It's not 'for effect'. It's the legal description of use of a firearm by police/military. That's what I meant by "for effect." They were already able to sh

It's not 'for effect'. It's the legal description of use of a firearm by police/military. That's what I meant by "for effect." They were already able to shoot you. Ergo a reminder that the military or police can shoot you is for effect; it does not represent a change to the status quo.