/aus/ - Australia★

> hey bro lets import replica toy guns that are illegal because they resemble real guns, and if we get busted we can just spam Zocial Meedia with 'HURR THEY'RE JUST TOYS' and Streisand ourselves to MEGABUX OVERNIGHT

> yeah bro, that's mega brill

>>123703

>defending retard cucked laws

Kys

>>123703

"Real guns"? Nope, they used to be considered legal to import and have up for awhile until now all of a sudden for whatever reasons.

>>123726

They were/are in the same category as "nerf" guns. If they want to ban these they might as well also ban nerf too.

>>123725

Wonder what would happen if one day in Australia somebody uses a car to kill a dozen+ people with more car attacks following afterwards?

>>123728

Honestly, I'm surprised our cucked government haven't already banned cars.

\>Nope, they used to be considered legal to import

Nope, the already-inspected Nerf(tm) toys were legal to import. Gel-pellet guns are new, and the MEGABUX guys absolutely avoided doing the required and sensible thing of getting Customs clarence beforehand. And so their shit got impounded. And now they're crying on Facebook over it trying to get fucktards to be their personal army.

A business job I did was importing made-in-China electrical devices. What did we have to do? Submit them for AS compliance and Safety tests, that cost about 10 grand, before we could go ordering shipping containers full of the ((product)). Toys have to get this done too. Especially potentially dangerous toys like these fucking things.

The MEGABUX guys decided they didn't won't to pay the $$$ for the mandatory safety tests. And now they're lying about the situation, hoping to get MUH FREEDOM SENATOR and other dropkicks to come to the rescue.

>>123731

Surely, you think gun laws should be less restrictive so citizens can defend themselves in case of an attack?

Sure, maybe the toy should've been registered as a proper toy that isn't a weapon through a simple test of looking at its insides and the gel-balls' matter, but toys like it shouldn't be banned just because of this one time a marketer didn't go through the proper channels.

I hope you realize you're talking about a -toy- like it's a grenade or a landmine. You're coming off like you seriously hate freedom.

>>123731

Somehow toy guns that shoot gel-balls and have noticeable fake 'scopes' which contain them are deadlier than every single weapon, and can kill people

>>123736

The reason they're being impounded is because they haven't proved a "toy" won't shoot a kid's eye out.

>Hurr These just like Nerf guns

shoot yourself in the face at close range then to show how they're 'exactly' like Nerf guns then

>HURRRRRRRRRRr SAVE ME LEYONHJELM

>HEY FACEBOOK THIS IS AN UNJUST LAW

>YOU ICONOCLASTS MUST DEFEND ME!!!!

>>123738

So maybe you should ban forks next since you can put it close to your face and poke out your own eye. :)

>>123738

Gel-balls would normally splatter upon impact with most things actually since they are made up of liquid, unlike a nerf dart which has half the chance of doing some actual damage? Yet nerf guns still haven't been banned yet, what?

Knives also aren't completely outlawed and illegal to import/have, tobacco which kills 100x more people than 'laser pointers' indirectly still legal.

Body armor, tasers and mace for self-defense/protection in dangerous areas are also a criminal offense to buy/own. Even the U.K doesn't have these kind of laws.

>>123738

>muh ban everything

>think of da chldrin

If some stupid kid wants to fuck his eye, not my problem. I am sick of society catering to all of the knuckledraggers who ruin everything for the rest of us.

>>123743

Besides, even though gel-balls are way weaker than nerf darts. And just splatter on impact normally or even before they hit. Still they want them banned. The transparent container shaped like a 'scope' but looks nothing like it in colors which holds the balls can be easily seen normally.

>>123730

Ban toy cars!

Not like Australia has an automotive industry to protect anymore.

>>123764

to be fair, giving ballarat high students access to guns is a fucking retarded thing to do

>>123747

Impact momentum is what counts, my educationally-deprived Seppo. Firing a half-gram waterball at higher-than-Nerf velocity can do damage.

…but the cunts wants quick moneys and didn't bother to get the piece of paper to show that if it is or not true. They're just cowboys who can't run a business properly.

>>123845

Audi R8 rampage

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-27/high-performance-audi-stolen-sydney-thief-evades-police-in-chase/8475672

>>123863

>have enough cash to buy a shit expensive car

>but also be dumb enough to not drive a stick

>>123703

>illegal because they resemble real guns

Yet replica guns are legal just so long as they don't shoot plastic balls, then they suddenly become firearms.

I can't tell what's worse: how neutered this country is, or the fact that there are people who like it this way.

>>124587

>Yet replica guns are legal just so long as they don't shoot plastic balls

Nope, they're illegal outright, unless they've applied for ((approval)) and passed for whatever reasons that satisfies the Cops/Safety/etc. Nerf/Hasbro and other legit business get them. Sydney-based Lebs don't and are stupid enough to try and use an Instagram Army to to change the Government's legislation overnight.

|Weapons Prohibition Act 1998 No 127

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|3 Replicas, imitations, concealed blades etc

|[…]

|(2) Any imitation or replica of a firearm in respect of which a licence or permit is required under the Firearms Act 1996 (including any imitation or replica pistol, blank fire pistol, shortened firearm, machine gun or sub-machine gun), unless it is of an approved type.