In the video below a writing utensil is used as a weapon, to maim an attacker.



Below a magazine is used as a weapon, and then a TV power cable is used to kill.




Anyone can make a crazy ass argument like the first part of post about the fully automatic M-16.

>> ^ronin165:
Oh, and for those excited to move to AZ for the guns, it doesn't stop with assault rifles...there's an indoor gun range in Scottsdale, AZ where you can rent (and keep on location, obviously) any number of FULLY automatic weapons (thompsons, AK-47, MP5, M16s...and big guns, like an M249 SAW). http://www.scottsdalegunclub.com/mga/index.php
And if you're particularly wealthy, and don't mind being put on a short list and pay a $200 license fee...you can OWN fully automatic weapons. I say wealthy because they tend to start at like $5k.


HAHA! It's so cute that you called a measly M249 SAW a big gun!

Oh, and for those excited to move to AZ for the guns, it doesn't stop with assault rifles...there's an indoor gun range in Scottsdale, AZ where you can rent (and keep on location, obviously) any number of FULLY automatic weapons (thompsons, AK-47, MP5, M16s...and big guns, like an M249 SAW). http://www.scottsdalegunclub.com/mga/index.php

And if you're particularly wealthy, and don't mind being put on a short list and pay a $200 license fee...you can OWN fully automatic weapons. I say wealthy because they tend to start at like $5k.

Wait wait wait... aren't fully-automatic weapons illegal in all of US??? AK-47s and 74s usually aren't semi-automatic.

On a separate note, great to see you back on here, mint

Wasn't there a fully-automatic 10-in-the-clip-1-in-the-notch crossbow in this movie too?

No wait, that was HAWK! The Slayer.

Best way to defend the house! Fully automatic weapons!

By the way, the neighbors don't mind all the holes in their walls at all.

Mung - I wont describe this to the sift, because It makes me puke a little every time I think about it. Any one from Modern warfare will know what that is. I worked with a guy in private security who would talk about that. He was fucked in the head, although he would never admit to it. He told me that holding a gun was the most powerful thing he had ever experienced.

Some days he would be cool, and others he would be fucked up. Most days he was a cool guy.

No one can condone the things each side did in Veitnam, and we should never have been there in the first place.

Communism and democracy one in the same, forcing your views on every one else, with a machine gun.

Pushing little kids with a fully automatic.

Try not paying taxes next year....see how long it takes IRS agents with fully automatic weapons to enter your residence and confiscate your belongings and take you to jail.


Generally they try garnishing wages first. The showing up with weapons and hauling you off bit happens when you don't show up in court and then disregard a court order and then they give you a "contempt of court" citation.

I agree, if I could call a do-over on American energy policy I'd have slowly cranked up gasoline tax over the last 3 decades so that it was something like $8-$9 dollars a gallon in 2000. The marketplace would've slowly adapted to that over the years, and we could have used the extra revenue for public transportation, or incentives for consumers and business to come up with alternatives (though high gas prices probably would've done the trick).

These aren't consumer incentives, thats government regulation. What I mean is as a consumer choosing not to buy inefficient cars, or seeking alternatives to gasoline dependence such as public transportation or carpooling, or inflating your tires (ha)--in order to reduce demand and thus reduce the price of gas.

Have you been beaten for not paying taxes? Have you heard of someone who has

Try not paying taxes next year....see how long it takes IRS agents with fully automatic weapons to enter your residence and confiscate your belongings and take you to jail.

http://www.videosift.com/video/FutureWeapons-AA12-Fully-automatic-shotgun

Version 2.0 of the Frisky Boob Protector is expected to be fully automatic, in contrast to this first release version which still requires some manual operation by the wearer (observe the woman's left hand).

I think the music is excerpted from AK1200s famous mix fully automatic. I wish I still had a copy of that mix. It definitely brings back memories.

>> ^gorgonheap:
Well excuse us for being so beneath your mighty solutions to world problems. Perhaps when you live in an ideal world your ideal wishes will be granted.


Interplanetary/Interstellar travel for exploration, new discoveries, new knowledge, and, oh, I don't know, an alternative place for our species to live. We could face the future facts and understand if we continue to breed as we do, and consume resources as we do, we won't last all that long on this rock. And before someone gets wise and says "oh so then we can just go and ravage another world", no that's not what I'm suggesting either.

I fail to see how building yet another efficient device at murdering people "helps" our planet, or our species.

>> ^MarineGunrock:
And wait a second! You also must be a poor, delusional low-brow, because you're you've obviously just watched this.


That I did, however I didn't giggle with delight at the idea of that weapon being used in any manner whatsoever. Be it in a time of war, or even a demonstration. Nor did I think about how "cool" it was, etc. I merely find such instruments to be completely unnecessary. If anyone sees a reason for such a thing to exist, I'd love a detailed explanation as to why. Same sort of explanation would be nice for the existence of something like this. Also; the reason "to defend our country/people/way of life" reasons I don't quite accept as legitimate. There's more than enough horrific weapons to do such things.

Just imagining someone being hit by such devices makes me cringe and doubt the longevity of the human race that much more.

Then again, you could say these are the deluded opinions of a humanist that likes the imaginary idea of peace, so you could just go ahead and cast them aside.

It's damn hard to accidentally kill a guy with a butter-knife, but a gun only need a single slip-up and you kid doesn't have a head.

The problems with your stats, jwray, is that people already had their guns in 1976 and they could get it in other states and smuggle them in. Just making a law will not in itself remove all the guns, the people has to accept the law, which they probably won't do very quickly, considering how many in the US argues for the guns.

I can honestly not see the rationality in the argument "I need my gun for protection" from what?

>> ^jwray:
I still don't understand why people want to possess fully automatic military grade rifles for personal use?

Perhaps to be on equal footing with the regular forces, so a government can't stomp all over the people? Perhaps not to actually fight, but just to make a tyrant fear the people. 1984 becomes reality, do you think the resistance is going to work with daggers and glocks?


A gun to make the government fear you? What kind of argument is that? Should you have a nuke too, just in case?

I still don't understand why people want to possess fully automatic military grade rifles for personal use?


Perhaps to be on equal footing with the regular forces, so a government can't stomp all over the people? Perhaps not to actually fight, but just to make a tyrant fear the people. If 1984 becomes reality, do you think the resistance is going to work with daggers and glocks?