Right. Something that virtually no one has the knowledge, land, capital, raw materials, maintenence personel, and all the other resources necessary to even begin to create. Which makes one wonder why you’re so much more afraid of that than of things that virtually any person could theoretically create, or better yet, buy from almost anywhere.
It’s like walking along the banks of a volcanic lava flow and being afraid of getting stabbed by a unicorn.
a) As we just established, this scenario of nuclear bombs being as plentiful and widely dispursed as handguns is about as realistic as Lindsay Lohan winning a clean sweep of the Nobel Prizes the same day that Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley hotwire an old space shuttle and go do an actual moonwalk.
b) Extrapolations of widescale defense in a free society have been made. And provided to you. Here are some. Here’s more. I’m sorry that you will not take the time to investigate and look into the answers you seek. I truly am.
c) I do not know of this “anarchist story” of which you speak. Could you tell it to me?
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I really wish you’d at least look at some of the resources provided to you before making statements like that. You’d look a lot less foolish.
One more time…how in the hell of Oprah Winfrey’s sex chamber are “we all” going to have nukes? Please. Just explain that to me. I really want to know what sort of economic calculations are going on in your head when you come up with things like this.
I’m simply pointing out the irony that you would actually use the accurate phrasing of “a new gunman seems to popout every other day.”
I’m suggesting that making assumptions about the world based on what “seems” to be the case due to news media infotainment reports is quite naive, and actually pretty dangerous.