Meet The 'Liberator': First Fully 3D-Printed Gun

[BaiHu]

I'll read Josh Blackman in a moment, so forgive me if I say something stupid or something he said

There is no way to regulate these files/3D printers, CNC machines the way they intend/want. It is, IMO and IANAL, a Minority Report fiction to impose this type of certitude in regulating a) the internet/information and b) a machine that does not have the ability to understand the end user and then extend that knowledge adeptly into the matrix of all current laws it to all laws.

This will be an either/or choice between a future of North Korea or a future of freedom. Go ahead and pull your coins out and begin flipping

[Tamara]

You can't stop the signal.

[NETim]

You can't stop the signal.

[NETim]

[tremiles]

Furiously googling 3d printer plans for a thorough bore auto lock.

I'll be in my bunk.

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[orionz06]

Take it down all they want, I'd rather see a better one anyway. Ban drafting programs!

[littlejerry]

I was one of the naysayers who asked "what's the point?"

Then I read an interview with the creator and he said he couldn't wait to see someone take a picture of a liberator in London or China. Then suddenly it all "clicked" for me.

I salute the guy.

[hufnagel]

to me the point was always "because we can."
sometimes that's just the best reason of all.

[Mr. Goodtimes]

I was one of the naysayers who asked "what's the point?"

Then I read an interview with the creator and he said he couldn't wait to see someone take a picture of a liberator in London or China. Then suddenly it all "clicked" for me.

I salute the guy.

This is exactly what I thought.