Trump's DOJ considering banning trans people from buying guns

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Good, now the beta male KamalaGtar can’t buy a gun! :ROFLMAO:
 
If they can limit 2A rights to a group of people, they will do it to the rest of us eventually.

Felons, drug users, mentally ill, etc., are prohibited based on the individual's behavior not some general social / group trait.

I also think non-violent felons and some drug users should not lose their 2A rights.

I'm against any sweeping ban of of any Constitutional rights including 2A. The Constitution is for all Americans.


"I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it." - Thomas Jefferson
 
Affirming all of this bullshit was a huge mistake that most of us had the foresight to see at the time.
 
The Blazing Saddle said:
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rsm said:
If they can limit 2A rights to a group of people, they will do it to the rest of us eventually.

Felons, drug users, mentally ill, etc., are prohibited based on the individual's behavior not some general social / group trait.

I also think non-violent felons and some drug users should not lose their 2A rights.

I'm against any sweeping ban of of any Constitutional rights including 2A. The Constitution is for all Americans.


"I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it." - Thomas Jefferson
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I have to agree with pretty much everything you said here. Most people with mental illness aren't dangerous to themselves and others. If someone served their time, they should have their gun and voting rights restored. And truthfully, if you are going to let someone back on the streets that committed a violent felony I would rather the system flag a legitimate gun purchase by them rather than send them out on the streets and/or back into the criminal lifestyle to procure one. When I lived in FL I had a dude offer to get me any gun I wanted for cheap. Dude even offered me sticks of dynamite. Yeah, no thanks my man! Point being prohibition doesn't stop anyone from getting anything, it just encourages criminal behavior for the acquisition.
 
VonBonfire said:
I have to agree with pretty much everything you said here. Most people with mental illness aren't dangerous to themselves and others. If someone served their time, they should have their gun and voting rights restored. And truthfully, if you are going to let someone back on the streets that committed a violent felony I would rather the system flag a legitimate gun purchase by them rather than send them out on the streets and/or back into the criminal lifestyle to procure one. When I lived in FL I had a dude offer to get me any gun I wanted for cheap. Dude even offered me sticks of dynamite. Yeah, no thanks my man! Point being prohibition doesn't stop anyone from getting anything, it just encourages criminal behavior for the acquisition.
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Except that is bullshit (the last part). Countries with gun laws have fewer guns, and therefore far fewer murders. Look up some statistics man.
 
JDs Couch said:
Except that is bullshit (the last part). Countries with gun laws have fewer guns, and therefore far fewer murders. Look up some statistics man.
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And what are the gun laws in your country?
Statistics can be easily manipulated, as you have demonstrated so often.
You aren't from the US so you have no idea what it's like to grow up & live in the best civilization in history
 
rsm said:
If they can limit 2A rights to a group of people, they will do it to the rest of us eventually.

Felons, drug users, mentally ill, etc., are prohibited based on the individual's behavior not some general social / group trait.

I also think non-violent felons and some drug users should not lose their 2A rights.

I'm against any sweeping ban of of any Constitutional rights including 2A. The Constitution is for all Americans.


"I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it." - Thomas Jefferson
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100% This
 
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