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(Happy for flaws in my logic to be pointed out, I haven't gone particularly in depth in thinking about edge cases here) How about instead of "ease of semi-auto
by mellosouls 3y ago
(Happy for flaws in my logic to be pointed out, I haven't gone particularly in depth in thinking about edge cases here)
How about instead of "ease of semi-automatic weapon acquirement" (which could be read as critical of gun regulation), the wording was "comparison of semi-automatic guns" - which is clearly aimed at assisting gun users in assessing guns, and is the direct equivalent of the page at issue in intent and wording?
The company in this article may be misguided or deliberately overreaching - but there is also the possibility they have a point.
I think they do have an interesting point, though I also think it fails on the idea that these tools are necessarily used for ill. Gun owners would argue the same, I suspect.
- BLKNSLVR 3y agoIt's more of a baseline level of the trust of the freedom of an individual to choose their own actions in their use of available tools. I'm not intending to be critical of gun regulation, but it's a great example of a big, thick baseline for comparison because it has precedent for being protected as sancrosanct in the US.