i'm not asking you. i want him to define what he thinks an assault rifles is. is that hard?
I'd understand if you were saying that in a "you keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means" context, or in a way that is contradicting or otherwise confusing, but he's not. You're just randomly coming in and asking someone to define something, that doesn't need to be defined, because the meaning is clear
Highest budget doesn't necessarily mean the best army. China has a huge amount of manpower and could be a tough fight. I'm sure some militias and patriots with guns wouldn't hurt to have.I was saying that wasn't possible.
Yes, they have more foot soldiers. But they also have a smaller air force, smaller navy, much less tech capabilities, and less training
If a foreign country wanted to invade and take land, they would have to be on the ground at some point.
How useful do you expect untrained civilians to be against a trained and armed military? A government should specifically avoid having their civilians engage in military matters; provide them shelters, etc
but wouldn't citizens be evacuated at that point
or this
obviously this is theoretical
Can we please base laws off realistic scenarios, instead of theoretical ones?
Yes, arming every single civilian would theoretically help if we were to theoretically be invaded, but we shouldn't purposely be placing civilians in risk, we should be evacuating and protecting them. Additionally, arming civilians with military-grade weapons creates a lot of safety concerns; more than the tiny risk of an invasion can justify