Actually, most hunters can only get a hold of AKMs, not AK-47s. .38 special is rarely used for hunting, as it's a cheap round that's good for practicing, or self-defense revolvers. .22 is actually perfect for hunting small game like rabbits and squirrels, especially if you plan on keeping the pelt. I don't know many…

Nobody actually cares about Wikipedia's credibility anymore. The page itself provides a link to the official CDC website with the exact same information. Quit using ad hominems, you fuck.

What you don't realize is that assault rifles already require registration. Try again.

Restrictions on guns in Canada are actually much looser than in the US. And there are no restrictions on owning a crossbow in the US either, although even a bolt action fires faster than a crossbow. My back hurts just thinking about manually cocking a Stryker 350.

One of the biggest spikes in gun violence since 1890 was the start of the War on Drugs. It's currently at a far lower level than it was back then.

Just look at these comments of people who refuse to logically debate with gun owners.

Pretty much the first step is gun safety education campaigns. There are four rules that any decent firearms instructor will tell you, and those need to get plastered EVERYWHERE, like the anti-smoking campaigns of yesteryear. That will eliminate a large number of accidental shootings and issues like mentally unstable…

Uh, have you actually interacted with our police officers? In my experience, out of every 10 officers, 1 is truly dedicated to protecting and serving, 3 are lazy fatasses who have no idea how to handle guns safely and are generally ticketing or arresting people to fill a quota, 3 are the same but also racist, and the…

You don't realize how many members of the military would be on our side, do you?

Sorry GBD, but mac46's takes the cake for me. Subtle and hilarious.

Agreed

I'm 90% certain that Brothers is an indie game.

YES

SO FREAKING EXCITED FOR THIS. I don't even care that he's not playable, this is just perfect.

Oh, okay, gotcha.

You mean Alphonse.

I thought that was Wisconsin...

Depends on the group and the context. Over the radio, it'll almost always be "copy that" or some variation. But if it's not a stealth mission (i.e. most missions most soldiers will be on) and someone yells "MOVE OUT", a lot of soldiers will do the standard "HOOAH"/"OOORAH" to pump themselves up. It's all about…

By most people, sure, but not a bored, exhausted, and quite possibly injured forward patrol who has to wade through the crap. I imagine a lot of these weird names are simply sanity savers.