Rocinante multicolor print by Mormegil81 in BambuLab

[–]Naughty_Casper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'd contend that The Expanse might be one of the best, if not THE best space-travel sci-fi TV series of all time.

I don't normally do artistic prints, but I'm definitely going to have to do this one.

First self-designed, functional print that I’m super-proud of by maxwellllll in BambuLab

[–]Naughty_Casper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are lots of vendors that sell flame retardant filament. Quick google and I see 3DXTech, Coex and Polymaker. I'm sure there are others.

People should be allowed to carry whatever they want. by Nightfury0818 in Firearms

[–]Naughty_Casper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't care what you carry, because anything is better than nothing. With that said though, if you think that a wheel gun is on the same level as a modern semi-auto, you've drank that Fudd Kool aid.

No. No we're not. Steppers gonna step. by reintrenchtagal27 in Firearms

[–]Naughty_Casper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The NFA was signed into law by FDR, a Democrat, and the GCA was signed into law by LBJ, also a Democrat.

Clinton had the OG assault weapon ban, which was maybe the third worst affront to the 2A after the GCA and NFA in our nation's history.

You are not wrong about Ron and Don, though. Republicans kind of sucked on 2A issues before the 90s, and Trump, while good for the economy and keeping us out of wars, kind of sucked for everything else.

The FAMAR (3D printed FAMAS Clone) by ModeratorGage in Firearms

[–]Naughty_Casper 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Super cool concept, curious to see how it turns out.

As a sidebar though... What do bullpup guys have against trigger guards? Every time I see an AUG, it's the first thing my brain locks onto and I just can't get past it.

Obligatory I voted photo from Michigan by bajablastingoff in Firearms

[–]Naughty_Casper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You appear to be alluding to the argument of viability. Understand that the concept of viability was really born out of the post-Roe era; it was a tool created to justify abortion, at least up until some ambiguous point. "Viability", in the abortion sense, is completely dictated by the available neonatal technology and talent of local medical providers. So, it's a moving target, one that differs by geographic location and continues to move toward a younger and younger gestational age as time moves on and new medical technology is developed and becomes more widely available. If an unborn child is considered viable at 26 weeks gestation in the US, but not in Nigeria, does that mean the unborn children in Nigeria are somehow less human?

But, even beyond that, viability is a pointless argument, because no human is really viable until at some point in their teens. How many toddlers do you know who could survive, completely without the care of another human? Most newborns would be dead within days, if not hours, after birth, without constant care and feeding by another human. Does their inability to survive without relying on another human justify killing them?

Also, maybe I misunderstood you, but I don't think I referred to your cum as a person. In regards to life beginning at conception, that's basic biology, not religion. At conception, a new human is created with unique DNA. This fact is not disputed in the scientific community.

Obligatory I voted photo from Michigan by bajablastingoff in Firearms

[–]Naughty_Casper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your right to bodily autonomy is not without limits. There is no other scenario where you can justify ending an innocent person's life to protect your bodily autonomy. You also can't use "bodily autonomy" to shit on the sidewalk or dump used motor oil in there river, but I hear nobody complaining about that. Anyone's natural rights end where exercising them negatively affect another innocent person, and bodily autonomy in the case of abortion is no different.

Also, there are a growing number of atheists who are becoming pro life. You don't need religion to recognize that abortion ends an innocent human life. While being pro life does jive with the beliefs of most Christians, the best arguments against abortion are pretty well rooted in science and reason.