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In reply to the discussion: How The NRA Impeded The Boston Bomber Investigation [View all]CreekDog
(46,192 posts)41. Well in that time, a police officer was shot and killed by the suspects
not only that. though the suspects were found, they weren't found through identification of the explosive they used...these rules prevented that from being used to identify or trace them.
in other words, we're lucky authorities found other ways to find these guys, because one avenue, an important one, has been opposed by the NRA and is thus not available to law enforcement.
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It would make just as much sense if we go to court to outlaw Zombies
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#7
I read it in its entirety when it first came out and reviewed it again recently
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#17
I have said the exact opposite repeatedly...that I have no issue with safe ones
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#25
You posted here that whales were not threatened with extinction, but you think taggins are unsafe?
CreekDog
Apr 2013
#32
The existing 3M taggants have been demonstrated as unsafe in commercial explosives and propellants
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#33
I brought the technical reality to this topic and demolished the bad fiction
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#35
No, in this thread you snarked and digressed all to mock the idea of using taggants
CreekDog
Apr 2013
#36
Being concerned for safety is conservative? Then the TX explosion must be your idea of progressive
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#37
You're ashamed of your stance against taggants, that's why you're afraid to state it here
CreekDog
Apr 2013
#40
Nonsense. I oppose the 3M taggants for safety. Been very clear about that on multiple threads
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#42
Those purchasers are untracked, the containers, unseralized. No practical means
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#13
There have clearly been demonstrated safety issues with the 3M taggants
ProgressiveProfessor
Apr 2013
#20