Firearms critic Tetsuya Tsuda, referring to the slaying of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe by a man who bypassed Japan's stringent gun rules by making a weapon from watching videos on the internet.
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Incidents involving homemade guns have occurred before but did not become a major social problem. This latest incident is likely to increase calls for the push to tighten regulations.
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smithinjapan
Ummm... tighten regulations on what? The Internet and search words? You'll still be able to look up rape porn no doubt, but not the words "gun" and "make" in the same string?
spinningplates
I agree with above posters. Someone needs to shut this guy up before he gets our Internet access controlled by Government.
I commend his anti-firearm stance but One Assassination does not equal a Social Problem.
Paul
They can tighten regulations as much as they want, but it will not stop someone making a firearm! It will be just another show!