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National Review  investigates this question with a profile on 
"Defense Distributed," a company that can create guns using a 3-
D printer.

Cody Wilson cheerfully describes himself as a crypto-anarchist. 
�Crypto� modifies �anarchist� in the sense not that it obscures 
it but that it points to a means: cryptology, code, 
communication, and technology as the last, best hope for a 
radical freedom. You meet a few anarchists, crypto and 
otherwise, hanging around on the fjords and isthmuses of the 
conservative continent, and like most of them, Cody is young, 
quick, bright, and vaguely terrifying. Or rather, what�s 
terrifying isn�t the dude � he�s quite pleasant � but the 
simultaneous casualness and precision with which he lays out the 
plots and provocations, transformations and transgressions he 
has planned through his Texas-based group Defense Distributed 
(DD).

The main thing Cody has planned is: Cody�s building a gun. Not 
just building, but fabricating. Not just fabricating, but 
digitally fabricating. The design is crowd-sourced. The 
blueprints are freely shared. And with increasingly available 
technologies, the product could conceivably be manufactured 
anywhere... Keep reading at National Review

Below is video that demonstrates the technology in the field:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=q10Jz2qIo
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http://nation.foxnews.com/guns/2013/01/25/how-do-you-ban-assault-
weapons-when-you-can-print-them

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Are you obligated as an armed civilian, to defend unarmed 
liberals while you are both under fire by foreign agents of the 
outlaw Obama administration?

No.  Shoot the liberals immediately so they can't stab you in 
the back while you are defending yourself, then return a 
controlled rate of aimed fire.  ��

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