3D Weapons... aren´t they all?

A 28 year-old homie was arrested in Japan because he printed a "3D firearm"… aren´t they all? Yoshimoto Imura was arrested back in May for “printing and possession” of firearms… this is the first time something like this happens in Japan… and trust me, I have seen crazy things over there. 

But this is where it gets interesting, because evidence shows that Yoshitomo downloaded the "blueprints" from FOSSCAD, and then just printed them at home. 


 
“Someone didn´t download the "Discretion" app.



Everything what it is printed at home, remains at home… right?


Well, good ol´ Yoshimoto Imura had the brilliant idea of uploading videos to YouTube to prove that his homemade toys worked… back in May, the police seized 5 “3D” firearms at Imura´s home in Kawasaki. 


 
This is a new case in Japan; but not for the United States that already has a precedent when it comes to 3D weapons, like Cody Wilson. 

It is not easy to have firearms in Japan, but it does not mean that people do not want them, according to the Japanese police, the firearms seized at Imura´s home were able to pierce 10 wood boards, (they did not specify thickness… go figure) therefore they are capable of killing. 

 

"I printed it, did not know they were illegal. Or somethin' like that. 

Even though this technology is relatively new, it´s worth thinking about the incoming draconian legislation that might be lurking in the shadows... just waiting for some dumbass to do something stupid so it can present itself to the sheeple as their protector and never leave... just like herpes. 

They might begin by limiting access to printers and materials… 

 

Or maybe they will shut down sites such as FOSSCAD…

Perhaps their imposed solution will be to shutdown Internet as we know it and bring Internet 2.0 to life?  

Is our world about to enter an era similar to the Industrial Revolution with all its beef?

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