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"Craftsmanship has been democratized, in the sense that anybody who can get a file can make a gun potentially from undetectable materials," says 3D Systems ...

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DystopianEmpire01 . commented on 15 May 2013

If I wanted to make a gun I'd CNC it from metal. The plastics the printers use is crap at this point but in time they may be able to make something worthwhile. "Democratizing craftsmanship" lol, the guy acts as if any of this stuff is really that hard to make by hand, it isn't. In WW2 the Polish resistance developed a submachingun that anyone could make at home with scrap metal and screws, this guy is just being a salesman, if it were mop wringers he would say you can't do it without his wringer

gwydion75 commented on 15 May 2013

Pardon? Bats and Knives? Common items with useful purposes outside of self-defense? One could use pliers in self-defense or even a deck of cards, if you believe Mythbusters. Come on man, get real. It's time the state acknowledge that the purpose of the 2nd amendment was so that we could adequately defend ourselves or even overthrow our own government. It means we're supposed to be able to arm ourselves equivalently. It DOESNT mean that we can use them against innocent civilians. Already illegal.

Waifu Trump commented on 14 May 2013

Hmm, something nobody mentions about 3D printing is that the material is RECYCLABLE... So you can make shit and reuse the material many, many times over... as long as it's not exposed to anything toxic it can be reused - and even if it has been it can be scrubbed by professionals. So you could get files to print stuff - setup your printer with a big block of material and start producing anything... once you have enough resources you don't have to rely on corporations as much, independence ftw.

Adam Thornton commented on 15 May 2013

"gun violence in the USA is reaching an all-time high" you know, if I was going to through out some striking and easily checkable statistic like that, I would at least Google "gun crime us trends" or some thing like that (and find a bunch of links basically saying "way down"). What the hell were you thinking? Did you think you remembered someone saying something like that once and didn't bother checking? Did it just feel like it should be true? Did you just decide to lie for dramatic effect?

freesk8 commented on 21 May 2013

But you seem to be advocating laws that restrict game manufacturers. I'm worried that that would erode our protections from the government intimidating us. I know that big corps are a threat, but I am afraid more of big government. After all, government is the biggest corporation we have. And it is a monopoly as well. As for democracy, that is merely the least bad technique for govt discovered. The majority regularly violates minority rights while voting. So I am also only semi-democratic.

Loathomar commented on 15 May 2013

The strawman equivalent on the pro-gun is generally "We need to ban bats" or silverware or something of that kind. Though I don't know how "everyone loses ground to the state" in gun control, at least at the federal level. In the last ~10 years, have there been any anti-gun laws at the federal level? We have increased gun freedom with the courts ruling on handgun bans and the end of the Assault Weapons Ban. Not that these are bad things but it seems that would be "everyone winning ground"

ceounicom commented on 19 May 2013

this comment has gone so full-retard that I now suspect you're one of those 'baiting trolls who simply gins up BS to take the mickey out of people. So... 1) the CDC, the FBI, major newspapers, and all criminal statistics from the last 20 years have been 'right wing lies'? Your invented planet must be a wonderful place to visit. and 2)... the 1st amendment is now to be infringed in order to achieve your goals dismantling the 2nd... why am I not surprised? And you call it 'freedom'. LOL

ceounicom commented on 18 May 2013

Shootings are down 39% since 1993. See: Emily Alpert, LA Times, May 7, 2013. ""Gun crime has plunged, but Americans think it's up, says study"" To wit: ""...Despite the remarkable drop in gun crime, only 12% of Americans surveyed said gun crime had declined compared with two decades ago, according to Pew, which surveyed more than 900 adults this spring. Twenty-six percent said it had stayed the same, and 56% thought it had increased."" So please change your diaper and enjoy your day.

freesk8 commented on 21 May 2013

I'm a first amendment fundamentalist. And I agree that violations of that great amendment come from both parties. Don't think the D's are any better. I'm neither. And the purpose of the 1st Am. is not to protect us from private people in private orgs from lying. It is to protect us from the government. If some private person lies to you, and it costs you money, you sue in civil court. But if the govt uses its guns to intimidate us from criticising it, that is a much bigger problem.

Loathomar commented on 14 May 2013

A gun is a tool, and it changes the power of people to kill. A good person isn't going to murder someone because they have a gun, but a evil person might kill a few more people with a gun then a knife, and a lot more if they had an M16 rather than a handgun and millions more if they had a nuclear weapon rather than an M16. The problem with your logic is that under the same idea we should allow anyone to have nuclear weapons because we are "freedom-loving people", right?

Loathomar commented on 14 May 2013

Right, it is a "strawman" because everyone agrees it would be insane to allow people to have them. So where do you draw the line and why? Tanks also seem insane for people to have. How about high caliber gatling guns? Would it be ok if one bad man had a GAU-19, it can only shot up to 2,000 rounds per minute of 50 cal rounds, so we are only looking at hundreds died if opened fire in a crowd in less than a minute. There is clearly a line, it is just a question of where.

GregoryTheGr8ster commented on 20 May 2013

No need for sarcasm -- the 1st Amendment was, and still is, a great idea. It is the ABUSE of the 1st Amendment that is a bad idea. And who abuses free speech more than Republicans and right-wing groups? NO ONE, that's who! Gun-rights fanatics, so-called "free-market" think tanks, Rush Limbaugh, the Koch Bros, Karl Rove, etc. have a long, long history of using free speech to lie to and propagandize ignorant people to support their anti-democratic causes.

GregoryTheGr8ster commented on 18 May 2013

Whatever has happened recently, the utterly horrifying mass shootings INCREASED after the Clinton ban on assault weapons. It's as though grabbing a big gun and mass murdering innocent people is now "cool". Clinton was right to try to ban "assault weapons" -- though they really should be called "mass murder weapons" -- but the ban had no teeth. Psychotic people, who should not be allowed to be anywhere NEAR a gun, still can get them with ease.

Freemind commented on 17 May 2013

The only places in the US with mass slaughter are places such as Chicago and Washington D.C. which have strict gun bans. As for the country as large, have you not seen statistical crime data has gone down exponentially over the past 20 years? I have the exact numbers but 20 years 15 of the general population owned a gun. Now it's 46%. Overall crime has gone down. More guns=less crime. More law abiding citizens are able to protect themselves.

gwydion75 commented on 15 May 2013

And if the morons will keep saying "All guns need to be controlled, and all guns need to be regulated... banned.. taxed.. insured......" then we'll keep saying No guns need to be controlled and no guns need to be regulated. It's all straw man. It's all crap. People have to stand up and run for the extreme side because our history has proven out that if only "reasonable opposition" is presented, everyone loses ground to the state.

ceounicom commented on 16 May 2013

""The right-wing lies so much about gun statistics ..." ...that you feel compelled to just make up your own? I missed the part when the CIDC and DOJ became "right wing", BTW. Compared to Mao, maybe. He was for gun control too. Google = "Justice Department: Gun Murders Down 39 Percent From 1993 to 2011" You can also note that crime/gun violence continued to decline...after the 2004 end of the 1994 Clinton "assault weapons ban"

Loathomar commented on 15 May 2013

I was just saying that the strawman equivalent of nukes would be things like Bats and Knives. No reasonable person have ever thought it was a good idea to allow a person to own a nuke or ban bats and knives... I am not sure how you missed that. And guns, even fully auto guns, will do just about full all against the US army. Iraq was full of AK-47, yet they did shit to help them. Only accounting for ~23% of US deaths in Iraq.

GregoryTheGr8ster commented on 18 May 2013

I know how difficult it will be to do the right thing (namely: ban firearms), but at the very least we need to make 3D Systems liable for the violence that they are unleashing on us. Ditto for anyone who creates or distributes, or aids one who creates or distributes, the 3D printer data files for firearms. If we can put them out of business with law suits, then we can at least keep the weapons off the streets.

Loathomar commented on 14 May 2013

Gun violence in the USA is reached a peak in 1993 with 7 gun deaths per 100k. 2010 saw about half that with 3.6 gun deaths per 100k. I don't know why are do not have the new data, but 2010 is the latest from the CDC. From the FBI, 2011 was the lowest gun Homicide rate with 2.75 per 1000k, a drop of 3% from 2010. And a total drop of 15% from 2007. We have the LOWEST gun violence in over 40 years. Look it up...

frankos rooni commented on 16 May 2013

You could say; My God --I can go out and buy a 3000 dollar printer and associated equipment and make a gun that can fire one shot --very inaccurately!!!! Sign me up ! Or you could say; This is potentially one of the gretest innovations of the modern age for product designers and small and medium sized manufacturers wanting to design and build products across the internt. Sign me up!

skm1091 commented on 19 May 2013

People are already making guns without 3d printers. In the Philippines there are backyard gunsmiths that can make knock offs of Colt 45s and .38/.357 revolvers even fully auto Mac-10 sub machine guns with basic drill presses and lathes. In Pakistan they can create exact copies of fully automatic assault rifles ranging from AKs to M16s, even rocket launchers.

Loathomar commented on 15 May 2013

You can recycle ABS, which is one of the most common material of the personal 3D printers. The generally come in long tubes which feed into the printers, so you can't just have "a big block of material", but you can melt the ABS back into the tubes dimension, I would think. Currently you can buy the plastic online for ~$30 for a 1kg package of the filament.

Loathomar commented on 15 May 2013

Well, it is not their fault you are factually incorrect. The FBI and CDC statics are not "right-wing lies", though some will cherry pick stats somewhat falsely. While 2012 did have a larger number of mass shooting then a long time, 2011 and 2010 had rather low numbers of mass shooting. A single year increase in not a trend and you should not confuse the two.

freesk8 commented on 20 May 2013

Actually, you did. You said that video game manufacturers should be held liable for the real-life violence they inspire. They are not yelling fire in a crowded theater. They are publishing ideas. They are not responsible for the bad actions of others in the real world. Holding them liable amounts to violating their rights to freedom of speech.

GregoryTheGr8ster commented on 14 May 2013

Great! Just as gun violence in the USA is reaching an all-time high, with senseless mass shootings taking place several times per year, now guns can be manufactured by the dozen IN THE HOME! Folks, do we really want MORE weaponry in the hands of violent psychopaths and people who feel left behind by society and the modern economy?

GregoryTheGr8ster commented on 18 May 2013

This sounds EXACTLY like the right-wing lies from the Heritage Foundation, the Hoover Institute, the NRA, etc. Free speech is NOT the right to bombard the public with lies and to subvert the government by propagandizing the people. We need limits/restrictions on false-free-speech such as this so that we can have a free country.

freesk8 commented on 19 May 2013

OK, so you are saying that if a majority votes to kill a peaceful minority, then that is OK because they voted for it? I'm sorry, but I can't subscribe to your system of morality or government. I'd prefer to live in a peaceful society where the rights of the minority are upheld. You seem to have a violent power agenda.

morphhex commented on 15 May 2013

This new press coverage about 3d printing guns is actually about big business trying to shut down 3D printing. No one has ever been shot by a 3D printed gun. Big money is worried about their copy rights and patent protection. They are trying to kill the napster genie of the 3D world before it gets out of the bottle.

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