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This seems (to me) more a 1st amendment issue - freedom of speech/press/petition?

• mindcrime 14y ago
  I don't know... given that the US government has classified crypto as "munitions" in some situations, I'm not so sure that it doesn't make sense to consider the Internet as "arms" in a sense. OK maybe it's a bit of a stretch, but it's not completely implausible.
  • beatgammit 14y ago
    From a Google search (using the noun version): > Munition: Military weapons, ammunition, equipment, and stores. I already think that classifying crypto as "munitions" is a pretty big stretch, and if they try to lump the entire Internet in the same group, then we might need to use the 2nd amendment in it's original meaning (call up the NRA and get a real militia going).