>>3138 >Funilly and coincidentally enough, I have read about the exact thing in a book very recently, even less than two weeks ago. What? You were reading about American Municipal law? That is sure interesting for that of all things to come up here.
>Not sure about where exactly would you place the cutoff between big and large, but for most of the stuff (read: everything sold in stores, rockets, roman candles, crackers, multi-shot launchers, volcano fountains, etc.) the only requirement you have to fulfil is to be 18 years or older. So y'all have some rockets too. If you can fire rockets in th city that will indeed surprise me.
>Yeah, that's not a thing here, as far as I know. What is this unincorporated land exactly, anyways? Federal land? A no-man's land? There still is counties with usually have basic services (though they can be crappy). There simply isn't anything under them when the land is unincorporated and not organized into a town. It can be pretty chaotic as there are some places are populated but choose never to form a government. Adding to the chaos is that towns can be located in more than one county. Towns used to be able to annex territory completely separated from the thm, but Texas outlawed that, which is why Houston has those long thin branches that go out to other blobs of Houston. TDLR: in most of the US the municipal subdivisions are very fluid and don't have an as organized fixed pyramid as most countries at least from what I've heard in discussions before
>Ironically enough, when it comes to guns and explosives, my country has one of the most restrictive laws in the world (or so I've heard, though on guns I'm more certain of that fact). So more of a Japan or 21st century Britain over a Switzerland (though it is misunderstood in us circles) or other country with a shooting culture? US being completely in it's own league I'll add a irory of my own then: in Texas you can't equip a gun with a bayonet. You literally can by an AR-15 clone and mount a mini shotgun on it but bayonet on a civil war era rifle is closed off to the normal civilian population...
>>3141 >I prefer not to be holding that power level too much just because of what I did in the past. I prefer defining something else over here. Agreed.
