Celebrating the Right to Share Arms [VIDEO]

Vigilantes, I know this one may seem out of left field…

What you have to understand is, I became the Crypto Vigilante because I love technology and I love freedom. In that context, you’ll understand why I attended a discreet conference about crypto and 3D printed guns.

I had the chance to talk with Andrew, a 3D printing fanatic and Bitcoin pioneer who is fervent about the natural law of self-preservation and the right to possess guns. We had a fantastic discussion regarding the future of our society, cryptocurrencies, and 3D printing.

By attending the conference, Andrew, who discovered Bitcoin when he was just 12 years old, hopes to raise awareness of the relationship between 3D printing and the right to possess arms. 

He described how utilizing a 3D printer, components kit, PLA material, and a 3D model, someone could create their own gun in their home room using 3D printing technology. It's simple to print your own firearms at home after the settings are established.

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Andrew advises beginners in the field to start with a Glock or AR 15 build and cites Dagny Dagger by Atlas Arms as a valuable resource. When the Daggers are prepared, this organization will give away a free package in exchange for Monero donations. In addition to emphasizing the value of privacy and the freedom to bear guns, Andrew urged audience members to support Atlas Arms by making a donation.

But we didn't only talk about guns and 3D printing. Andrew also promotes the necessity of self-preservation and the underlying principles of natural law. He feels that having the right to defend oneself and one's loved ones is more crucial than ever in the unpredictable world of today. 

And he's not alone in holding this view; a recent video report reveals that the US dollar is experiencing widespread global rejection, which means that people need to start taking precautions to safeguard themselves from the impending economic impact.

My chat with Andrew was, in the end, really inspiring and brought home the value of the right to bear guns, privacy, and self-defense. There is something in this discussion for everyone, whether you're a fan of 3D printing, an investor in cryptocurrencies, or just someone who is concerned about their safety and security. In order to safeguard our rights and create a better, more secure future for our families and ourselves, let's work together.



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Rafael LaVerde

Rafael LaVerde has a background in private equity and venture capital. He discovered Bitcoin in 2012 while volunteering on Ron Paul's presidential campaign. He served as board member of a Libertarian Super PAC while doing post-graduate work in economics, and was also a member of the University of Texas’ Mises Circle. His formal education includes graduate degrees in continental philosophy and psychology. He has been a Bitcoin miner since 2014. Rafael also managed investor relations for the BitAngels Network, which helped finance the vast majority of early Bitcoin startups, and was also part of the DApps Fund team that revolutionized funding structures that eventually became known as ICOs and STOs. He was also the founding partner of what became one of the very first Bitcoin venture capital funds.