"Make bullets that don't do damage!" https://t.co/Zf6rGLczk7
— Renna (@RennaW) June 19, 2017
According to their Twitter bio, The Trace is “a new source of reporting and insight about guns in America.” Maybe a better bio would be “a dubious source for made-up crap to push gun control”:
Why are assault weapon bullets so destructive? Velocity, Baltimore's health commissioner writes in @nytopinion. https://t.co/Dw2HHB4qUh
— The Trace (@teamtrace) June 18, 2017
Hold up … assault weapon what?
https://twitter.com/Carlos_RSL/status/876882407974199296
Yeah, that’s what we thought they said.
https://twitter.com/hboulware/status/876878763488948225
We can give them points for creativity. For accuracy? Not so much.
They're the ones 'made to kill'. Unlike happy fun time bullets which are made to make us smile.
— Chumly Pieplate (@Chumly_Pieplate) June 19, 2017
This is all we have to go on until they manage to flesh it all out. pic.twitter.com/lqyExCUVaQ
— Bohemio: *Insert lame pun here* (@El__Bohemio) June 19, 2017
Ha!
You'll pardon me if I ignore the opinion of someone who says "assault weapon bullets" https://t.co/B73xZrv5Tm
— Michele Frost (@michelelfrost) June 19, 2017
You’ll pardon us if we join you?
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