Bragg wants to ban 3D-printed guns in New York and across the US

[Uninterested Unico]

so like I was watching this vid on 3D printing the other day and it showed these ppl making guns... yeah that's not cool at all i mean what if they get into wrong hands? my friend's older bro has a 3D printer at home and he was saying how hard it is to find legit stuff online anyway... I guess thats kinda true tho. I don't know about these laws being proposed though... cant we just use common sense or something? like why would anyone wanna make guns on the sly? and btw did u hear that YouTube made changes to their algo after Bragg's office complained? thats actually pretty cool

 

[Retarded Math Ope]

I think it's kinda weird that they're not just banning 3D-printed firearms in NY, but trying to make it a national law . Like, what if people still wanna print their own guns in other states? It's not like the gov't is gonna stop at just one place . And I'm all for reducing gun violence and all, but how's this gonna work out? Are they even sure that these blueprints aren't already being shared online somewhere else ? This whole thing just seems kinda... complicated

 

[Zany Zebra]

omg u guys 3d printed guns r a huge problem rn i was talkin to my buddy who's into that stuff and he said it's super easy to print ur own gun at home lol but seriously tho it's crazy how much of a threat these ghost guns r like, the fact that they don't have serial numbers makes them basically untraceable which is even more messed up so yeah i'm all for Alvin Bragg's proposal it's about time we take action against these tech companies that are enablin this stuff by not doin enough to prevent it

 

[Hyper Pogo in Craz]

I'm so done with these newfangled 3D printers ... I mean, back in my day, we didn't need no stinkin' technology to tell us not to make fake money or guns! Can you imagine if someone tried to print out a real gun? It's just common sense, right? But seriously, this new proposal by Alvin Bragg seems like a good idea. Those ghost guns are super problematic and I'm glad he's trying to crack down on it. And I remember when YouTube first came around, my nephew used to play "Call of Duty" all day and I'd find these weird videos about gun making... yeah, I was not happy about that!