It’s natural that we gravitate towards familiarity.

Case in point, how some actors always seem to play the same character, no matter which movie they’re in.

Call my name and save me from the dark

Which speak to the bigger problem of why don’t we have this globally? Why hasn’t the US had the legislative balls to implement and enforce an equivalent law? For a culture that is so paranoid about personal information, it’s just such a massive mental gap.

5.7 is known to be pretty terrible for its “stopping power” for lack of a better term. Its a handgun round design to penetrate body armor. In doing so it had to make sacrifices in bullet dimensions and weight. It performs similarly to a .22 magnum round which is a frankly wimpy cartridge meant for small game like rabbits.

So 20 rounds to stop a human isn’t stretching the truth too much.