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Well this thread is not about people 3d printing nukes. It is instead about people 3d printing guns. Or in other words, the "controversy" here is entirely over
by stale2002 8y ago
Well this thread is not about people 3d printing nukes. It is instead about people 3d printing guns.
Or in other words, the "controversy" here is entirely overblown, as firearms are very much something that everyone has been able to imagine for a long time, and this is not a "tricky situation". It is a clear and obvious situation covering rights that are clearly covered in the constitution.
- bb88 8y agoAnd I was asking a direct question to OP's comment about what information should be actually made illegal if any. I even clarified the question to "large swaths of people" which exempts plastic guns from the question. Next time, please read the full comments.