I do get the impression that there's quite a few really smart people around here relying on google translate or similar products.
Pretty sure Google Translate and other products know how to spell "America" and "promoted" and "than" and....
OTOH, I can't speak any non-English language well enough to converse in a forum where it is used by native speakers, so I won't knock those who may struggle to participate in English when it's not their first language. Oh, for the mutual meeting ground dream of Esperanto.
I am not American, but I thought, that gun legislature in US is regulated by individual States, not by federal body. Can somebody elaborate on current status?
At the federal level, the highest law in the land states that the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. Considering what is done to limit arms ownership and carry at the federal and state level via lower laws, apparently "shall not be infringed" is actually in a foreign language that means the exact opposite of English.