The Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) passed by Congress in 2005 blocks legal responsibility for gun manufacturers that have failed to make guns safer, and for manufacturers, distributors, and dealers with irresponsible, reckless, and negligent sales practices that contribute to the flood of illegal firearms in our communities. This law gives gun manufacturers and sellers more protection from litigation than makers of cars or tobacco products.

The protest poster visualizes the financial and political relationships, with too often deadly consequences, between major gun manufacturers and numerous smaller companies that manufacture, distribute, and sell assault weapons.

The satirically critical imagery is a call for U.S. citizens to demand that U.S. Congress repeal this law and hold the manufacturers, distributors, and retailers accountable for enabling violent gun deaths in the U.S.