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Generally being a nuisance can be illegal, depending on the circumstances. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuisance https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuisance I
by HPsquared 2y ago
Generally being a nuisance can be illegal, depending on the circumstances.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuisance https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuisance
If there's a quiet option and someone deliberately uses a noisy one, could that be considered a nuisance?
- lowercased 2y agoNot in rural areas. People shoot guns at 1am and... "god given freedoms" and "piss off back to the city y'all" and all that are trotted out anytime a complaint is made. Again, it may change in another couple generations, but it'll be slow.
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- twoquestions 2y agoI'm genuinely sorry you have assholes for neighbors. If it's any consolation, not every rural area is like that, at least around here people just want to be left alone. Personally I'd buy one of these in an instant, I like being able to enjoy the peace and quiet!
- delichon 2y agoI lived in cities for four decades and rural areas for two. Hearing late night gunshots was routine in cities. I think it's happened once in hearing from my rural home. My neighbor is a state biologist who put down a sick coyote. Or course it can happen a lot if you get the wrong neighbors. But that's more of a risk in the city where you have so many more neighbors.
- alamortsubite 2y agoWow, which cities? I've lived between cities and the sticks in the U.S. almost my entire life and while I've never once heard gunfire in a city, in the country it's a daily routine (occasionally, if rarely, even fully automatic).
- spike021 2y agoI lived in downtown San Jose for ten years and someone was shot to death right behind my apartment. San Jose isn't all that unsafe either, relatively speaking.
- batch12 2y agoYou had some pretty well-off rural neighbors if they shot guns daily. Ammunition isn't cheap. I've lived in a rural area for a long time, and, yes maybe once a week or month a neighbor will practice their marksmanship, but thankfully it isn't a daily occurrence.
- alamortsubite 2y agoThe neighbors in rural places I've lived haven't been terribly well-off, as far as I could tell, but they clearly have had different priorities.
- delichon 2y agoIt gets massively cheaper when those priorities include reloading your own ammo. My most well off neighbor is the most prolific shooter I know. He shoots targets almost daily with his .22, and I don't hear it at all from 1/3 mile away. He doesn't use a suppressor, but some kind of quieter round. I guess that means slower.
- alamortsubite 2y agoBesides the caliber, that can also be due to topography and wind.
- batch12 2y agoThis is true. The trade off is time, but reloading is cheaper. Maybe he uses subsonic loads.
- delichon 2y agoSan Jose, Burbank, Albuquerque. Not so much in Santa Cruz or the Denver suburbs.
- batch12 2y agoShooting guns here at 1am would get you a phone call to see if you're okay.
- adolph 2y agoMaking something officially transgressive often makes the thing more attractive. Is one supposed to avoid purposefully releasing diesel particulates by rapidly increasing engine speed? Yes and people sometimes still do it for whatever reason.