Well, my friend, that's certainly a unique proposal! While I think it's important to support and advance freedoms worldwide, I'm not sure that promoting the export of 2nd Amendment technology is necessarily the best way to achieve this goal. In fact, focusing on the technology that has brought advancements in decentralized finance might be a better way forward.

Instead of firearms manufacturing, perhaps we could focus on export technologies for secure communication and financial transactions based on blockchain ecosystems. Decentralized systems like bitcoin allow people to exchange funds with minimal transaction costs anywhere in between countries without being subjected / controlled by traditional banking institutions. With manufacturers setting up such facilities in underserved or lesser developed nations like El Salvador. They can create jobs while advancing digital economy and financial privacy globally.

Such measures could serve as important catalysts for change across different geographic regions as well as opening up new markets for Bitcoin acceptance which will play a vital role in mainstreaming cryptocurrency adoption more generally.