First Liberator Spotted In The Wild?

[Hush]

First Liberator Spotted In The Wild?
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/0 ... -the-wild/

How about making one out of lego's and superglue? You won't need a printer, drive .gov crazy, have 'em ban all lego's.

[L1A1Rocker]

First Liberator Spotted In The Wild?
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/0 ... -the-wild/

How about making one out of lego's and superglue? You won't need a printer, drive .gov crazy, have 'em ban all lego's.

Would that make possession of a bucket of lego's "constructive intent"?

[Hush]

Have the batfe go out and arrest all the little kiddies that own legos, letgo my legos

[Libertarian_Geek]

Shows the absurdity of "constructive intent". I wonder if having a 3D printer and the file would be such.

[driver6814]

I think it is the "intent" of a liberator that is the problem.

It was meant to be fired once, into an enemy combatant. Then you rearm yourself with their weapons and ammo.

The feds must be shaking in their boots.

A lot of sarcasm, I know. What I think they are really worried about, is someone getting past the metal detectors on capital hill, and capping one of their sorry asses.

[doubloon]

If that's what they're worried about they've watch the Bourne series way too many times.

[Scared_of_zombies]

If that's what they're worried about they've watch the Bourne series way too many times.

It's not the metal detector issue. IT'S ABOUT CONTROL! They will grasp at any straw they can to try and stop this from happening, as it vastly weakens their ability to control a populace. The same way they try to ostracize legal gun owners for the crimes committed by criminals, they will try to use the lack of necessary metal in the gun to "stop" it from being made. They have already lost.