Colion Noir (@ColionNoir)

📽️: https://youtu.be/w6mZQ6JSMjY What if the next gun control law isn’t about guns at all… but about controlling machines? New York’s governor just proposed a first-in-the-nation mandate that would require 3D printers to include software that blocks them from creating firearms or firearm components. Yes — software. On machines. That print measurements. In this video, I break down why this proposal sounds “reasonable” on camera… but collapses the moment you understand how 3D printing actually works. A 3D printer doesn’t know what it’s making. It doesn’t recognize intent. It doesn’t understand objects. It prints shapes. So when politicians say “block guns,” what they’re really talking about is blocking tubes, rectangles, threads, springs, and basic geometry — which means crippling the technology itself. This isn’t public safety. It’s technological censorship wrapped in the language of “common sense.” We also look at: What the proposed New York legislation actually says Why this wouldn’t stop criminals How existing gun laws already failed to prevent real violence And why controlling tools is easier than addressing reality Because when government sees itself as the solution to everything… every tool becomes a threat. If you believe open carry is about freedom — not fear — check out my state-specific Keep America Tactical designs here: 👉 https://shop.mrcolionnoir.com/collections/keep-america-tactical Wear it proudly. And make it clear: rights don’t require permission. Shop hats, shirts, hoodies, and drinkware at: 👉https://shop.mrcolionnoir.com/collections/i-am-the-militia