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Just a test.
Jan 21 2013, 5:20 pm
By: Fire_Kame  
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Is it possible and legal as of today (Jan 21 2013) for an American Citizen to buy a fully automatic gun within the US?
Is it possible and legal as of today (Jan 21 2013) for an American Citizen to buy a fully automatic gun within the US?
Answer Votes Percentage % Voters
Yes 9
 
34%
No 18
 
67%
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Jan 21 2013, 5:20 pm Fire_Kame Post #1

wth is starcraft

PLEASE READ THIS POST FIRST.

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PLEASE DO NOT DISCUSS THIS IN THE SHOUTBOX (or Skype, etc) UNTIL MOST PEOPLE WHO WOULD READ THE SHOUTBOX HAVE VOTED.

I want you to answer the question in the poll, and then below if you wish you can debate the topic.

To discourage reading the thread, have some white space.
















yay government




Jan 21 2013, 5:31 pm Roy Post #2

An artist's depiction of an Extended Unit Death

My Answer





Jan 21 2013, 6:05 pm Moose Post #3

We live in a society.

My Answer





Jan 21 2013, 7:15 pm TiKels Post #4



Does FPSRussia count?



"If a topic that clearly interest noone needs to be closed to underline the "we don't want this here" message, is up to debate."

-NudeRaider

Jan 21 2013, 8:13 pm Zycorax Post #5

Grand Moderator of the Games Forum

What Roy said. Also your space is grey.




Jan 21 2013, 8:15 pm Lanthanide Post #6



Unfortunately, as per Moose, if you were trying to ask a specific question here, you really need to be much more specific.

For example, people in the military are american citizens and are legally able to buy guns (for the military). Gun-shop owners etc are citizens and legally able to buy guns (to re-sell).

You're missing (at least) the qualifier "for personal, private use".

So really, I should have voted 'yes', but that's what you get for making people vote before thinking about the situation further. I voted 'no' on the assumption that you included "fully automatic" for a reason.



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Jan 21 2013, 8:33 pm Fire_Kame Post #7

wth is starcraft

I think its vague for a pretty obvious reason, lanth. :bleh: The point of this topic is to judge the misinformation being spread on the topic, not to bicker about your 'reasonable' details. I didn't want to lead the responses.




Jan 21 2013, 9:01 pm Lanthanide Post #8



Quote from Fire_Kame
I think its vague for a pretty obvious reason, lanth. :bleh: The point of this topic is to judge the misinformation being spread on the topic, not to bicker about your 'reasonable' details. I didn't want to lead the responses.
But you won't be able to judge the misinformation, because people are going to be answering a particular way for specific reasons other than "misinformation", such as moose did.



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Jan 21 2013, 9:02 pm Sacrieur Post #9

Still Napping

My IQ drops 100 points when I can't google.

I said yes because second amendment & you could buy it via shadowy means (and thus not illegal because 2nd amendment, despite what other laws say).



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Jan 21 2013, 9:02 pm RIVE Post #10

Just Here For The Pie

Automatics? Semi-Automatics? Those were never legal as far as I have been informed.



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Jan 21 2013, 9:06 pm Fire_Kame Post #11

wth is starcraft

Quote from Lanthanide
Quote from Fire_Kame
I think its vague for a pretty obvious reason, lanth. :bleh: The point of this topic is to judge the misinformation being spread on the topic, not to bicker about your 'reasonable' details. I didn't want to lead the responses.
But you won't be able to judge the misinformation, because people are going to be answering a particular way for specific reasons other than "misinformation", such as moose did.
Discuss the specifics down below - this is for gut reactions, many of which have originated by terms coined by politicians and the media to push their agendas.




Jan 21 2013, 11:08 pm Lanthanide Post #12



Ok, should have explicitly asked for a 'gut reaction' answer then, to prevent people from giving a (carefully) considered one. Next time, I guess.



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Jan 22 2013, 2:41 am Leeroy_Jenkins Post #13



I thought fully automatic weapons have been illegal for a while, they even carry a life sentence?

This is me not looking anything up.



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Jan 22 2013, 2:50 am Azrael Post #14



They're illegal in NY, I can't speak for anywhere else. If I had to guess, it's probably dependent on state law, like most things.

If it's legal anywhere, I'd assume it'd be the southern states, the area where most stereotypes about Americans stem from.




Jan 22 2013, 8:43 pm JaFF Post #15



I remember seeing a video with this guy talking about some loophole in the law of their state that allows to have fully automatic assault rifles. It had something to do with the year/place of manufacture or the model of the gun. So even where there are laws that ban it, there exists at least one loophole. :)



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Jan 22 2013, 8:57 pm LoveLess Post #16

Let me show you how to hump without making love.

Quote from JaFF
I remember seeing a video with this guy talking about some loophole in the law of their state that allows to have fully automatic assault rifles. It had something to do with the year/place of manufacture or the model of the gun. So even where there are laws that ban it, there exists at least one loophole. :)
There are many loopholes and weapons are constantly designed to exploit these loopholes. Such as in California there is a law against high capacity magazines. However, there is not a law against how many, so weapons have been made that have multiple magazine wells.



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Jan 23 2013, 5:56 am Observer12425 Post #17



AHHH, YA GOT MEH



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