[marktwain]

The ability of one of 600 federal district judges to stop actions of the entire U.S. government has to stop.

[indthkr]

600+ year old technology bump for later......

[Terry L Smith]

In the days BEFORE COMPUTERS, high school gangs used a thing called a “zip gun”.

All you needed was your imagination, a piece of some sturdy cylindreical **undisclosed dimensions**, a grip made form *undetermined natural sources**, some kind of **rebounding fastener**, and some kind of **pointed striking thingie**, all held together with **fasteners of undisclosed design**, and finally **one of the many thousands of small caliber cartridges available on the market**.

This is in no way a computer ‘pdf’, so if ANY READER, AT ANY SCHOOL GRADE LEVEL HAS THE WHEREWITHAL TO CORRECTLY DEDUCE THE **NONDISCLOSED INFORMATION**, y’all just might put yo’self in that sling!!

[Vendome]

It doesn’t show how to make a gun anyway.

It makes parts and not all of them.

You still have to millwork the final pieces

[Still Thinking]

The ability of one of 600 federal district judges to stop actions of the entire U.S. government has to stop.

Exactly. Jurisdictional limits on circuit courts and state supreme courts are routinely recognized, and they're farther up the food chain than this guy.

DD should just say "That's great for the Western District of Podunk (or whatever his jurisdiction is), but you can't be violating the rights of millions of Americans outside your district. If you can figure out how to keep the people in your district from downloading them, then fine." Then release them anyway.

[Yollopoliuhqui]

The plans for completing the machining on an 80% complete lower receiver for an AR15 and a dozen other popular rifles and pistols have been in the public domain for at least 5 years. And for $1650 you can buy Cody’s “Ghost Gun” CNC computer driven milling machine and make as many receivers as you like. This is a BS attempt by political hacks to halt an alarming trend for them, but in reality is free advertising for Defense Distributed.

[Jack Hammer]

Apparently, he’s never heard of the First Amendment.

[2harddrive]

PEOPLE: Just to to www.CodeIsfreeSpeech.com and download for FREE all 10 3D-printer gun blueprints! I did, and I have no such printer! It took about one minute to get them all. Support our First Amendment against Judicial and Fakebook censorship!

[2harddrive]

The so-called “judge” is a real LOSER!

[publiusF27]

CodeIsFreeSpeech.com unblocks the block.

Just as happened with PGP two decades ago, the cat has gotten out of the bag, she had kittens, and the kittens have shredded the bag. But we still have morons arguing over how to get her back in that bag.

Donate to support the kittens!

[archy]

Judge Robert Lasnik is a U.S. District Court judge in Seattle, Washington. He has issued a restraining order, forbidding Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed from releasing documents on the Internets that show how to make simple guns and gun parts with 3D printers.

Perhaps his decision will be appealed to the Superior Court that overruled Seattle US Attorney Tom Wales.