Other State State lawmakers call for ammo production tax in New York

[The Heretic]

State lawmakers call for ammo production tax

The bill would fund violence research.

spectrumlocalnews.com

I am not aware of any major ammo production happening in NY?

Is this more virtue signaling that has little to no effect?

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[Mikej]

Is this more virtue signaling that has little to no effect?

It fit's the far left liberal's MO?

Roads and bridges are crumbling..."Let's show how much we care about getting guns out of the hands of American citizens"

 

[American123]

State lawmakers call for ammo production tax

The bill would fund violence research.

spectrumlocalnews.com

I am not aware of any major ammo production happening in NY?

Is this more virtue signaling that has little to no effect?

All gun manufacturers and ammo manufacturers should just refuse to sell their products to states/agencies/governments that deprive non-government citizens equal rights under the law.

 

[RobMa]

More totalitarian nonsense

 

[red442joe]

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[kmk1012]

Didn't read but I wonder if they consider an individual reloading as an ammo maker and will tax components.

 

[uberguy]

Assemblywoman Pat Fahy would tax ammo production between two and five cents.

"When we talk about gun violence prevention and community-based policies that help to interrupt cycles of violence, resources matter," Fahy said. "By directing revenue generated off of the sale of ammunition in New York to gun violence research and addressing its root causes, we're putting resources where they're most effectively used and protecting more New Yorkers from the scourge of gun violence."

Presumably the dingbat read her talking points from Bloomberg Gun Control Inc. incorrectly - it appears they intend to tax retail sales of ammo, not in-state 'production'.

 

[Mikej]

Assemblywoman Pat Fahy would tax ammo production between two and five cents.

"When we talk about gun violence prevention and community-based policies that help to interrupt cycles of violence, resources matter," Fahy said. "By directing revenue generated off of the sale of ammunition in New York to gun violence research and addressing its root causes, we're putting resources where they're most effectively used and protecting more New Yorkers from the scourge of gun violence."

Presumably the dingbat read her talking points from Bloomberg Gun Control Inc. incorrection - it appears they intend to tax retail sales of ammo, not in-state 'production'.