Anything? No. Not anything.
So, we are doing the economy right by throwing away any weapon that we can no longer get foreign ammo for and forbid any US manufacturers from producing it, albeit at a possible higher price that open markets should fix in case some other sector may be hurt.
What other sectors may be hurt by this? I’m curious.
We are discussing Eastern Bloc ammunition here.
Throwing away guns because we can't get ammo for them, and forbidding U.S. manufacturers from making that ammo? Stick to the conversation. We were talking about the U.S. government banning the importation of ammunition and you insisting that that would somehow be good.
I remember when folks like you flipped out at the thought of the government banning the importation of cheap ammo...when a Democrat was in office. Now it's all "Yeah, 'Merica!!!! Ban that commie ammo so we can build it here!".
I'm not rehashing the negative impacts that the long term reduction of U.S. dollars available to foreign countries has on U.S. companies following sanctions, or the negative effects on U.S. consumers. It's economics 101.
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