>>>To a lot of people, giant military-looking gun = assault rifle. >>>It’s not always a false claim; Words have meaning and details matter, especially when dis

>>>To a lot of people, giant military-looking gun = assault rifle. >>>It’s not always a false claim; Words have meaning and details matter, especially when discussing legalities. It absolutely is always a false claim. To a lot of people, any big Navy ship that is not an aircraft carrier is "a battleship". To a lot of people, anybody banging away on a keyboard from the command line = "hacking". That doesn't make either claim true. Specificity and clarity are important. To mutually work through a problem set we need commonly-understood definitions, and the lexicon thankfully isn't limited to the simplistic understanding of the uninformed masses.