why should people avoid the terms assault? just a name. No one makes psa's about calling ak's choppers or heaters. If someone says i gotta strap, no one is like thats not the correct term it's a pistol. This is Political nonsense, correcting people's gun lingo is not changing anything about the gun control debate. Call it whatever you want those people are still gonna call for gun control.
Being factually correct is important, you can't just lump shyt together or make up buzzwords and expect any rational legislation or change. I mean, you used to not be able to. Nobody still doesn't know what the fukk CRT is and who's teaching it and how long it's been taught.
It's like when people call gun magazines "clips".
You wouldn't call a shotgun a rifle. You wouldn't call an F250 a " car" it seems nitpicky but names and details matter.
If you're in IT and someone calls and says "My computer is broken!" And you say "What's wrong?" And they say "The screen is flickering and it's blue and green." And you say "ok, well it sounds like your computer is fine, but the monitor needs to be replaced."
There's a difference between a mallet, a hammer and a sledgehammer. A difference between nails and screws. A difference between a socket wrench and a pipe wrench.
There's a difference between house paint and spray paint. A lot of places only sell spray paint to those over 18, but not house paint. There's a difference between elmers glue and instant/super glue, some places make you have to be 18 to buy instant glue, but anyone can buy elmers.
I understand it seems nitpicky but shyt matters. If you talk to knitters and say "oh you crochet" they'll correct you. If you call a crochet hook a needle, they'll correct you.
If your in the know of whatever it is, you understand how people outside of the know can't just come in and make up shyt, use terms incorrectly especially if they are trying to make changes. And it's with everything, golf has wedges, irons, drivers, putters. You can't just say "let's make changes to the clubs" names and shyt matter.