Where Do You Want Autism Funding To Go?

MY first thought was that we should buy a factory and use robots to make submachine guns for every Autist.

But no ammo. I dont trust you lot with ammunition.

Why?

Why not? ;c}

I Sperg said:

Since that describes pretty much 90% (or greater) of the people I've met or observed, I for one am very, very, glad that we live in a (mosty) gun free society. 

As am I.

I picked up my familiarity in a job I had once.

To be honest, guns are only scary when partnered with ammunition, and held by untrained, scared or stupid people. 

Since that describes pretty much 90% (or greater) of the people I've met or observed, I for one am very, very, glad that we live in a (mosty) gun free society. 

I Sperg said:

None of those parameters were specified in the original question...

Yes I get that, I just wondered.

I Sperg said:

And you speak like someone who has never held their own submachine gun, if you had, you'd know!

I haven’t and just thinking about it is quite a dangerous and scary possibility.

I Sperg said:

None of those parameters were specified in the original question...

Yes I get that, I just wondered.

I Sperg said:

And you speak like someone who has never held their own submachine gun, if you had, you'd know!

I haven’t and just thinking about it is quite a dangerous and scary possibility.

I Sperg said:

Since that describes pretty much 90% (or greater) of the people I've met or observed, I for one am very, very, glad that we live in a (mosty) gun free society. 

As am I.

I picked up my familiarity in a job I had once.

To be honest, guns are only scary when partnered with ammunition, and held by untrained, scared or stupid people. 

Since that describes pretty much 90% (or greater) of the people I've met or observed, I for one am very, very, glad that we live in a (mosty) gun free society.