Was Abe Simpson right?

the whole simpsons narrative and what is canon went straight to shit as more and more seasons went by.

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Is this legal?

>>34469087
That string? Nah it's NFA

>>34469065
Yes. Asa Phelps is dead.

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LiSA NeEDs BrAceS

DENT?L PL?N

>>34469065
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Dunham

maybe

>>34469087
Nope, the ATF has regulations about "booby traps" and autonomous weapons. There has to be a human involved somehow.

>>34469169
Couldn't somebody opening the door could be considered "a human involvement"

>>34469182
not sure the "He suicided himself by setting off my booby trap" story would stand up to scrutiny

>>34469190
What a shame.

>>34469169
Not a part of ATF but goes back much further.
This is the case they teach about it in law school:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katko_v._Briney
>>34469182
Human has to be involved in causing the hurtin' is what he means

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>>34469065
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Dunham

>>34469182
A person would have to activate the trap on the other person like pushing a button or pulling a trigger. Stuff like land mines and that shogun rig would be exetemely illegal even if it killed a burglar.

>>34469167
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Croucher

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>>34469245
>Croucher was initially put forward for the Victoria Cross (VC), the highest decoration for valour in the British Armed Forces. Had he been awarded the Victoria Cross he would have been the first Royal Marine to receive the award since 1945 and only the second living British recipient in the 21st century.

this shit pisses me off no matter the nation

>>34469167

It depends what grenade, the Mills bomb that killed Jason Dunham is an old style large "defensive" grenade, which generally has more explosive and bigger fragments than a modern "offensive" grenade. It weighs 0.76 kg, compared to its contemporary American 0.6 kg Mk2 grenade, or the modern American 0.4 kg M67. It's possible that the fragments of a smaller offensive grenade might have been successfully deflected by a helmet.

>>34469277

The Victoria Cross post WW2 is given out incredibly rarely. the George Cross is appropriate for the situation and as a medal is only second in prominence to the VC. If you'd like to hear more, I suggest the Jeremy Clarkson documentary on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tpg6h16k8eU