Is a semi-automatic less dangerous then an full auto? I have no idea since guns arent something im interested in.
Semi auto means you must release and pull the trigger once per bullet, but the gun reloads itself each shot. Full auto means as long as you hold down the trigger, it will continue to fire as fast as it can load itself. The other alternative is bolt-action (or single action) which requires the user to manually work the action on the gun to eject the spent round and rechamber the next before he can fire the next shot.Is a semi-automatic less dangerous then an full auto? I have no idea since guns arent something im interested in.
Really. He has to be a moron to dye his hair red to look like the Joker's.
No, they sell instructions on how to install such a component and a piece of scrap (that can, with very slight machining, be turned into such a component). This is perfectly legal, as long as the piece they give you doesn't work as it is sold. However, owning/selling a working modification is entirely illegal and has some serious fines/jail time attached to it. This includes any string/cords used as part of a bump firing setup, unless said parts have been licensed and tagged by the government (which means it's from before the ban).Don't they sell aftermarket conversion kits to turn semi-autos into fully automatic rifles?
That doesn't include that handle attachment thing that turns semi-autos into what is functionally a fully automatic weapon, with next to no effort.
While I do agree with the idea, is it even possible to not put some kind of image of either the attacker or the victims? One could say putting the victim's pictures on the screen would be better, but that still just sensationalizes the whole ordeal. Given the image-driven news media we live in, I don't think it's even possible. Especially with such a huge news item this is currently.Yeah, remember that whole thing about not showing the attacker's face on national TV over and over and over again?
The media can censor the faces. The news censors itself all the time. Just as long as a government agency does not ask for the censorship, I don't mind.But can't they censor his and his victims faces
Only reason I did it is because he looked fucking stupid. I'm not talking about him in a calm or fearful manner. I'm outright mocking the fool and his stupid Ronald McDonald bad dye-job hair.Yeah, remember that whole thing about not showing the attacker's face on national TV over and over and over again?
I'm not concerned too much about the victims' faces... the point being made in the video is that the attacker's face getting 24/7 coverage on all the news networks glorifies his act and encourages other unbalanced people to emulate him.But can't they censor his and his victims faces
Sideshow Bob couldn't kill a 10 year old boy.Fark has taken to calling him Sideshow Bob.
That's because they wouldn't let him own a gun.Sideshow Bob couldn't kill a 10 year old boy.
Actually it's more because he tends to go off track. He is the very model of a modern Major General.That's because they wouldn't let him own a gun.
Maybe they should have surrounded the theater with rakes?Actually it's more because he tends to go off track. He is the very model of a modern Major General.
Chris Burnham said:It's not just a Batman comic with guns in it. There's a specific scene that made DC & the whole Bat-team say "Yikes." Too close for comfort.
Which one is credible?One is credible. The other two are overreactions to stupid actions so not really copycats.
Well I was going to say the guy with the weapons but I went back to read it again just to make sure...none of them are credible, it seems. I don't know WTF I was reading, but the link to the Dark Knight is tenuous at best.Which one is credible?
Seriously. Not every victim is a hero. I am getting sick of how people use that word.My only beef about the whole thing was the prayer service yesterday. I know this is probably heartless of me, but when they called these 12 people "heroes" and said that they "gave their lives" I just shook my head. Maybe the one guy fits this description (the one who took the bullets for his girlfriend instead of letting her get shot) but the rest? No. They were not heroes. They were ordinary people who were in the wrong place at the wrong time. As to "giving their lives"? Nope. Their lives were taken, not freely given.
The hyperbole during that whole debacle was just dumb.
That journalist has never had to puctuate that "woman without her man is nothing" phrase, apparently. Sheesh.FFS
Christian Bale Visits Aurora, Colo, Shooting Victims
Good grief.http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout...lorado-shooting-survivor-plans-172430871.html
Now it is time to lawyer up and sue Warner Brothers and the Theater Chain.
This will likely get kicked out of court because most businesses are not required to make themselves terrorist proof.
They hired one. It's been almost a week, it would take more than a day to do that.How in the hell do these people have "Family Spokesperson" in place?
Yeah, I guess the killer saw the movie, traveled back in time and committed the crimes.