The NYPD is claiming they found a 3d Printed gun on Mangione

That implies that Luigi Mangione didnt have a gun registered to himself so the police had to invent evidence

The only time I want Danny to not be trans, is when I want him to titty fuck Manny - and honestly who wouldn’t? His bust size is obscene.

My consensus: as Ghost King he uses his powers to construct an ecto-strap on that let’s him feel everything as though he actually had a dick and he just thrusts in between his boyfriends tits with his cunt dripping and soppy around the ghostly sex toy as he fucks with abandon.

Dude is *only* charged with illegal possession of an "unregistered short barrel rifle (SBR)" -- which appears to be referring to a legal and unregulated 37mm boat flare launcher that you'd in fact be required by law to have on a boat!!!

"pipe bombs" are bullshit: those are signaling cartridges for the boat flare launcher.

"suicide vest" is 🤣 pouches for the flare cartridges!

The dude appears to be enthusiastic and a bit of a home gunsmithing hobbyist. That is okay and is permitted and protected by the 2nd fucking Amendment to our US Constitution, damnit!!!!

If the FBI was describing an antique flintlock rifle from the revolutionary war right now, they'd say scary-but-completely-bullshit things like, "large caliber sniper rifle" and "dangerous handmade firearm with no serial number" and call the powder horn "a large amount of black powder explosives designed to be concealed and carried on the person"

Dexter Taylor built guns in his apartment. No victims. No sales. No violence. For that, he’s serving ten years. His real crime? Self-sufficiency in a state that punishes independence.

Read More: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/be-the-change/child-predators-and-murderers-go-free-as-innocent-man-rots-in-jail-for-building-his-own-gun

Chris Geidner at Law Dork:

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the Biden administration’s “ghost gun” regulation against a “facial” challenge — meaning, an attempt to say the entire regulation should be tossed out — on a lopsided 7-2 vote. The question of whether these “kits” — often allowing people to quickly “create” workable guns from a set of disassembled materials — are able to be regulated under the Gun Control Act of 1968 (GCA) was a definitional question: Are the kits firearms, as the law defines them? Yes, they can be, the court held. This outcome was pretty clear from the October 2024 oral arguments, as I had written here at Law Dork at the time. I will give myself a moment to take a victory lap here. In that argument story, I went so far as to write, “For his part, Justice Neil Gorsuch appeared to be pre-writing an opinion upholding the rule“ and reversing the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. It was not a close case — in part because of how little it decided. As a facial challenge, the court was leaving the regulation open to “as-applied” challenges — challenges alleging that specific kits, essentially, require enough work to assemble that Gorsuch’s linguistic discussion wouldn’t work on them. Despite the outcome, we still managed to get six opinions from the decision — with Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Brett Kavanaugh, and Ketanji Brown Jackson writing brief concurring opinions and Justices Clarence Thomas and Sam Alito writing dissents. But, importantly, the rule stands.