i call them both, it's just funny that a supposed gun aficionado like you got confused when i said it once. You've never heard anyone refer to them as autoloaders(which btw is the more correct term, again shocked that you dont know this) and you say you wipe the floors in a gun store? I bet whoever hired you would laugh in your face if they see how confused you were. "bubut World War 1"Why don't you call them semi-automatics like normal gun owners? You are literally the only person I've encountered that calls them that. I didn't even know they were called that until I played Battlefield 1 and learned that's what they were called in the early days.
I never dismiss or demean anyone for being "uneducated" or not having gone to college or graduate school, unless they first dismiss or demean me for having done so. I don't view people as inferior or unintelligent because they haven't had significant upper-level education, but I will point out where I think values are coming into play over critical thinking or reflection. That doesn't mean my comments aren't coming from an evaluative position. I'm perfectly aware that my comments and opinions are highly conditioned by my historical experience, but I also take some pride in the time and work by which I've come to this point.
At the time of my graduation, I had no academic group to call my own. I had to go through the hassle of applying in order to be accepted into one, which I did not because of the political views but because I enjoy working on literary history and theory. So I don't completely buy into your psychological assessment of me that it was allegiance to academia that swayed me politically.
Since being a member of an academic community, I'll certainly acknowledge that my views have intensified. That's something I should watch out for. But I think it's safe to say that, of those who take the time to argue on this forum, everyone's views are intense and entrenched. It isn't an ideal environment for having controlled discussions about political issues.
... are you on break or what? get back to mopping those floors, Pleb.
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you remember when you said the first Maiden album sounds like Led Zeppelin and everyone laughed at you and told you to come back to the social forum because metal=/=you?
Anyway, you and ozz share the same plebian taste in music so im not surprised here.
I said I sweep up brass as part of my duties as RSO. That is not the same as mopping floors. Are you really that fucking retarded?.
It's not even my actual full time job, dumbass
you remember when you said the first Maiden album sounds like Led Zeppelin and everyone laughed at you and told you to come back to the social forum because metal=/=you?
Anyway, you and ozz share the same plebian taste in music so im not surprised here.
People rating Iron Maiden high are probably prone to idealizing first works and S/Ts. Iron Maiden was incredibly unpolished, and not in the admirably "raw" way one may describe thrash albums. It almost wasn't even metal. The Led Zeppelin imitation is obvious.
"influence"? i think you meant "imitation".
Here is your sig worthy post in all of its glory
not a single person on this planet, let alone this forum would agree with you on such a clueless and moronic statement but sure. Just keep bringing the lulz to GMD, we love it.and your derision is a credit to your ignorance of both musical history and this board.
Why? What makes it more dangerous than an average firearm?
A full auto firearm with sustained rate of fire is more likely to jam than a semi auto that doesn't have sustained fire. Should we ban semi autos because they are less likely to jam and, therefore, more effective at killing people? I'm not even taking into account the fact that a barrel can melt if automatic fire is sustained for too long.
Found another anti-2Aer on the board!
Define 'military grade mass killing weapons'. Specific examples, not just whatever Vox or HuffPo regurgitate in their articles
Need some sauce for that. I did find an article saying that it is safer than cigarettes, but no percentage was given in terms of how safe.
article said:You can also read our peer-reviewed publication Helping Smokers Quit: The Science Behind Tobacco Harm Reduction, which found that vaping was 98 percent safer than noxious cigarette smoke
No it doesn't, but I am of the opinion that self harm is just as bad as or worse than harming others