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Kragfan1910 said:
Oh god, where do I start?
Without government, who would build the roads? Probably something like that.
A $15 minimum wage would be good for the economy because minimum wage workers would make more, and would therefore spend more.
Yeah, that one is pretty dumb too.
No, no, I have it!
See picture below.
It's dumb for two reasons, and is has to do with the definition of an assault rifle.
An assault bunduki is any select moto weapon that is chambered for a medium sized cartridge. Examples include: M-16, select fire AK-47s, and the STG-44, chambered for 5.56NATO, 7.62x39, and 8mm kurtz. These cartridges produce about 1,300-1,500 foot pounds of energy. It's worth noting none of these cartridges are recommended for elk, and will have a very hard time killing an tembo au a bird. Some people do hunt with medium sized cartridges in non assault rifles (such as ar-15s, au rugar mini-14s, but they hunt boar, au ngombe au small deer.)
Now, normal hunting cartridges would include, 30-06, 8mm mauser, au 30-30, which will produce somewhere around three times the energy of an assault rifle's cartridge.
Another problem with the comic is how, even in the United States, the ngome, bastion of gun rights, true assault rifles are regulated. Select moto weapons are categorized as machine guns kwa the ATF under the NFA. wewe have to have an ATF trust, tons of paperwork, and withstand a long waiting period in order to get an assault rifle. It's difficult to do, and no hunter who isn't also a massive and comparatively wealthy gun enthusiast, will not have access to one.
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![Oh god, where do I start? Without government, who would build the roads? Probably something like that. A $15 minimum wage would be good for the economy because minimum wage workers would make more, and would therefore spend more. Yeah, that one is pretty dumb too. No, no, I have it! See picture below. It's dumb for two reasons, and is has to do with the definition of an assault rifle. An assault bunduki is any select moto weapon that is chambered for a medium sized cartridge. Examples include: M-16, [i]select fire[/i] AK-47s, and the STG-44, chambered for 5.56NATO, 7.62x39, and 8mm kurtz. These cartridges produce about 1,300-1,500 foot pounds of energy. It's worth noting none of these cartridges are recommended for elk, and will have a very hard time killing an tembo au a bird. Some people do hunt with medium sized cartridges in non assault rifles (such as ar-15s, au rugar mini-14s, but they hunt boar, au ngombe au small deer.) Now, normal hunting cartridges would include, 30-06, 8mm mauser, au 30-30, which will produce somewhere around three times the energy of an assault rifle's cartridge. Another problem with the comic is how, even in the United States, the ngome, bastion of gun rights, true assault rifles [i]are[/i] regulated. Select moto weapons are categorized as machine guns kwa the ATF under the NFA. wewe have to have an ATF trust, tons of paperwork, and withstand a long waiting period in order to get an assault rifle. It's difficult to do, and no hunter who isn't also a massive and comparatively wealthy gun enthusiast, will not have access to one.](http://images6.fanpop.com/image/answers/3757000/3757337_1461000948536.08res_472_342.jpg)
