He said they all think about it but they've all come to terms with it. How far down the chain does it need to go? They make the guns that are used to kill people, does the machine tool supplier need it on their conscience???
People kill people...is a lame excuse - arms manufacturers get away with murder.
I did my first proper firearms training with a legend named Bill Parr. Before we started Bill laid the guns out on the table & told me they're just harmless chunks of metal until someone picks them up. He told me that guns are good at only 1 thing & that 1 thing is they WAIT. Guns are very good at waiting, they can wait forever for someone to pick them up.
When i were a lad an old farmer took me rabbitin', handed he a .22 and warned: "ne'er think to tek gun 'til tha's made sure 'tis safe." And made me check to see if it was loaded. I always assumed a gun was loaded until i knew otherwise but it's one thing to keep rabbits out the veg patch and a very different matter to manufacture and sell arms around the world where unscrupulous regimes use them to hunt innocent people; such as the Saudi's in Yemen or the Rohingya in Myanmar.
That law is not accepted by all. Pretty sure the USA doesn't. Same with some other destructive projectiles.
What do you think about the country that sold two state of the art guided missile destroyers to Argentina shortly before to Falklands war?
before is not during
The Falklands have been an issue for hundreds of years, why would you sell arms to a potential enemy?
