This post is not intended to discuss the politics of weaponry in the real world of 2019.
The article below has been mentioned several times on Twitter.
Gilchrest and Haskell Propose Tax on Ammunition
https://patch.com/connecticut/bethel...tax-ammunition
Bethel, CT Patch
Jan 18, 2019 3:13 pm ET
This article made me think of information published in the AADA Road Atlas and Survival Guide for the fictional game world of 2030s Autoduel America.
The printed volumes of the AADA RASG, and the supplemental entries in ADQ, listed areas that had autoduelling restrictions.
In Car Wars campaigns that have areas that use higher taxes on weaponry and ammunition to control autoduelling, would all types of weapons and ammunition have those higher taxes? Would non-damage-causing defensive weaponry and ammunition such as smokescreens and paint sprayers be exempt from those higher taxes?