I can only confidently guarantee that the prostitute you end up making tender love to (lol) will shower longer than she usually does after your 5 shameful minutes of disappointing her
/u/verveinloveland how do you adjust for population when you're dealing with rates and not absolute numbers? Are you retarded? How far will you go to justify why us having mass shootings every other month and us having the most lax gun laws of any first world country being unrelated?
There are no perfect statistics, but you can’t compare a country to a country twice its size and say anything meaningful. So if a country is half the size of the us, you’d double the number of whatever metric you want to compare to try and make the playing field more level.
For starters making meme stocks illegal would be a good start, because they provide no actual benefit other than making a gun less safe and more toy like.
Second, same with magazines higher than 30 rounds... if the military/police use 30 round mags then why do civvies need fucking 60 rounds mags and drums lol?
Thirdly complete banning of Rick & Morty because that's the real problem here.
now I'm not saying these would have outright stopped the vegas attack, but it would have at least potentially diminished the attack. And those sort of bans would be at least a good gesture from gun lovers.
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You can make a bump stock out of a flat board and a wood peg in five minutes but I'm sure a weapons charge is really going to make a murderer reconsider. (If he's not stupid he'll make a lighting link for real full auto instead though)
Magazines: literally weld to boxes together and insert heavier springs from the hardware store.
Again, you've wasted an hour of the murderer's time while fucking over the rest of us.
philosophically, We were a country built on freedom. The freedom to dissent with government, and the power to overthrow a corrupt one. The ultimate trump card, is armed citizens. So we should start with the idea that every citizen has the right to defend themselves from their government in any way.
Stay with me. Then we have to decide as a society which weapons are just too dangerous to let private citizens own. So far, we've drawn that line at Nukes, Fully auto weapons, armed tanks, etc.
Now if you want to make 30 round magazines, stocks, make all black guns illegal etc. You first have to prove to me beyond a reasonable doubt, that it would significantly decrease crime.
We have states for a reason. They are a test ground for laws. If you really want gun laws, you need to pass them locally first, in a city or state, and study the effects. If you can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that it made a significant difference, once that would outweigh the loss of freedom, than you can try expanding to another state and another, and if you keep getting the same results, then we can talk about making that law a national one.
Why do people need to defend themselves from their own government?
Can no one see the flaw in the argument that you need to bear arms against the people you elected?
Also you can legally own anti-tank rifles in America if they were made by the Finnish, so any argument by Americans on gun control is always going to be retarded and wrong.
like the friends i choose who tried to rob/kill me. if they start killing my friends first, at least i might see it coming and have a chance. could be playing the long con and prepping for the day i drop guard
Common argument for assault weapons is to protect onself from the government. Kinda defeats the purpose of electing your government if you need to be locked and loaded for a civil war 24/7, don't you think?
Also you don't need an assault rifle to put down Tyrone if he tries to jack your crib, a handgun would do fine.
The closest thing to a salient definition of "assault weapon" was "intermediate-cartridge select-fire weapon" but that leaves out submachine guns chambered for pistol rounds like the MP5. Are those not "assault rifles" either or what?
No their not assault rifles, they're machine pistols. Different application/definition.
I mean, the whole "here's the strict definition of an assault rifle" is a bit of a meme anyway when you've got those retarded ass bump fire stocks available. And practically speaking, a semi-auto rifle and a fully automatic rifle aren't that much different in terms of potential damage inflicted.
That said, a definition is a definition and should be used correctly.
Yep. In fact if you buy one in the states I'm pretty sure they are designated as a pistol because for the most part you can only get semi auto ones without a lot of money.
That being said, it gets a bit murky whereby an AR-15 with a short enough barrel is also a pistol... but I'm not sure if that's actually an ATF classification or not.
If you want the unfun seriouspost answer, United States federal gun laws determine whether something is a pistol or a rifle based on the length of its barrel. It's not actually legally "murky" at all, though of course the actual form factor of a micro-AR15 is somewhere between a very large pistol and a very small carbine.
I just mean it's murky in that you've got a 'pistol' which shares far more characteristics with a rifle than it does a pistol outside of barrel length.
how does the stock fit into things? don't you guys have to use weird arm brace things on pistols? Is that to do with pistols not being able to have actual stocks or something?
A micro-AR variant is legally a pistol, as long as there's no real stock. Like you say, though, its ergonomics are absolutely that of a rifle, and it is designed to be fired from the shoulder. You'll fuck up your wrists pretty good if you shoot one without bracing.
Now, there is such a legal construct as a short-barrelled rifle, which is what this mini-AR becomes if you screw a stock onto the back like any sane person would want to do. However, it's a felony to do so without a tax stamp from ATF, which basically means "write a check for $200 to their office and wait three weeks." If you're a cheap bastard, that's where those shitty weird arm braces come in.
If you haven't yet realized that the cause of this and all recent problems can be traced back to awarding regalia to the kardashians you're not looking hard enough.
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1 SnapshillBot 2017-10-05
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1 Protect_Me 2017-10-05
/u/verveinloveland how do you adjust for population when you're dealing with rates and not absolute numbers? Are you retarded? How far will you go to justify why us having mass shootings every other month and us having the most lax gun laws of any first world country being unrelated?
1 verveinloveland 2017-10-05
What exactly do you propose? What laws would have stopped Las Vegas shooting?
1 Protect_Me 2017-10-05
Answer my question first. Why and how do you adjust a rate for population?
1 verveinloveland 2017-10-05
There are no perfect statistics, but you can’t compare a country to a country twice its size and say anything meaningful. So if a country is half the size of the us, you’d double the number of whatever metric you want to compare to try and make the playing field more level.
1 Ed_ButteredToast 2017-10-05
Thanks for the cancer friendo 🤗
1 verveinloveland 2017-10-05
fuck off, you know what I mean. You have to adjust for population before you can make any meaningful comparisons.
1 Ed_ButteredToast 2017-10-05
Big if true
1 HodorTheDoorHolder 2017-10-05
Banning all guns from white people
1 LadyVetinari 2017-10-05
We prefer the term "lone wolf Americans" tyvm
1 Clark_Savage_Jr 2017-10-05
Then Paddock couldn't have used a firearm to end the killing.
1 grungebot5000 2017-10-05
as usual, it would have been up to robocop
1 h4rdlyf3 2017-10-05
See, robots are coming for poor people's jobs
1 TheGhostOfRichPiana 2017-10-05
For starters making meme stocks illegal would be a good start, because they provide no actual benefit other than making a gun less safe and more toy like.
Second, same with magazines higher than 30 rounds... if the military/police use 30 round mags then why do civvies need fucking 60 rounds mags and drums lol?
Thirdly complete banning of Rick & Morty because that's the real problem here.
now I'm not saying these would have outright stopped the vegas attack, but it would have at least potentially diminished the attack. And those sort of bans would be at least a good gesture from gun lovers.
1 caffienatedjedi 2017-10-05
I agree with banning Rick and Morty. I guess the rest is fine too, I can just 3d print them if I want them anyways.
1 grungebot5000 2017-10-05
t r a n s c e n d a n t
1 aryanchaurasia 2017-10-05
1 SovietWarfare 2017-10-05
ur points are very bad.
1 TheGhostOfRichPiana 2017-10-05
thx
1 SovietWarfare 2017-10-05
Keep Yourself Safe you Fiscally Admirable Gentleman.
1 h4rdlyf3 2017-10-05
paging /r/wallstreetbets . This fucker wants to ban AMD/RAD/JNUG/SHOP/TSLA etc. I say we listen tbh
1 GOD_HATES_NlGGERS 2017-10-05
You can make a bump stock out of a flat board and a wood peg in five minutes but I'm sure a weapons charge is really going to make a murderer reconsider. (If he's not stupid he'll make a lighting link for real full auto instead though)
Magazines: literally weld to boxes together and insert heavier springs from the hardware store.
Again, you've wasted an hour of the murderer's time while fucking over the rest of us.
1 verveinloveland 2017-10-05
philosophically, We were a country built on freedom. The freedom to dissent with government, and the power to overthrow a corrupt one. The ultimate trump card, is armed citizens. So we should start with the idea that every citizen has the right to defend themselves from their government in any way.
Stay with me. Then we have to decide as a society which weapons are just too dangerous to let private citizens own. So far, we've drawn that line at Nukes, Fully auto weapons, armed tanks, etc.
Now if you want to make 30 round magazines, stocks, make all black guns illegal etc. You first have to prove to me beyond a reasonable doubt, that it would significantly decrease crime.
We have states for a reason. They are a test ground for laws. If you really want gun laws, you need to pass them locally first, in a city or state, and study the effects. If you can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that it made a significant difference, once that would outweigh the loss of freedom, than you can try expanding to another state and another, and if you keep getting the same results, then we can talk about making that law a national one.
1 headasplodes 2017-10-05
Make murder legal since people are going to do it anyway
1 Ed_ButteredToast 2017-10-05
Amen!
1 Thot_Crusher 2017-10-05
Make murder legal because it'd be a good thing for the planet
1 RollBread 2017-10-05
Why do people need to defend themselves from their own government?
Can no one see the flaw in the argument that you need to bear arms against the people you elected?
Also you can legally own anti-tank rifles in America if they were made by the Finnish, so any argument by Americans on gun control is always going to be retarded and wrong.
1 Thot_Crusher 2017-10-05
My argument is a bit of screeching, followed by saying "They're fun"
Tbh, I might get that anti tank rifle now
1 RollBread 2017-10-05
Good luck it uses some old as fuck variant of the 30mm or something.
30mm rounds are already expensive as fuck so vintage ones from the 1940s are bound to cost a small fortune.
Also they'd likely be mostly duds or blow up in the barrel.
1 Thot_Crusher 2017-10-05
I'd get it just to have it, honestly. Shooting it wouldn't be worth it. I'm just really interested in ww2 ear guns
1 Thhueros 2017-10-05
Make your own ammo at home you baby
1 RollBread 2017-10-05
I'll leave that to those inclined to lose limbs and gain a chromosome.
1 Thhueros 2017-10-05
Thats a win/win right there
1 GoodVSHero 2017-10-05
i dont want to get into anything but
hypothetical
like the friends i choose who tried to rob/kill me. if they start killing my friends first, at least i might see it coming and have a chance. could be playing the long con and prepping for the day i drop guard
1 RollBread 2017-10-05
Common argument for assault weapons is to protect onself from the government. Kinda defeats the purpose of electing your government if you need to be locked and loaded for a civil war 24/7, don't you think?
Also you don't need an assault rifle to put down Tyrone if he tries to jack your crib, a handgun would do fine.
1 aGolfHipster 2017-10-05
It's double the democracy. You vote. You REEE. You vote again with bullets.
Plus guns are fun.
1 xjapxn 2017-10-05
"assault rifle" and "assault weapon" are meaningless gibberish
that is all
1 kermit_was_right 2017-10-05
Assault weapon is gibberish. Assault rifles are a thing.
1 xjapxn 2017-10-05
The closest thing to a salient definition of "assault weapon" was "intermediate-cartridge select-fire weapon" but that leaves out submachine guns chambered for pistol rounds like the MP5. Are those not "assault rifles" either or what?
1 TheGhostOfRichPiana 2017-10-05
No their not assault rifles, they're machine pistols. Different application/definition.
I mean, the whole "here's the strict definition of an assault rifle" is a bit of a meme anyway when you've got those retarded ass bump fire stocks available. And practically speaking, a semi-auto rifle and a fully automatic rifle aren't that much different in terms of potential damage inflicted.
That said, a definition is a definition and should be used correctly.
1 xjapxn 2017-10-05
The MP5 is a pistol?
1 TheGhostOfRichPiana 2017-10-05
Yep. In fact if you buy one in the states I'm pretty sure they are designated as a pistol because for the most part you can only get semi auto ones without a lot of money.
That being said, it gets a bit murky whereby an AR-15 with a short enough barrel is also a pistol... but I'm not sure if that's actually an ATF classification or not.
1 incineratechicken 2017-10-05
If you want the unfun seriouspost answer, United States federal gun laws determine whether something is a pistol or a rifle based on the length of its barrel. It's not actually legally "murky" at all, though of course the actual form factor of a micro-AR15 is somewhere between a very large pistol and a very small carbine.
1 TheGhostOfRichPiana 2017-10-05
I just mean it's murky in that you've got a 'pistol' which shares far more characteristics with a rifle than it does a pistol outside of barrel length.
how does the stock fit into things? don't you guys have to use weird arm brace things on pistols? Is that to do with pistols not being able to have actual stocks or something?
1 incineratechicken 2017-10-05
Well, that's where it gets retarded and weird.
A micro-AR variant is legally a pistol, as long as there's no real stock. Like you say, though, its ergonomics are absolutely that of a rifle, and it is designed to be fired from the shoulder. You'll fuck up your wrists pretty good if you shoot one without bracing.
Now, there is such a legal construct as a short-barrelled rifle, which is what this mini-AR becomes if you screw a stock onto the back like any sane person would want to do. However, it's a felony to do so without a tax stamp from ATF, which basically means "write a check for $200 to their office and wait three weeks." If you're a cheap bastard, that's where those shitty weird arm braces come in.
1 kermit_was_right 2017-10-05
No, submachine guns are not assault rifles. I already said that "assault weapon" is a gibberish nonsense term.
1 neutralvoter 2017-10-05
If you haven't yet realized that the cause of this and all recent problems can be traced back to awarding regalia to the kardashians you're not looking hard enough.