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Why the 3D Printed Firearm Will Be the Biggest Challenge Ever to the…..1st Amendment?
The Freehold ^ | May 6, 2013 | Jonathan David Baird

Posted on 05/07/2013 9:58:34 AM PDT by EveningStar

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When I saw the replicators on Star Trek, it looked cool. You could order up anything you wanted, any time you wanted. In the later series, you saw how the supply was limited by available power and restrictions on what could be replicated. In short, the replicators eliminated most traditional manufacturing - and gave the people in charge the ability to ration everything and control material specifications, too.
It wasn’t freedom from material want. You saw people who had darn near no possessions at all, even with families with two kids. You got food and endless entertainment, but not “stuff” beyond your allotment.


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