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This product's self-proclaimed supporters (obviously fakers because no real gun owner wants their firearms to be less reliable) treat it like a free market decision. They are all over the article saying "if you don't want one, don't buy one", and I agree with them. Almost.

The problem is that "SmartGun" supporters don't want one. They want us to be compelled to buy one and to retrofit our existing firearms with "SmartGun" technology. That is not in any way okay. Given the existing laws and support for laws that would make "SmartGuns" the only legal guns once they are available, I'm going free market all over anyone who makes or sells "SmartGuns". I'm boycotting any business involved in the whole process. Consumer boycotts are part of the free market, and this is going to be an expensive (and probably permanent) mistake for any gun dealer who carries "SmartGuns".