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Suggestion Title: Glass bottles as seizable entities
Suggestion Description: You can assault people with glass bottles thus meaning under 9.2: Physical assault with an offensive weapon, it should be seizable as an asset. Of course such an act should not yield any money in doing so because of how easy it is to acquire them.
By legal definition, As a device adapted to cause harm, a glass bottle is an offensive weapon upon being used to strike or hit someone. Under normal circumstances it is not. However as such an entity can be used in a crime such an entity should be seizable under those circumstances.
Why should this be added?:
- Logical conclusion to any offense related to glass bottles.
- Makes sense
- It not paying you money prevents this being farmable.
What negatives could this have?:
- Glass bottles being wrongfully seized for simple possession and offensive weapon charges? (Literally the only one I can think of)
What problem would this suggestion solve?: - Prevents government agencies from wielding them.
- Prevents people from being able to break the law with them only to repeat with the same bottles.
Suggestion Description: You can assault people with glass bottles thus meaning under 9.2: Physical assault with an offensive weapon, it should be seizable as an asset. Of course such an act should not yield any money in doing so because of how easy it is to acquire them.
By legal definition, As a device adapted to cause harm, a glass bottle is an offensive weapon upon being used to strike or hit someone. Under normal circumstances it is not. However as such an entity can be used in a crime such an entity should be seizable under those circumstances.
Why should this be added?:
- Logical conclusion to any offense related to glass bottles.
- Makes sense
- It not paying you money prevents this being farmable.
What negatives could this have?:
- Glass bottles being wrongfully seized for simple possession and offensive weapon charges? (Literally the only one I can think of)
What problem would this suggestion solve?: - Prevents government agencies from wielding them.
- Prevents people from being able to break the law with them only to repeat with the same bottles.
