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There could be all kinds of reasons not to do that. Just for example, suppose the shooter has a specific grievance against black people, or some form of local b
by pekk 14y ago
There could be all kinds of reasons not to do that. Just for example, suppose the shooter has a specific grievance against black people, or some form of local backing to eliminate certain classes of individuals, rather than just generically being angry at society.
Such things have been known to happen in the history of South America, for example.
- bmelton 14y agoSo then it should be banned not because of the extremely unlikely possibility that it could be used criminally, but the infinitesimally unlikely possibility that it could be used for crime of an extremely specific purpose?