“While I am a strong proponent of people’s right to bear arms, these devices ... have become a menace to society”... [More]And by "society," she means those who demand a monopoly of violence.
But I guess that play better than "Turn in your guns or be destroyed!"
At least for now.
Stupid woman. This is the same bint that set up "border guards" to quarantine all entering cars with NY license plates.
ReplyDelete"these devices simply lack the safety, reliability and accountability of conventional firearms and have become a menace to society'
Menace? Where? Has there been a single instance of a crime being committed with e 3D-printed gun? I don't know of one.
"Has there been a single instance of a crime being committed with e 3D-printed gun?"
ReplyDeleteThat's why they started using the term "ghost gun." Ask that question, and they tell you the police have seen a "surge" in ghost guns... which if you can eventually pin them down, turn out to be commercially manufactured firearms whose serial numbers have been obliterated, and a handful -- across the entire country -- of kit guns built from 80% frames/receivers.
Usually, though, when try to pin them down, the answer is, "We don't don't keep separate lists like that."
If anyone is aware of a 3D-printed firearm used in a crime, please let me know, with the details.
Honey, does this rant make my "but" look big?
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