[ SECRET POST #4528 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4528 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Really? "guns don't kill people, people kill people"? That's really the line of defense that you're going with here?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt
My line of defence is that literally no one hates weapons manufacturers irl. Most don't even know their names.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know about "hate", but there are definitely people in real life who are highly critical of gun manufacturers and weapons manufacturers on political and moral grounds, and probably would go so far as to call weapons manufacturers evil.

And if you're talking about small arms, people definitely do think that gun manufacturers are culpable - whether morally or legally - for some gun crimes. They've literally been sued in court for it.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but most manufacturers are a faceless corporation. Tony was a famous celebrity.

[(Anonymous)]

Remember when Northrop Grumman was going to team up with Marvel and there was a massive outcry so they didn't? Like, last year?

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, yes, they do. When people criticize the military-industrial complex, that's what they're talking about. Arms companies irl aren't in the business of promoting their CEOs as rockstar celebs, but people well-informed on the subject will at least know the names of the biggest defense contractors no matter how much they try to hide behind corporate anonymity.