WMD's can be used in self-defense as much as a gun. Brabroad
h have uncertainty in their desired results. The problem with WMD's is that "they're too dangerous" or you're unsure of how to use one with great accuracy. That isn't to say you can't use it for self-defense.ownership alone is a deterrant to action.you don't have to be standing on top of a nuke to detonate it....somehow every time you make this argument about self-defense you ignore that.The problem with WMD's is that people consider them "uncontrollable" whereas they think an individual has greater control over the accuracy of a gun. Simply put the amount of threat they place on the surrounding public is too high for acceptance...An argument an anti-gun nut could make. But most of us realize that is absurd because we accept the greater accuracy of the gun as self-evident. That's nrabroad
to say you 100% cannrabroad
use a nuke for self-defense.
Now...as Rrabroad
hbard is pointing out the amount of uncertainty surrounding the use of WMD's is considered too high and dangerous...even for a country. So there is a rational limit we place on arms. People that argue "anything should go, there is no limit" often ignore their own blatant acceptance of a limit existing.
Simply put, as you and rabroad
hers have demonstrated...you have limits...but you can't rationalize it...so you try to say there are rabroad
her factors which must be considered. Such as the arguments you have made before.
This is still a good ruling, as far as hand guns go.