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But it is completely irrelevant how things are manufactured. The end product is what needs regulation/laws. For example if you build a gun at home, then you own
by aw3c2 14y ago
But it is completely irrelevant how things are manufactured. The end product is what needs regulation/laws. For example if you build a gun at home, then you own a gun and are bound to whatever laws exist for that in your jurisdiction. The means of creation are irrevelant.
- monsterix 14y ago"End product is what needs regulation/laws" is, I am afraid, a very narrow view. The degree of difficulty in manufacturing or obtaining (along with operational training) has a significant impact on use (or misuse) of weapons. Printing such objects in your household backyard, for example guns, will surely be a matter of "concern" for authorities who not only have to make laws and design regulation, but also enforce it.