Kasz216 on 14 August 2012
| Runa216 said: It's not a matter of gun control or what works as self defense: a gun's primary purpose is to kill. It's made to ignite a bit of powder, propelling a hunk of metal into an object. why was this made? to kill other people. What people use it for is irrelevant, I could use one as a flashlight, it's still designed to kill. |
It depends on the gun. Pistols were made to disable. Not kill... which is one of the reasons why they are relativly weak.
Handguns could be a LOT more deadlier then they are.
Also, Play-Doh was invented while making a wallpaper cleaner.
I don't know anyone that would logically say that Play-Doh's primary purpose is to clean walls.
Trying to attach inventor intent to a products primary purpose is asinine since there are tons of inventions used primarily for reasons other then originally designed.
