how about “the market that will sign a good long term deal for the product”

but they know or have been told he will pardon them. This was another huge flaw in the ruling.

400 tons of drugs!! Street value of 40-60 Billion.

Maybe :

drug dealer approaches poor fisherman. Offers
lots of money to drive a boat. Fisherman knows it’s drugs but it’s good money and if he doesn’t drive it then drug dealers kill him and his family.

Isn’t this a possibility? Who knows? Where is the info? Who is being killed?

legal definition. Gun activists don’t care about 1000s of people killed with these weapons that have no use other than to kill. And they twist, turn, make shit up and do anything to defend that position. Until it happens to them. Then some change their mind. Others call kids collateral damage.

actual from your dictionary.

legal

U.S. Federal Law: A previous ban defined an assault weapon as a semi-automatic rifle that can accept a detachable magazine and has at least one military-style feature like a pistol grip or folding stock.

And all should be banned. It’s a joke that you use semantics - from 1986. lol.

Its often used to refer to civilian versions. Original "assault rifle" was military select-fire weapon capable of fully automatic fire.

An assault weapon is a semi-automatic rifle, pistol, or shotgun that accepts a detachable magazine and has one or more features like a pistol grip, forward grip, or barrel shroud.

500 is equally to 5 x 737 plane crashes.

is that ok too?

machine guns. Assault rifles are not included. Like semi automatic guns. High capacity magazines for machine guns may be banned but for others? Such assault weapons should be banned - instead thousands die annually.

machine guns. not assault weapons.

google searches show you like misinformation.

Assault Weapons and High-Capacity Magazines
There was no federal assault weapons ban in 1986, but the Firearms Owners' Protection Act (FOPA) of 1986 included Hughes Amendment, which banned the manufacture and sale of new machine guns for civilian use

you must be in a different country or planet.

There is no current federal ban on assault rifles in the United States. A federal ban that existed from 1994 to 2004 expired, and the US Congress has not renewed it.

huh?

The majority of states (40) have no assault weapons ban, although two, Minnesota and Virginia, have training and background check requirements for purchasers of assault weapons that are stricter than those for ordinary firearms.

it’s sad they do not apply that philosophy to one assault rifle bad, all assault rifles bad. That would save a few thousand lives.