HeartachesNhangovers
HeartachesNhangovers's JournalFirst, ban all government agencies and their
employees on US soil from possessing NFA weapons (fully-automatic firearms, short-barreled rifles, suppressors, etc). Also, no "destructive devices" (explosives, etc). No exceptions, with violations punishable as felonies, and do it on a federal basis, of course.
After all, the government has no legitimate interest in killing as many Americans as possible as quickly as possible. To the extent that police agencies "need" military weapons, it is because they have adopted tactics based on overwhelming firepower, rather than containment, negotiation and patience.
Then, once government agencies have been stripped of these weapons, demonstrating that these weapons are not necessary, I believe that a lot of the copy-cat demand from the public will dry up.
If that works out, ban the government from having magazines with greater than 10-round capacity, semi-automatic pistols and rifles, etc BEFORE trying to do it to the public.
After all, government agents don't carry weapons to protect you, they carry them to protect themselves, and that's how they almost always USE those weapons - to eliminate perceived threats against themselves.
As long as government agents are allowed to carry any weapon under the sun and as long as they are clearly using them for their own self-defense, it's a losing argument that the public shouldn't be entitled to the same level of protection.
Disarming the government is the only realistic path to general US disarmament.
Regardless of the tax situation, companies typically have
growth and/or profitability targets for their manufacturing and retail facilities. If a retail store consistently under-performs - because of high operating costs (rent, security, labor, etc) or low sales - it gets closed. Similarly, if a manufacturing facility under-performs, it gets upgraded, re-purposed or closed.
The tax situation doesn't affect this fundamental process of chasing growth and profits.
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