That's unrealistic. We already have high-capacity magazine bans to make sure you can't kill anyone more than 10 times without having to reload.
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That's unrealistic. We already have high-capacity magazine bans to make sure you can't kill anyone more than 10 times without having to reload.
Bullets have gotten expensive! Like $1 to $2 per shot or more. It's getting so bad that rich Republicans will have to create subsidies for ammo so poor Republicans can keep threat levels high enough that minorities won't feel safe enough to vote at the polls.
One of the advantages of murdering with a crossbow is that the ammo is reusable. Poor white supremacists really need to think these things through.
Not to blaspheme but Shinzo Abe, Jesus fucking Christ.
Man, the World's in a dark place. I had to go to a Federal government building today for the first time in many years and even in my sleepy little town, the fucking place now resembles an armed camp. Guards, workers behind bulletproof glass, areas with access only through biometrics.
They knew you were coming.
Yeah, it's sad that everything has to be made psycho-proof.
Please get your terminology straight, or else I will have to beat you to within an inch of your life.
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Psychopaths tend to be more manipulative, can be seen by others as more charming, lead a semblance of a normal life, and minimize risk in criminal activities. Sociopaths tend to be more erratic, rage-prone, and unable to lead as much of a normal life.
So you have beef with the second amendment?Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Being on the opposite side of the handle.Quote:
Originally Posted by A
Psychopath sounds more dangerous. Sociopath just sounds like some kind of crazy who never leaves the house except to mow his lawn and ride his bicycle...oh...
No matter what political position one has on guns, if you are on the opposite end of the handle, you most definitely have a gun problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by ASo you have beef with the second amendment?Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
I'm honestly torn on the subject of guns. In a safe environment/society, they seem to be of more danger than good. However, after having riots in my downtown area, then having a homeless camp formed (by our mayor) about a mile from my home, I began to purchase a few in the last 6 months.
Also, the ones available now are pretty f-ing awesome!