Posted on 11/22/2010 1:43:53 PM PST by WesternCulture
A doctor at Örebro University Hospital in central Sweden was attacked and kicked recently by the relatives of a critical ill woman who had just given birth, because they objected to him being a male.
"He was attacked by the husband and received a kick to the groin," said René Bangshöj at the hospital to the local Nerikes Allehanda (NA) daily.
The incident occurred on November 6th when the doctor entered the delivery room at the maternity ward at the hospital responding to a call from the woman's attendant midwife. She had recently given birth and was bleeding heavily.
The woman's husband screamed at the doctor that he should leave the room at once, but he refused and approached the patient to examine her. At this point he was attacked by the man.
The husband's brother joined in the melee, attacking the doctor from behind, according to the newspaper.
The matter was reported to the police who escorted the woman's relatives from the premises. The woman was then taken in for an operation to address the bleeding.
The doctor continues to work at the clinic and the hospital has stated that it plans to clarify its position that staff can not be selected according to their gender.
Paki Rage Boy! What a star!
Judging by the replies, I would say yes.......looks like da swedes are getting fed up with the Islamists too..........LOL!
Way to go Doc! I mean it’s not like they threw a shoe at you or anything. Now the poor woman is going to have to be stoned to death for disseminating her hoohoo. Not only that, but if the baby was a girl, she’s gonna need a little sumpthin’ sumpthin’ to restore her honor also. I get that Muslim hoohoos are a special thing, but seriously, What’s up with a guy watching his sister give birth?
Let me guess: this is a story about moose limbs.
A flash mob with everyone carrying blow dart guns.
No, I want to create a single, oozing red dot exactly 7.62mm in diameter in the center of his single eyebrow.
i would rather it be .45 or .50
“I wanted the pink mist.”
The doctor continues to work at the clinic
This is just the best part (with sarcasm). Hello! - was there any doubt that he shouldn't? There shouldn't be...
Same reaction here.
Not for 7.62 x 51 Nato, which is identical to .308 Winchester, save for there being a thicker base in the military Nato rounds using Berdan primers, with overall case dimension and length being the same between those two.
30-'06 Springfield also utilizes 7.62mm or .308 nominal diameter projectiles, which isn't surprising in that it is something of the "parent" round, that the .308 or 7.62 Nato was derived from.
Look at the dimensional attributes in a bullet or powder reloading manual. The .308 is simply shorter, 51 mm standard overall cartridge length, as opposed to 64mm for the Springfield. Other case dimensions are much the same, same angle of shoulder, same taper, etc.
.303 Brit ain't .303 bullet diameter, though... More like .311 if memory serves...
Leave it to the British to come up with such a system --- one that uses case length, 3.03 INCHES, instead of chiefly referring to bullet diameter, like most everyone else, as the major component of the assigned nomenclature.
The .311 bullets can possibly be loaded into 7.62x54R cases in some instances, and work better than actual 7.62 or .308 nominal diameter projectiles (which are an inherently sloppy fit for such rifles, regardless of the "name", as the bores of 54R rifles can measure .312 or bigger) but then again in a few versions it could be .001 oversize in some of the many versions of 7.62x54R rifles which just might measure .310, so due caution must be observed.
In other words, if it blows up in one's face, or BLOWS UP one's face, don't anyone who reads this come crying to me just cuz 'ya didn't break out a USE a micrometer and carefully measure actual bore dimensions before trying it.
http://www.militaryfactory.com/smallarms/ballistics-chart.asp
7.92 is the bullet diameter of the 8x57 Mauser, which the Krauts used in their K 98 carbines, and some other weapons.
They have Amish in Sweden?
Still not 7.62.
7.92 is the bullet diameter of the 8x57 Mauser, which the Krauts used in their K 98 carbines, and some other weapons.
I believe that the K's (circa 1935) were .323 (8.2 mm).
1. NONE of the bullets in your link have a 7.62 diameter. Thank you.
2. You referenced the 8x57 Mauser. It is not listed on your link.
Obviously, you cannot READ. Try again.
2. You referenced the 8x57 Mauser. It is not listed on your link.
Obviously, you cannot READ. Try again.
I did. Same results.
1 That's because they are being expressed in INCH size, YOU MORON!
So why don't you go through the metric to inch scale conversion, then find yourself a diagram showing true cartridge dimensions of .308, and 30-'06 to cure your ignorance? They both utilize 7.62 mm projectiles, which is .308 of an inch.
What's that you say? You want me to do it FOR you?
Ok, I could do that. But if I do, will you acknowledge you are speaking out of turn? Or not? I suspect you'll keep arguing things you really know nothing about...
The 8x57 is there alright, you just know know enough about armament to see it, since it is not expressed directly as such, as it's listed as "7.92 x 57", having a bullet diameter of 7.92 mm, which equals .323 of an inch.
Now, I said that [what is most commonly called] 8mm Mauser, or alternatively 8 x 57 Mauser uses in actuality a 7.92 mm projectile or bullet, didn't I? Yet somehow you are such the argumentative sort, you persist in telling me I'm wrong?
Just admit it. You don't have any hands-on experience with the things you are talking about. I, on the other hand, do.
Uh, 7.62mm = 0.300" NOT .308"
The I is .318, the IS is .323
Just admit it. You don't have any hands-on experience with the things you are talking about. I, on the other hand, do.
Your mixing up bullet sizes could be dangerous.
Have you ever examined a single reloading manual in your life?
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