Did you guys read "Brave New World" in high school? Or was it not required reading by then?
I read it for my honors class, still one of my favorite books read in school. (and my autocorrect really hates it when I use American spelling)
A friend posted that things needed to change, and I suggested that they have a database of ammo purchases much like they do for cough medicine. Got a bunch of people telling me that'd make the US like nazi Germany, that it's too expensive, and couldn't work. Ffs. You can't buy cough medicine without giving your license and having the store log it. It goes into a system where algorithms flag unusual purchases, like banks do for potential fraud. Its bullshit to say that oversight is taking away freedoms. If you're following the law you won't have any problems but might occasionally have to answer questions about why you buy so much ammo. It's not hard, not overly intrusive, and likely will save lives. We need the gun owners to realise this is a public health crisis and it deserves the same response as the opioid crisis, which is also not getting enough funding. But we can throw a $30M parade to flex our military muscles toward North Korea
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