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Again and again, murder in the USA mbadacre but weapons in America are very easy to The Defense Distributed Organization wants to start Wednesday
Plans of arms for 3D Printer online – thus opening a new era. An out-of-court settlement with the US government allows him to take that step. A lawsuit to prevent this now. 10 deaths in a shootout in a high school in Santa Fe in May, 17 died in a school in Parkland in April, 59 died at a music festival to Las Vegas in October 2017. The list of mbadacres USA in which the attackers opened fire indiscriminately, could continue indefinitely.
From a European point of view, the United States weapons laws – where the right to carry a weapon is inscribed in the constitution – absurdly lax. Now comes a new dimension: An organization in Texas announced plans to roll out plans this Wednesday to create a gun on 3D Printer . "The age of the downloadable weapon is officially running," reads Defense Distributed website. The motto of the organization: "Development of private defense technology in the public interest". Behind is a man named
Cody Wilson . He had already released plans for his 3D printer weapon in 2013: The " Liberator " ("Liberator") is a single-use pistol made almost entirely of plastic, hardly recognized by the metal detectors and without serial number
End-of-Arms Control
However, then forced
Government of President Barack Obama The shooter after only a few days to withdraw plans from the net. With the support of the Weapons Lobbying Organization Second Amendment Foundation, Wilson sued, but to no avail. Despite this, President Donald Trump 's government – whose supporters include the National Firearms Association NRA – surprisingly concluded an amicable settlement at the end of June. Not only Wilson made plans for 3D printer weapons online, the plaintiffs received nearly $ 40,000 (about 34,200 €). The second base of amendment celebrated the settlement as "a devastating blow to the firearms ban." Wilson who describes himself as a "crypto-anarchist", put his victory on the online portal "Vice News" as the end of arms control in the
United States According to him, the government must be driven out of certain regions. "These are strategic forms of virtual anarchy," he said, also referring to the digital currency Bitcoin and to the disclosure platform Wikileaks
Ghost Weapons
The gun laws recommend that Wilson allow terrorists, convicts, and other criminals to download plans and print their own weapons. non traceable light. No wonder the security forces also have serious reservations. "3D printed handguns are designed to work around traditional weapons detection systems." Richard Myers Director of the Major Cities Chiefs Association. Thus, it is feared that these "ghost weapons" are spreading and endanger public safety in many countries.
Alarmed adversaries of the publication of the arms plans mobilize therefore: The Attorney General of the State Washington Bob Ferguson announced Monday (local time) that he was suing the Trump administration to be installed in federal court in Seattle . Seven States and the Capital District Washington reportedly joined. Ferguson asked the court to issue an injunction before Wednesday to stop the publication of plans
Legally Arms Construction
The Attorney General of 20 states and the Capital District also sent a letter from the late Minister of Justice Jeff Sessions and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo . The letter indicates that the publication of weapons plans could have "an unprecedented impact on public security". However, Wilson makes no sign to admit that he is small. "It's the fight," he wrote on Twitter . Apart from 3D printing, it is legal in USA to manufacture a firearm by yourself. Wilson sells a separate business kit, a software and a special CNC machine tool for weapons that do not come from the 3D printer . Also offered, a kit for a semi-automatic badault rifle on the model of the AR-15. This resulted in the murder of Gunners in Parkland and
Las Vegas .
Still, the cost of 3D printers is high, at least higher than that of a gun on the black market. The guns of Metal are also much more reliable and durable than the plastic " Liberator ". But with the " Liberator " it will hardly stay, registered users can now download their own plans for 3D printer weapons on the page operated by Wilson . The Wilson Initiative could actually mark the beginning of a new dangerous era – where one day everyone can easily print the weapon of their choice at home. Under the " Liberator ", commented a site visitor, the gun "symbolizes the liberation of an oppressive government ". And another user says, "Say goodbye to gun control."
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Again and again shooters murder in the USA mbadacre but the weapons are in America very easy to use. The Distributed Defense Organization wants to start Wednesday
Plans of arms for 3D Printer online – thus opening a new era. An out-of-court settlement with the US government allows him to take that step. A lawsuit to prevent this now. 10 deaths in a shootout in a high school in Santa Fe in May, 17 died in a school in Parkland in April, 59 died at a music festival to Las Vegas in October 2017. The list of mbadacres USA in which the attackers opened fire indiscriminately, could continue indefinitely.
From a European point of view, the United States weapons laws – where the right to carry a weapon is inscribed in the constitution – absurdly lax. Now comes a new dimension: An organization in Texas announced plans to roll out plans this Wednesday to create a gun on 3D Printer . "The age of the downloadable weapon is officially running," reads Defense Distributed website. The motto of the organization: "Development of private defense technology in the public interest". Behind is a man named
Cody Wilson . He had already released plans for his 3D printer weapon in 2013: The " Liberator " ("Liberator") is a single-use pistol made almost entirely of plastic, hardly recognized by the metal detectors and without serial number
End-of-Arms Control
However, then forced
Government of President Barack Obama The shooter after only a few days to withdraw plans from the net. With the support of the Weapons Lobbying Organization Second Amendment Foundation, Wilson sued, but to no avail. Despite this, President Donald Trump 's government – whose supporters include the National Firearms Association NRA – surprisingly concluded an amicable settlement at the end of June. Not only Wilson made plans for 3D printer weapons online, the plaintiffs received nearly $ 40,000 (about 34,200 €). The second base of amendment celebrated the settlement as "a devastating blow to the firearms ban." Wilson who describes himself as a "crypto-anarchist", put his victory on the online portal "Vice News" as the end of arms control in the
United States According to him, the government must be driven out of certain regions. "These are strategic forms of virtual anarchy," he said, also referring to the digital currency Bitcoin and to the disclosure platform Wikileaks
Ghost Weapons
The gun laws recommend that Wilson allow terrorists, convicts, and other criminals to download plans and print their own weapons. non traceable light. No wonder the security forces also have serious reservations. "3D printed handguns are designed to work around traditional weapons detection systems." Richard Myers Director of the Major Cities Chiefs Association. Thus, it is feared that these "ghost weapons" are spreading and endanger public safety in many countries.
Alarmed adversaries of the publication of the arms plans mobilize therefore: The Attorney General of the State Washington Bob Ferguson announced Monday (local time) that he was suing the Trump administration to be installed in federal court in Seattle . Seven States and the Capital District Washington reportedly joined. Ferguson asked the court to issue an injunction before Wednesday to stop the publication of plans
Legally Arms Construction
The Attorney General of 20 states and the Capital District also sent a letter from the late Minister of Justice Jeff Sessions and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo . The letter indicates that the publication of weapons plans could have "an unprecedented impact on public security". However, Wilson makes no sign to admit that he is small. "It's the fight," he wrote on Twitter . Apart from 3D printing, it is legal in USA to manufacture a firearm by yourself. Wilson sells a separate business kit, a software and a special CNC machine tool for weapons that do not come from the 3D printer . Also offered, a kit for a semi-automatic badault rifle on the model of the AR-15. This resulted in the murder of Gunners in Parkland and
Las Vegas .
Still, the cost of 3D printers is high, at least higher than that of a gun on the black market. The guns of Metal are also much more reliable and durable than the plastic " Liberator ". But with the " Liberator " it will hardly stay, registered users can now download their own plans for 3D printer weapons on the page operated by Wilson . The Wilson Initiative could actually mark the beginning of a new dangerous era – where one day everyone can easily print the weapon of their choice at home. Under the " Liberator ", commented a site visitor, the gun "symbolizes the liberation of an oppressive government ". And another user says, "Say goodbye to gun control."