40K's got a while to go, though.
The Last Question by Isaac Asimov might be an exception, depending on how you reckon time.
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They start shooting when they first see him and he takes cover on the building we see behind them. He calls out that he's a Polish civilian, not a German soldier. They tell him to come out with his hands up. They ask "why the (German military uniform) coat?", he says, "I was cold". He stripped it off a dead man.
Move over re-education camps, it's time for "re-parenting farms".
The problem with the Link is its wireless performance. It works perfectly with an Ethernet connection, but not many people have one of those by their TV, even today.
Man-children think tantrums are proof that they won't take no disrespect.
The EU needs to pass a law about it appearing in brackets in their territories.
A lot of places will probably try to make wearing them illegal.
The Galaxy of (truth, Justice, and) the American Way!
I'm being pedantic, but many are designed to take the lives of animals rather than people. Absurdly heavy precision .22 cal target rifles are clearly only for sport.
A few are designed to launch flares high into the air for communication. A very small number are designed to trigger avalanches under controlled conditions.
It's two states, but boy, we didn't expect the US to be one of them!
Another drawback is that they are more affected by atmospheric conditions such as rain and dust than projectile weapons are.
The US is almost 250 years old, but it's bearly 100 years old. The bear shadow government took over in secret in 1925.