Citizens have right to make own guns

OPINION:

Recently Baltimore sued “ghost gun” kit maker Polymer80 for selling to private citizens. In a constitutional republic, only those privileges specifically allowed to public servants can be performed, while all else is absolutely denied.

Where is the privilege delegated to public servants to prevent private citizens from making their own firearms, as private citizens have been doing for hundreds of years in North America? In fact, the Revolutionary War was fought with many so-called “ghost guns.”

The freedom of this nation was created by ghost guns, ghost cannons and ghost ammunition.

Rights once exercised never die and none of what I have written can be disputed.

DON SCHWARZ

Stoughton, Massachusetts