*lightningYou asked for a solution. I gave you one.
One that doesn't impact on your precious 2nd amendment.
All you've done is present whataboutism and bollocks about lightening strikes.
I don't know why that's in bold. But it works.
*lightningYou asked for a solution. I gave you one.
One that doesn't impact on your precious 2nd amendment.
All you've done is present whataboutism and bollocks about lightening strikes.
I don't know why that's in bold. But it works.
I'm not. I'll shoot what I make.
That doesn't mean someone else won't with the ammo they make.
Thing is, how to enforce effectively?Escalating licensing and training requirements with gun types would both be classist and effective.
His "whataboutism" is to point out that, despite the willingness of the media to cover such instances, school shootings are rare, so students shouldn't be afraid to go to school.All you've done is present whataboutism and bollocks about lightening strikes.
a solution without a plan is a dream.
you have no way of making any of this happen, you haven't begun to consider social or economic cost, and you can't acknowledge that the "gain" is going to be < 10 kids a year.
you're simply venting and patting yourself on the back for it.
Well then they will be pursued. With the same intensity of the dea now.
You think a community won't know who's selling illegal ammo?
After a massacre like this?
Catch yourself on there wee fella.
- Why would the DEA be involved rather than the ATF, if anyone?
- Making and selling ammo is not illegal depending on the scale of the "business". If it is large enough, a business license may be needed, but someone doing it in their garage for a little extra spending cash wouldn't be an issue.
What do you mean "kind of"? Major ammo manufacturers put their brand on each round.Then you would make manufactures to have a unique brand in each bullet. Although you don't really need that. It's already kind of there.
I don't think you understand the topic.With respect I think you are getting emotional and not reading my posts with the care required to understand them.
Go back and try and again
What do you mean "kind of"? Major ammo manufacturers put their brand on each round.
I don't think you understand the topic.
If I make and sell ammo from my home, it isn't illegal. That isn't based on emotion. It is based on fact.
Go back and read what I wrote in response to that same question when you asked earlier in thread.Are you going to sell ammo you make?
Again, not illegal.Exactly. And they would be licensed. The illegal ones would shine like radioactive buttons.
The unfortunate reality is that the right to bear arms in the US was baked in and enshrined, and there's no putting the toothpaste back in the tube.There's no solution!
Again, not illegal.
IIRC in Death Wish 3, Bronson makes his own big caliber ammo.
Anyone can do it
I don't hear your comprehensive solution for child drownings or car accidents, which kill orders of magnitude more children every year. So you tell me what rational basis you have for making this an "issue" that needs an immediate reactive solution.You could make it at a stroke of legislation.
Biden could do it tomorrow.
Then you would make manufactures to have a unique brand in each bullet. Although you don't really need that. It's already kind of there.
But hey. You know as well as I do. It's not going to happen.
Its only 14 children. More get struck by lightening.
What's the point?
probably a parenting problemIts guns. No other country has this problem
I really can't believe you're all so shocked each time. You're obsessed with guns. Bill Hicks had it right. Make ammo so ridiculously expensive that you can't afford it.
Thoughts and prayers etc.
so this is the one thing that will be completely impossible to counterfeit?Exactly. And they would be licensed. The illegal ones would shine like radioactive buttons.