Those non-violent protests shook them so bad they wanted to charge non-violent Quaker protestors with terrorism.

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      10 days ago

      honestly if you can 3d print something you can make something almost as strong out of wood, it just takes more effort

      one could also easily make a disposable mold for a low-melting-point metal alloy, those are much stronger than 3d prints and many can be melted on a normal stove

      I think the problem is more that information on how to make guns is now easily available, rather than the specific usefulness of 3d printing as a manufacturing technique