This is very funny but I actually think badges are a good idea. For me, I’d go with the green badge because I’m desperate for human interaction (with convention people at least)
This is a great idea! I have Asbergers, and this is perfect for me! I usually don’t like to talk to anybody, but if I ever go to BronyCon, I would get a green badge so I can meet new people.
Yeah, I get the feeling that even if I did try and intervene, some bureaucratic con staff would still throw me out due to Not paying due attention to the attendee's badge
Related to that: Since I’m a first-aider, does that mean that if I were at bronycon and someone wearing a red badge fainted in front of me, do I help them, or let them potentially die?
HAHAHA!!! oh my god this is fucking hilarious, so at this con there will be a bunch of people walking around with little signs dictating whether you can talk to them or not. Lol can you imagine if someone was lost and they couldn’t ask for help because everyone is wearing the Red badge. Like really making the con more cringe worthy than it is.
I think the missuses of the term autism here is far worse than the debatable ridiculousness of the color badges.
Even considering that this is just bait.
@twistedmetalero
At the same time, Canada’s gun laws are strict, but not overbearing. Like I never bothered to try to get a gun illegally because legally owning one was as easy as taking an afternoon-long test, buying a gun, and ing it with the RCMP. Hell, I’ve even heard they’ve done away with the gun registry.
There were like no gun-related crimes. Not many, anyways.
@twistedmetalero
Honestly, in my experience I find stringent gun laws really do nothing in the grand scheme of things. I grew up in Québec, Canada. Getting an illegal handgun was as easy as going up to the three shady-looking guys outside a bar and saying “I need a gun”.
the problem is, most anti-gunners want to bring international laws to america THINKING its gonna work.
i in law school a teacher told us about a situation like that, about farmers, he didint go into detaila bout the law but it was one they had over in europe, they brough the exact same law to south american, and it ended up screwing farmers and the economy.
TL;DR copying what made others countries succesfull is not gonna have the same outcome.
I’m with you too, comrade.
Take me with you.
I can’t stand this reality.
Yeah, I get the feeling that even if I did try and intervene, some bureaucratic con staff would still throw me out due to
Not paying due attention to the attendee's badgeI imagine through the power of these special magic badges, they’d say “Don’t touch me you filthy casual.” Even if they were unconscious.
Related to that: Since I’m a first-aider, does that mean that if I were at bronycon and someone wearing a red badge fainted in front of me, do I help them, or let them potentially die?
Even so, the “Get away from me you filthy casual” thing made me sputter. That part is pretty funny.
Even considering that this is just bait.
Canada’s a nice place, but I moved to the US of A to be with my now ex-wife, and haven’t looked back since.
@twistedmetalero
It’s very hard to tell when someone’s joking about something like that. I just don’t really care if it’s real or not.
he/she might just have what he/she needed, if it is a baiter.
mhhh, i wish i could move to canada for reasons like that.
Now that young lady or gentleman needs a warm glass of milk and a hug.
At the same time, Canada’s gun laws are strict, but not overbearing. Like I never bothered to try to get a gun illegally because legally owning one was as easy as taking an afternoon-long test, buying a gun, and ing it with the RCMP. Hell, I’ve even heard they’ve done away with the gun registry.
There were like no gun-related crimes. Not many, anyways.
this is either /b/ baiting itself (like always) or a person who will die in real life.
my country has more gun related incidents than america, and our gun laws are strict as fuck.
cause getting a gun is all about finding the illegal group that sells it.
Honestly, in my experience I find stringent gun laws really do nothing in the grand scheme of things. I grew up in Québec, Canada. Getting an illegal handgun was as easy as going up to the three shady-looking guys outside a bar and saying “I need a gun”.
All I’m saying is when these guys want to try and change gun laws, they actually put some effort into it.
When SJWs try to change something, well, this happens. And yes both of those links are EXTREMELY NSFW. You’ve been warned.
the problem is, most anti-gunners want to bring international laws to america THINKING its gonna work.
i in law school a teacher told us about a situation like that, about farmers, he didint go into detaila bout the law but it was one they had over in europe, they brough the exact same law to south american, and it ended up screwing farmers and the economy.
TL;DR copying what made others countries succesfull is not gonna have the same outcome.