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List? Is it now illegal to measure radiation?
by copperx 4y ago
List? Is it now illegal to measure radiation?
- kragen 4y agoNot that I know of, but there are lots of legal things that attract law enforcement attention these days, depending on where you live: tattoos, cash transactions, fertilizer, VPN services, borax, red phosphorus, gas masks, numerous visitors, and so on.
- jollyllama 4y agoUnless you mean "specific tattoos", having no tattoos is probably more anomalous for people under a certain age. I would the cutoff is within the broad range of 35-50.
- kragen 4y agoAs I said, it depends on where you live. Here in Argentina having no tattoos is more anomalous than having them for people in the 35–50 range, just as you say; but in Japan they mark you as a criminal, in Iran they're a symbol of rejection of the theocracy, in PRC it's illegal to show them on TV, and Erykah Badu is banned from performing in Malaysia because she has "Allah" tattooed across her shoulders. Both the Yazidis and the Kurds have tattoo traditions that have at times been persecuted by Daesh, Iran, and Turkey; I don't know how active that phenomenon is at the moment.
- jollyllama 4y agoVery true.
- stareatgoats 4y agoThe paranoid prepper list. Most preppers are peaceful people wanting to mind their own business, but some suffer from conditions that makes them hope for a disaster to happen to the extent that they might not shy from creating them. Or so the thinking might go.