Guns are also "easy" to manufacture, but are successfully restricted.
The clear outcome of this is the current ptb enslaving the world without needing so much as a police force.
The clear outcome of this is the current ptb enslaving the world without needing so much as a police force.
Hahaha. This is a privileged take. 3d printing guns has been a thing for years now, and the FGC-9 (Fuck Gun Control 9mm) is a carbine that uses zero restricted firearms parts.
Gun control is in serious danger of becoming completely obsolete.
Edit: I'd like to add that the FGC-9 is also durable, none of that single-shot disposable .22 pistol stuff.
On an international scale guns aren't restricted at all in any practical sense.
Nuclear weapons can have international conventions and treaties because they're difficult and obvious to build. Mass producing cheap drones and downloading an AI from the internet to run on a repurposed Android phone is not only normal, it's already happening now.
But if you can fly a drone or a number of drones up to someone too fast for them to react, there are any number of other ways to kill them with easily obtainable materials.
But that isn't very surprising though. An Apache helicopter can kill hundreds of people as well...
What's surprising to me is that someone suggests that we do away with the toy drone swarm idea and to increase the capabilities of the drone without requiring an additional payload.