economic actors
Glushkov, sorry, we have wasted your genius.
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Charles Morgan
Oldie but goldie
Oliver Adams
Moblots have peak aesthetics
Josiah Collins
Dafuq does he need all that for
Connor Perez
What doesn't he need all that for?
Carson Mitchell
There's a bit of a different vibe, flavour, of dystopian in an image with a worn horse, worn clothes, and fat cops forming a front wielding something as basic as big sticks, while supported by military-grade armoured cars.
It's something almost post-apocalyptic, or a dystopia of drawn-out degenerative dysfunctionality.
Zachary Bailey
We're rapidly approaching a 90's cyberpunk dystopia hellhole.
Brutal force applied almost unquestioningly in places where there arguably was never a reason to use it, rapidly growing unimaginable wealth sandwiched between destitution and poverty that are sprawling wider, homeless people who have more access to technology that would have been fucking magic ten years ago than they do a stable source of food, the continued collapse of the social unit from communities to extended families to nuclear families to broken alienated individuals who seek companionship among the AI that are more relatable to them than other people, a rapidly vanishing middle class and the increasingly clear stance of the state to stand with the elite, and perhaps among all else, the fact that people just accept this as the norm.
What else are we missing?
Gavin Gutierrez
You should check out some of the writings of Henry George and Peter Kropotkin. They mirrored your ideas in some part.
More than a century ago the two asked how technological progress and prosperity had not brought greater change despite machines magnifying individual productivity thousand-fold.
Both considered that despite the improvement of life on many levels, the illiterate sustenance-farmer of the past had a (mostly) stable livelihood under their own control and a tightly knit community around them for support and company. They acknowledged that certainly lot of sweat and time was needed during spring and harvest, but that beyond that he was free to do what he pleased or working on directly improving his own conditions, compared to the 12-hours-a-day and year-round wage-slaving that was needed to stay housed and fed in the industrial age.
While much has changed since their time, the more things change, the more they seem to stay the same.
Aiden Butler
This user is right. An agricultural existence has always been better for human happiness on the whole than this industrialized hellhole.
And it's better at ensuring weapon rights
John Nelson
If anything is tl;dr its those posts
Adam Garcia
>practices archery
implying peasants could own private weapons
>after church
implying there were public sermons
>"donates" money
>owns land
lmao who made this
Luke King
Not Malaysia.
Jeremiah Wood
Oh does anyone have that screencap of that cop?
>black lives may matter I don’t care
>I came this day to rip and tear
Parker Martin
Is that from the BLM standoff a couple years back?
Mason Lopez
Went to Amsterdam last June for like 5 days, I legit smoked a joint with my friends in that exact same spot before heading into that museum.
William Nguyen
New Jersey or USA in general?
Xavier King
Learn to read small paragraphs you mentally lazy smoothbrain
Aiden Rivera
nah it was when some native american tribe was protesting an oil pipeline being built across their territory without their consent or some shit. They got beaten the fuck up for it.
Chase Anderson
>goggles ontop of a GP7
Jesus, that must be uncomfortable.
William James
I already feel so retro
Noah Walker
Against the Dakota Access pipeline, if I recall.
Connor Martin
>hear a rustle from outside of the window
>continue browsing mongolian cave painting gallery
>realize that you're on the fourth floor of the building and there's nothing outside of the window
>suddenly, tiny, angry separatist gooks fly in from all directions, smashing through windows and doors
James Lewis
>shotgun, for shooting
>clothes, for wearing
>vest, for holding basic stuff like radio and bashing stick
>helmet, for prevention of lead poisoning of the brain
>mask, to hide his smile while trouncing protestors
Jack Johnson
NJSP keep it pretty aesthetic in general. They were one of the few large departments to issue the P7 in numbers. Personally, I like that you never see a trooper dressed like a tryhard tacticool fag.
Camden Taylor
>one guy looks like a penguin
and he'd be the only one to survive if gunfire broke out.
Charles Baker
>private weapons
English citizens were required by law to practice with bows every Sunday, and almost everyone had either weapons or tools such as axes that basically were weapons
>public sermons
>donations and land
9/10 would get baited again
Logan Sullivan
In medieval England most peasants were forced to practice archery by law, so that if they ever had another war with the french they had a large pool of people to become longbow men
Brandon Campbell
Are you a fucking retarded nigger? Have your precious s o y hands ever had to farm for a living before? Let me get this through your little head in terms your s o y addled brain can understand. Imagine working your 7-3 barista job, but everyday and it's more like 6-6. And instead getting paid $10 an hour, you get paid nothing at the end of a year because lol there wasn't enough rain to get a decent crop to make a profit, only recoup your money at the beginning of the year. And this is with all the luxuries of modern machinery, like tractors and combines. I'm sure imagining just working in the fields yourself 6-6 with a hoe or scythe is beyond your brain or we wouldn't be having this argument.
True is, you'd be a miserable fucker no matter your lot in life, you whinge and complain at your surroundings, it really is difficult looking at concrete in air conditioning instead of being out in the fields. This is because you don't have the willpower to better yourself and get a better fucking job to enjoy more of life. It's not my fault you settle for the bare minimum that society has to offer and fail to take advantage of the comfort and spare time modern society provides for you.
Owen Cruz
>Assize of Arms of 1181
>Assize of Arms of 1252
Neither of these were a right to bear arms. It was an obligation. Not only was it an obligation, but it was a limited one. Do you really think all peasants were citizens?
These laws were imposed to limit freedoms. You're delusional if you think they are some "medieval 2nd amendment".
That doesn't mean peasants privately owned longbows. There are no laws in the above two proclamations I gave that even mention longbows, so even if those laws included literally all peasants, it still wouldn't count.
And then you'd have to modify those laws to actually give rights defended by the state, not obligations to the state.
Caleb Bell
DEADLY ANOMALIES DANGEROUS MUTANTS ANARCHISTS AND BANDITS NONE OF THEM WILL STOP DUTY ON IT'S TRIUMPHANT MARCH TOWARS SAVING THE PLANNET
David Williams
How is it possible that every single one of their faces is reaction image worthy? Are they not taught to keep a straight face during parade?
Kayden Powell
We had smartphones and drones 10 years ago. If anythimg, nothimg changed much in 10 years. The reason the homeless have that shit is because they bought it instead of food. Lets be honest the majority of homeless are drug addicts and/or retarded with money.
Samuel Parker
check out rhode island state troopers
Hudson Martinez
they all try so hard to make their police seem friendly but in reality it all looks fake and distopian. I think the best police uniform is the classic American tan or olive uniform with a regional flair like a cowboy hat or cord. It is just enough authority but brings back the thought of the Andy Griffith friendly neighborhood officer.
Jason Reyes
he's in the sheriff's department you tard, a sheriff would be be well behind the line organizing shit
Jacob Nelson
Bong rifle. Kek
James Price
That's just how their faces look
Jack Reed
That fact they have our rifle always wireds me out every time I see this image.
Jaxon Price
>travel to Georgia
>step outside of airport
>pick up that can
Ayden Barnes
With most officers it's the case yes. Whenever I do talk to them it's always one of those overworked 'neighbourhood' cops.
Doesn't help that regional police in my area is undermanned, and the local mayor deploys ME (riot control) vans whenever he fucking pleases due to having been a mayor in some larger cities where some asshat will form a crowd no matter what.
I'd like Rijkspolitie back, pls?
Wyatt Nguyen
OI M8 THAT TAKUMI LAD, NEEDS TO STOP, DOES HE HAVE A LICENSE FOR DRIFTING?
Jeremiah Thompson
That's fucking amazing. Makes me think of the worker vs strikebreakers clashes of yesteryear for some reason. I love this meld of old and new.
Leo Collins
>peasants own land
This is literally explicitly against feudalism and the very core concept of being a peasant. You could not ask for a more historically illiterate picture if you asked for it.
>Peter Kropotkin
Nice.
I'm still trying to get myself to read through my AK Books anthology of Proudhon's work.
Jackson Martin
Too bad they more than make up for it by being authoritarian cunts.
Matthew Hughes
Yes.
Nolan Gutierrez
>b-but some peasants were permanently leased land and that basically counts as ownership!
any nigger defending feudalism is a retard
Mason Flores
France
Christopher Flores
>peasant
>owning land
Ryan Thompson
I don't know, I kind of like it.
There's brotherhood in those faces.
Logan Gutierrez
>comic book tier baddies.
you misspelled BADASSES.
also, notice this pic... no niggers, no spics, no women, no trannies, no undesirables of any kind.
polar opposite of the US forces.
Andrew Martinez
18 and up site
Adrian Davis
> We SS now
Brandon Foster
cry some moar. here's the pride & joy of US Navy.
Nathaniel James
No what happened was the tribe demanded more and more money from the pipeline company so said company said "ok fuck you" and built the pipeline around the tribal land.
The tribe, having lost out of jobs and millions of dollars, threw a tantrum about "muh water rights" and conned a ton of yuppies and lefties to "protest" for them.
And ironically the protest camp of "environmentalists" required millions to clean up due to literal tons of human waste, used drug paraphernalia, and garbage just thrown in big piles.
Christopher Thompson
>That doesn't mean peasants privately owned longbows
They did tho
Austin Powell
The one with the gas grenades and "the violence has escalated"? I've been looking through my phone for 20min, can't find it.
Jordan Hernandez
>pride and joy
>cherry picked garbage
absolutely S E E T H I N G, gopnik. Go eat your borscht.
Jonathan Price
>You have chosen, or been chosen, to relocate to one of our finest remaining urban centers. I thought so much of the city of Atlanta that I elected to establish my Administration here
Evan Nguyen
You're a little thick, my friend.
Carter Johnson
You have to be kidding me.
Elijah Jones
UTARC was actually disbanded in '09 because of their extreme brutality.
Luke Nelson
Wrong Georgia lol
Jeremiah Harris
>~
>impulse 101
Brandon Young
I'd rather deal with them than pretty much any locals in Bergen or Essex County.
Kevin Ortiz
Yeah, and I'd rather deal with the Ordnungspolizie than the Gestapo. Doesn't excuse their behavior.
Blake Adams
This is the post of a snooty, upper-middle class urbanite who has never actually done any agricultural work in his life.
Jacob Fisher
Whats the name of this mask? I knew but forgot.