You can get semi automatic hunting weapons relatively easily, same as in New Zealand.
The problem is, there's enough people with a legitimate use case of firearms that banning them completely isn't possible.
Ilovethebomb
joined 2 years ago
Kessler syndrome is something the Internet loves to talk about without truly understanding.
These satellites fly at a very low orbit, and will deorbit themselves within a few years if they go dead. They would likely deorbit even faster if there was a debris cloud following a collision.
We're not going to be locked out of space for generations, not by any means.
They are legitimately moving slower than a snail's pace, and Ukraine is even retaking territory in places. There's no conceivable way this could be considered to be going well.
It's a backronym, but one used officially by the company, including having it on their vehicles.
I'm the same, I know it's AI, but the only thing I can point to is the yellow staining. It's just a vibe thing.
They'll find it, their space program is one of the few things going well for Russia, and there's too much prestige on the line.
Sounds like something a fascist would say.
You have an absolute hard-on for calling people fascist, don't you? It's quite bizarre.
Australia has not "banned guns". They have some very strict restrictions on who can own them, but they're absolutely possible to obtain.
Fuck me there's some ignorant people here.