New Yorkers Are Safer After State Senate Bans Elon Musk’s Flamethrower

2019-6-22 00:00

By CCN Markets: In a legislative move that only Bizarro World could love, the New York State Senate has passed a bill that makes possession of a flamethrower for recreational use a crime. The bill now moves to the Assembly.

Even more bizarre, this bill appears to be the direct result of everyone’s favorite circus ringmaster, Elon Musk. The Boring Company Flamethrower Eighteen months ago, Elon Musk and The Boring Company introduced a $500 flamethrower that uses propane. Ever-a-sucker for anything Elon Musk announces, 20,000 orders for The Boring Company flamethrower were placed. Perhaps Tesla owners grew impatient waiting for

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