Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "The Biofire Solution to the "Smart gun" Problem." video.

  1.  @steffenjespersen247  That’s the top bullet point. (Oh, I made a pun.)But it could also prevent your firearm from being used against you or from your gun being stolen and used by criminals against others.
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  2. Yup. It was coordinated by the NRA with a lot of scaremongering to gin up opposition to even development of the technology.
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  3. So you’re saying the average person has no impulse control and cannot control their temper. I’m not saying you’re wrong. 😅 However, I think it would be more accurate to say that there are different aspects to gun violence—criminals and criminal behavior are still a part of the problem, and if there is a solution that will impact their access to firearms, why not use it?
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  4. Firearms already mechanically malfunction. I think the question is not whether the technology malfunctions, but the rate of malfunction. A secondary question is how easily and quickly can one clear the malfunction. Horror stories are anecdotal and generally not statistically significant. I’d want to see actual data preferably by independent testers, before I start worrying about potential horror stories that might or might not happen.
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