US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
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Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#2What about silencers/suppressors?
Haven't looked for a while, but it used to be fairly common to be able to find them on both Amazon and eBay, usually listed as "lawnmower mufflers", with pretty un-subtle hints:
"This lawnmower muffler fits a 9mm exhaust and you can bang around your back yard all morning without disturbing your neighbor."
Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#3For the non-US and uninitiated, are these at fault for these coal burner people?
Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#4What about silencers/suppressors? Haven't looked for a while, but it used to be fairly common to be able to find them on both Amazon and eBay, usually listed as "lawnmower mufflers", with pretty un-subtle hints: "This lawnmower muffler fits a 9mm exhaust and you can bang around your back yard all morning without disturbing your neighbor."
An oil filter can act as a suppressor too so I don't think there's much you can do about that.
Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#5What about silencers/suppressors? Haven't looked for a while, but it used to be fairly common to be able to find them on both Amazon and eBay, usually listed as "lawnmower mufflers", with pretty un-subtle hints: "This lawnmower muffler fits a 9mm exhaust and you can bang around your back yard all morning without disturbing your neighbor."
Isn't it strange that it's unlawful to have a muffler on your gun, and unlawful to NOT have a muffler on your car?
Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#6Finally the billion dollar online marketplaces get held to a similar standard to real mom and pop shops.
Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#7They want to further outsource law enforcement to a due-process-free zone.
Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#8What about silencers/suppressors? Haven't looked for a while, but it used to be fairly common to be able to find them on both Amazon and eBay, usually listed as "lawnmower mufflers", with pretty un-subtle hints: "This lawnmower muffler fits a 9mm exhaust and you can bang around your back yard all morning without disturbing your neighbor."
Isn't it strange that it's unlawful to have a muffler on your gun, and unlawful to NOT have a muffler on your car?
I mean you also drive a car in city limits and it is illegal to fire a gun in city limits in most places...
Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#9What about silencers/suppressors? Haven't looked for a while, but it used to be fairly common to be able to find them on both Amazon and eBay, usually listed as "lawnmower mufflers", with pretty un-subtle hints: "This lawnmower muffler fits a 9mm exhaust and you can bang around your back yard all morning without disturbing your neighbor."
Is this similar to the brass knuckles, I mean “belt buckles”, they sell in shady gas stations? Or the tobacco shops who sell pipes for anything but tobacco? As long as they don’t say it’s for illegal use it’s a gray area.
Re: US sues eBay for allowing sale of emissions defeat devices
#10What about silencers/suppressors? Haven't looked for a while, but it used to be fairly common to be able to find them on both Amazon and eBay, usually listed as "lawnmower mufflers", with pretty un-subtle hints: "This lawnmower muffler fits a 9mm exhaust and you can bang around your back yard all morning without disturbing your neighbor."
Isn't it strange that it's unlawful to have a muffler on your gun, and unlawful to NOT have a muffler on your car?
I think one of those things should be loud and one of those things should be quiet.