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Wouldn’t be the first time a woman killed her husband for money, power and fame… wild conspiracy but not out of the ordinary. Her emotions look fake as fuck when you see her on TV.
We need more of this!!! Most Americans have more in common than they think. Don’t let THEM divide us.
This would have totally wrecked Charlie’s neck… so again do you trust the narrative? Question everything.
Having an opinion outside the mainstream isn’t for the weak. Just sayin.
The exit wound from a standard .30-06 rifle round depends on several factors, including bullet type, velocity, range, and what the bullet strikes (e.g., tissue, bone). Generally, a .30-06 round, commonly used for hunting, produces significant tissue damage due to its high velocity (around 2,700–3,000 fps) and energy (approximately 2,800–3,000 ft-lbs at the muzzle). For soft tissue (e.g., hunting game like deer), a typical exit wound from a standard 150–180 grain soft-point or ballistic-tip bullet might be: - **Size**: 1–3 inches in diameter, often larger than the entry wound due to bullet expansion and cavitation. - **Appearance**: Irregular, ragged edges with significant tissue disruption. The wound may appear "blown out" due to the temporary wound cavity caused by the bullet’s energy transfer. - **Factors affecting size**: - **Bullet type**: Expanding bullets (e.g., soft-point, hollow-point) create larger exit wounds than non-expanding (e.g., FMJ) rounds. - **Range**: Closer shots retain more energy, causing larger wounds. - **Tissue/bone interaction**: Hitting bone can fragment the bullet or cause it to tumble, increasing wound size. For example, on a deer, a .30-06 soft-point bullet at 100 yards often leaves a 2–3-inch exit wound if it passes through soft tissue. If it hits bone, the wound could be larger and more irregular. If you’re asking about a specific context (e.g., hunting, ballistics testing, or human tissue), please provide more details for a tailored response.
I really hope no one on here believes the official story of the Charlie Kirk murder.