I mean... a grenade launcher CAN be attached there, if you have enough duct tape and can handle the recoil.
Also, do bayonets really scare people? If I see a bayonet, I'll assume he's a very confused Civil War reenactor instead of anyone who intends to use their gun.
But does it have a chainsaw mount? Screw the bayonet; video games have upperd the ante by attaching chainsaws onto guns!!!!!!
upperd?
My phone changed upped to upper and when I went back to correct I added the d but must have missed removing the r. It's what I get for posting from my bed with only one eye open.
Also, since "anti" is an actual word, even a spell check won't save you from something like that we step up the game on artificial intelligence, or at least get contextual probabilistic spell-checking.
Also, since "anti" is an actual word, even a spell check won't save you from something like that until we step up the game on artificial intelligence, or at least get contextual probabilistic spell-checking.
But still... Chainsaws. A proper assault weapon should have a chainsaw mount.
Nah, just have a chainsword in one hand, and a bolt pistol in the other, like Assault Marines do. Or are you suggesting Assault Marines don't know how to assault?
Also, since "anti" is an actual word, even a spell check won't save you from something like that until we step up the game on artificial intelligence, or at least get contextual probabilistic spell-checking.
Yup, none of us are immune...
Eeyup. Bring on the Singularity, I say! The sooner, the better.
Also, do bayonets really scare people? If I see a bayonet, I'll assume he's a very confused Civil War reenactor instead of anyone who intends to use their gun.
Actually, bayonet charges still do scare people. The British used it at least once in WW2 to scare the crap out of the Japanese in the Pacific theater, and I believe there also have been documented cases of bayonet charges scaring the crap out of the Taliban in Afghanistan.
But still... Chainsaws. A proper assault weapon should have a chainsaw mount.
That was not a mass shooting, it was just two people with guns shooting wildly at each other in a crowded area, which should be protected under the 2nd Amendment IMO.
That was not a mass shooting, it was just two people with guns shooting wildly at each other in a crowded area, which should be protected under the 2nd Amendment IMO.
Initial reports hit it much higher, due to speculation about injured bystanders.
This really is an entirely average shooting in America, nothing special or mass about it. There are injured bystanders all the time, but apparently poor, inner-city people are less deserving of the media's attention. This is the kind of shooting that happens all over the country, every day. This is the kind of shooting we should focus on if we really want to save lives.
But still... Chainsaws. A proper assault weapon should have a chainsaw mount.
Nah, just have a chainsword in one hand, and a bolt pistol in the other, like Assault Marines do. Or are you suggesting Assault Marines don't know how to assault?
No you have a chainsaw on the boltpistol AND a chain sword in the other hand!
Since we've all seen the whole "Assault CUPS! Assault SPOONS! Assault CARS!" poster from the pro-gun side, here's something equally stupid and emotionally based.
In order, at the consumer level, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No. Literally every single one of these is less regulated than firearms at the consumer level, two of them are just left-wing policy hooks in a political, emotional version of the woo game.
Some of them are a bit closer when you look at the manufacturing and sale side, rather than just the consumer level, but precisely zero regulations proposed by most anti-firearms proponents, including those with actual political power like Dianne "Gun saftey means muzzle sweeping the crowd, lol " Feinstein actually deal with manufacturers, only owners and retail sales - hell, they don't even stop appropriately licensed gunsmiths from buying the banned weapons, they just can't sell them.
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Also, do bayonets really scare people? If I see a bayonet, I'll assume he's a very confused Civil War reenactor instead of anyone who intends to use their gun.
Pretty much spot on.
http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/national/lone-star-college-shooting-texas-college-shooting-lockdown-in-north-harris-county-school-reported?SDG
(Spell check had a field day with that one!)
In order, at the consumer level, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No. Literally every single one of these is less regulated than firearms at the consumer level, two of them are just left-wing policy hooks in a political, emotional version of the woo game.
Some of them are a bit closer when you look at the manufacturing and sale side, rather than just the consumer level, but precisely zero regulations proposed by most anti-firearms proponents, including those with actual political power like Dianne "Gun saftey means muzzle sweeping the crowd, lol " Feinstein actually deal with manufacturers, only owners and retail sales - hell, they don't even stop appropriately licensed gunsmiths from buying the banned weapons, they just can't sell them.