The Evolution of Firearms and Resistance

This chapter examines the historical development of firearms and their transformative effect on warfare and society, illustrating how power dynamics shifted with technological advancements. It highlights the innovative responses of communities, particularly Indigenous populations, to colonial aggression, alongside modern implications of gun control debates amplified by figures like Philip A. Lutie. The narrative further explores the rise of 3D-printed firearms in conflict zones and the resourcefulness of protesters facing state violence, emphasizing the tragic consequences of militarized responses to resistance.