You heard me talk about Maine wanting to take your guns away, right? Joe Biden is going all in on gun confiscation. I told ya so.

But, as you very well know, it is a very small step to get there. And this corrupt administration has shown a willingness to take very large steps to attack its political enemies.

Any law has the potential for abuse.
 
So you can't provide an example?
an example of what??

red flag laws are a law that give the police power to come in and take away your rights just because someone has said you could be dangerous and have guns,,,

then after that happens if you survive you might be able to get them back in a yr or so after a long series of doctor visits and court hearings,,

thats the opposite of due process,,
 
an example of what??

Exactly.

red flag laws are a law that give the police power to come in and take away your rights just because someone has said you could be dangerous and have guns,,,

then after that happens if you survive you might be able to get them back in a yr or so after a long series of doctor visits and court hearings,,

thats the opposite of due process,,

False

Have a nice day.
 
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So far that i know, the Mentally Ill Democrats who went on murdering sprees in the public schools, should of been RED FLAGGED at the start, but then there wouldnt be something the Democrats would be running on this election cycle. So my issue with this is, that the left considers all of US legal citizens enemy of the state, so they can accuse anyone of being mentally ill, just so they can invade your house and confiscate what ever they please. This is exactly what Joseph Stalin did, why not Joe Biden. They are both the same.



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Any sensible gun owner would want the unsuitables not to have access to firearms. Why would sensible people want dangerous folk to have guns?
 
Then I guess it’s good red flag laws don’t do that
Ahhhh, but they do. As written at least. That's the problem. Politicians aren't very smart, so they write laws that either don't work at all, or are so egregious to the Constitution that they are rife with possibilities for corruption.
 
Hard to prove a negative isn’t it Skippy?
But we can point to cases where someone involved in a homicide should not have had access to guns.

And in almost, perhaps every, such case, the shooter published their intent and not only family members but also the police knew and should have, could have, stopped them - and chose to not do so.

The ability to lock up an insane person after hearing by a judge, goes back hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years in common law. If someone is deemed threatening enough to temporarily take their arms, they should be, instead, temporarily locked up, perhaps for 3 days while evaluated to see if they need a more in-depth hearing to get them locked up for a couple weeks, followed by another hearing to see if they need to be locked up for longer. They can't go on a violent rampage while locked in a room with padded walls. But even if you take their guns, if they're really, truly, dangerous, they would just get another gun.

In fact, red-flag laws are likely to be more dangerous. Those who might have thoughts of violence may never ask for help from family or professionals because it would result in their property being taken. If I were having mental health issues, at least judging from my current state of mind, I'm sure there's a line that can be crossed that would nullify this, but I'd like to think that if I could get help in a safe environment, I would take the help. And the difference between the fact that I'd take it early but might not take it later, is completely based on getting that help earlier rather than later.

Getting mental health help should be as safe to a person's rights, all of them, as is going to the doctor to get help for a cold, at least until that point at which you have to be locked up, not stripped of property but locked up, for your safety or the safety of others. Only then would any mental health treatment help to prevent a violent attack.
 
Any sensible gun owner would want the unsuitables not to have access to firearms. Why would sensible people want dangerous folk to have guns?
Who gets to decide on who is dangerous or not? On who is unsuitable or not?

No, we don't want that. Sensible gun owners understand that those powers will always be abused, misapplied - intentionally and/or by accident, disarming those who were not a threat and leaving them and their families defenseless.

Sensible gun owners understand that dangerous people are going to get guns or other weapons anyway and that the solution to dangerous people whose dangerousness comes from mental illness need to be locked up and that when they're not, the best response to the danger they represent is for those who are in danger to have arms with which to defend themselves.

There are literally hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, of dangerous people who are prohibited from owning guns in America and, yet, probably almost all of them do.

In the United States - at least as it should be - we punish people for the crimes they commit and not for what government thinks they might commit.
 
You need to add some context; your reply makes zero sense.
You beat your wife, you lose your guns
You make a threat at work, you lose your guns
Threaten a neighbor, you lose your guns
Threaten suicide, you lose your guns

Common sense
 
Ahhhh, but they do. As written at least. That's the problem. Politicians aren't very smart, so they write laws that either don't work at all, or are so egregious to the Constitution that they are rife with possibilities for corruption.

No, they don't. Despite what many of you are claiming, it's not as simple as claiming someone is a threat and the cops show up and take your guns after having a big shoot out with you. The threat has to be credible and a judge has to approve the warrant. That's Due Process.
 
No, they don't. Despite what many of you are claiming, it's not as simple as claiming someone is a threat and the cops show up and take your guns after having a big shoot out with you. The threat has to be credible and a judge has to approve the warrant. That's Due Process.

Common sense if someone is a threat to themselves or others
 

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