Nationwide A March For Our Lives

[Brian37]

No matter the product, even with financial institutions, there are ALWAYS assholes who will look for loopholes or ways to cheat. That is no excuse to do nothing.

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Of course you can tape clips together. I've also heard far right nuts talk about moving to 3-D scanners to usurp the system.

Scanners?  You mean printers, I assume, to print their own mags?  Why would they, when they can just buy 5 rounds and tape..that's not "cheating" it's following the law.  If the law is so ineptly constructed that taping magazines together constitutes cheating that would obviate it, perhaps we shouldn't waste momentum on that - as it's the same as "doing nothing"..and also..rather than doing nothing..actually or effectively...do something that is a little more difficult to legally circumvent?  

It still remains you have an ease of access issue. And that access issue is maintained by the industry through their fear marketing. Just like the auto industry resisted any change to their products with Nadar's objections.

Technology changes but that is not an excuse to do nothing. 

I agree with less lethal rounds, I also agree with limits on the amount you can buy. But you still do not need big clips, for either handguns or long guns.

America has to face our epidemic and work to reducing firearm violence. The biggest hurdle right now is the marketing of the industry and it's lobby.

Meh, whatevs, it aint the size of the clip that kills but if you want to barter with the nuts..and you'll have to, over the size of their magazine... be prepared to lose much and gain nothing.  Just like last time.

You are sill not getting it.

"It isn't the size of the clip that kills"

Is the same bullshit argument used by the far right "Guns don't kill people"

I don't care.

"Clips don't kill people"

Is the same as 

"Guns don't kill people"

Bullets cant shoot themselves anymore than a clip can plug itself into a gun, anymore than a trigger can pull itself. ALL OF THEM ARE OBJECTS. 

I don't care if we are talking about guns, clips OR bullets. ALL OF THEM combined are designed to hit targets and cause damage. 

Objects do not have rights. 

The REAL problem has always been one industry and one lobby protecting our flooded market and ease of access.

You don't need spray weapons, you don't need big clips, and you brought up the issue of changing bullets. I AGREE, but ALL OF THAT needs better regulation, not just bullets.

America ultimately has to change it's attitude about how we view firearms. <----- I am not talking about a ban on all, but how we view them. No law we can put forth will work nationally until we face the fact that firearms are OBJECTS, clips and bullets are OBJECTS. Humans are living and should matter more than an object.