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I think some people have already hit the nail on the head, but I wanted to chime in with a few thoughts. There have been several news stories spun to make it s
by mrozbarry 4y ago
I think some people have already hit the nail on the head, but I wanted to chime in with a few thoughts.
There have been several news stories spun to make it seem like Canada needs more gun control. I don't know if that actually solves anything, it just forces the sales of weapons underground. Canada is already pretty restricted with guns (at least in comparison with the US), with the government wanting more and more restrictions.
The problem is restrictions hurt enthusiasts who go through the proper channels, and force bad actors to use more ingenious/underground methods of obtaining weapons.
This article doesn't even mention how/why the 3d printed firearms were seized, but one thing appears clear, the "100" is actually various smaller police confiscations.
One thing is clear, though; this article's main goal is to promote removing rights of law abiding citizens, both with firearms enthusiasts, and potentially 3d printing enthusiasts.