Competition enforcement actions like the Bell Labs consent decree created the conditions for scores of startups to innovate and flourish. While we often focus on the cost of action and regulation, we should also be asking ourselves about the cost of inaction.
Cicilline emphasizes the importance of competition enforcement for innovation and warns against inaction.
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So, people are taking legally purchased pistols, adding these devices marketed as stabilizing braces but which are actually shoulder stocks and changing the character of the gun, transforming it into an unregistered short-barreled rifle.
The problem is that you are using this as a political stunt unrelated to real concerns about public safety around this country.
If someone is a victim of a gun crime in New York City, dollars to doughnuts that gun was not originally purchased in New York State.
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