your way of alleviating depression and boredom is to ... fire lots of bullets very rapidly? a 'public good'? LMAO.War Man wrote:
Enjoyment of rapid firing a weapon at a range to feel better, considering we live in a depressing world. I think that is a public good.
Its within the letter of the law, spirit of the law doesn't matter, it doesn't make a firearm 'fully automatic', so bad luck to the BATF.SuperJail Warden wrote:
The whole crux of the case rest on "what counts as a pull of a trigger?" Two thoughts about this: (1) the people who made the original law making it hard for people to get automictic firearms clearly intended to prevent automatic firearms from becoming commonplace. This special trigger violates the spirit of the law at a minimum. (2) What public good is this trigger serving?
You spend your spare time taking illegal drugs, hush son.uziq wrote:
your way of alleviating depression and boredom is to ... fire lots of bullets very rapidly? a 'public good'? LMAO.
maybe read a book mate?
Erm no it isn't, its a perverted minorityuziq wrote:
drug-taking is pretty much generalized across every facet of society.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/201 … rer-peopleAnd lets face it its mostly plebs who make up the numbers.
amazing, isn't it? there's a ready-made guardian article to rebut all of your scientifically illiterate, socially prejudicious, and inanely racist views. and 22% of the middle-class (admitting) to taking illegal drugs: ehhhm hardly a 'perverted minority', is it?The report, compiled by the Social Metrics Commission, compared the circumstances of those living above and below the poverty line. It found two-thirds (66%) of those who are comparatively better off have drunk to excess in the last year, compared with just 58% of the most deprived. It also found 22% had taken illegal drugs, 9% higher than less well-off people.
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https://www.theguardian.com/society/201 … nife-crimeLondon’s mayor said recreational drug use was not a “victimless crime” and he had seen evidence from authorities of a clear link between cocaine consumption and rising violence in the capital.
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https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulation … gmarch2020There was no change in overall drug use and Class A drug use in the last year:
An estimated 1 in 11 adults aged 16 to 59 years had taken a drug in the last year (9.4%; approximately 3.2 million people); this is the same as the year ending March 2019 but an increase from 8.6% in the year ending March 2010.
Around one in five adults aged 16 to 24 years had taken a drug in the last year (21%; approximately 1.3 million people); this was similar to the previous year (20.3%)
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There's a niche industry for finding workarounds to get what you want on your gun that would normally be illegal. After seeing videos of it, this mod should probably be added to the list of things that aren't allowed even if that makes the gun people unhappy.Dilbert_X wrote:
Its within the letter of the law, spirit of the law doesn't matter, it doesn't make a firearm 'fully automatic', so bad luck to the BATF.SuperJail Warden wrote:
The whole crux of the case rest on "what counts as a pull of a trigger?" Two thoughts about this: (1) the people who made the original law making it hard for people to get automictic firearms clearly intended to prevent automatic firearms from becoming commonplace. This special trigger violates the spirit of the law at a minimum. (2) What public good is this trigger serving?
Public good is it will be useful when the British invade.
So why do they do it?uziq wrote:
who said they can't have a good time without taking drugs? you are talking nonsense.
A gun sitting in a safe doesn't actually commit a crime, you buying drugs lead directly to people being killed, but being a selfish creep you don't care.contributing to violent crime ... you say in defence of the weirdos who like to own fully automatic weapons. L O L
