[Zakeet]

Another Libtard idiot pandering to his base ...

[yuleeyahoo]

So what he really wants is for everyone in a household to have their own firearm? Me too!

[DuncanWaring]

I can get into my phone without a thumbprint.

[servo1969]

“And bullets should have serial numbers!”

Expect that to come up again.

[Redwood71]

If the technology had been in effect, Obama and the DOJ would never have to been capable of implementing Fast and Furious. And the source is blaming the NRA? Let’s get all the players in you lying idiots.

rwood

[Chode]

start with the Parkland cops...

[rrrod]

This is Broward county folks.....remember these people

[Bob434]

[[arguing that a gun owner should not be able to fire a gun without some sort of verification like a thumbprint that’s needed to unlock a smartphone.]]

Yes because the constitution clearly states that we have the right to bear arms ONLY IF our firearms contain fingerprint verification programs (that incidental could and WILL break down at just the wrong moment and leave the armed victim defenseless against an armed attacker who will NOT have such an asinine gun which would be susceptible to failure)

[gigster]

Ted Douche is obviously a technological genius for coming up with this brilliant idea.

[glock rocks]

You first, Deutch bag.

[HighSierra5]

He’s probably related to that other douche bag on morning joke.

[redcatcherb412]

Most don’t think you should be able to vote, get entitlements or cross the border without positive ID either. How’s that going ?

[ASOC]

Just what does a Smart gun look like?

This from 2015. Note position of the 'watch' to enable the weapon to fire... The watch enables the weapon. No comment on this part, other than - if they can steal the gun, they can steal or make the watch part.

A Smarter gun? How about this one - batteries not included as none are needed?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

You shouldn’t be able to vote without photo ID.

[wastedyears]

[Trillian]

These people need to be run out of office.

[Sacajaweau]

How many cold cases are on the books NATIONWIDE that would be solved with this technology.

Now remember....you have to have the murder weapon to start with.

[shanover]

when you just simply hold up your phone and show them that you can't get into your phone without a thumbprint

BS! All technology is vulnerable/hackable; there is always a "back door". Besides, the utter impractical idiocy of it.

[grobdriver]

a gun owner should not be able to fire a gun without some sort of verification like a thumbprint that's needed to unlock a smartphone.

First, pass a law that your local police force must use these weapons for at least a year. Call it a field test.

Then I might consider your proposal.

[upchuck]

Hey Ted, when the gun manufacturers can guarantee me their ‘smart’ gun is as reliable and trouble free as my EDC, I’ll begin to research it. Until then, you’re pissing up a rope.

Instead of chasing this dead dream why not pursue something a lot more useful like positive voter ID for voting?

[stockpirate]

If there is a computer activating your firearm in any manner the government can turn your firearm off so you cannot use it.

Oh you could throw it at the storm troopers when they kick in your door