Political power grows out of the nozzle of a 3-D Printer.
So I guess that’s it for 3-D printers.
If they also found p kiddie porn, it’s not illegal there, but it would be a sign of derangement
So a 3D-printed gun is illegal, but possession of child pornography is a-okay?
Which begs the question - how are the guns dangerous if you can’t buy AMMO in Japan?
Someday, they might need to print up some guns real quick when the Chicoms invade.
Political power grows out of the nozzle of a 3-D Printer.
BIG effiin’ DEAL. He prints what he prints! This is both a 2nd AND a First Amendment issue!
Japan’s low crime-rates have NOTHING to do with it’s gun laws —it’s a culture that largely polices itself.
In fact here is the situation in Japan —cops have guns, and professional criminals have guns.
From a democratic perspective, just how palatable is that?I should add that in Japan the public prosecutor can hold you in jail, incommunicado and WITHOUT CHARGES for 24 days, often under round-the-clock questioning.
In fact the Japanese case is exactly what the Founding Fathers were trying to avoid, quite apart from crime rates.
Weasel-wording. The guns are not capable of anything. They exist. A person is capable of killing or wounding other people, using just about anything.
Personally i’m looking for a Weatherby Mark V TRR-RC, .30-378 no stinking plastic guns for me.
A lesson to go buy 3 or 4 originals this weekend.