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Looks like I need to stock up on some firearms before they start denying anybody whose ever gotten a speeding ticket.
This is such shitty logic.
You sound dumb as fuck.I think it's a great idea. I don't care how well someone handles being high, i have to imagine that someone at one point will find it fun to go shooting while high. I do understand the argument that people are allowed to purchase alcohol and have buy firearms. I just think that many people think that being high doesn't mess with their judgement.
Anyone who uses illegal drugs is prohibited by the federal government from owning guns. Normally, when you purchase a gun, you have to fill out a form that says you don't use drugs. In places where marijuana is legal and tracked, you show up on registries that feed into the FBI's system for when you go to purchase guns. In those places, they make you choose one freedom or the other, something I have a philosophical problem with.I thought in order for someone to be denied a gun was having a felony. Is simple possession of marijuana a felony?
Gun shows now require background checks. The only place now where that is not a requirement is person-to-person sales like Armslist, friends, etc.Yard sale? Gun show? Friend? Armslist? All legal methods for gun purchases without federal oversight. Also lol at the authority worshipper fascist fucks revealing themselves as closet gun control advocates in this thread.
you must be right. how can i counter that brilliant argument.
You sound dumb as fuck.
Why do I even need an argument? It's so obnoxious. You even mentioned alcohol. You know the one that makes people over confident while intoxicated. But that would be ok. Should we stop people from getting drivers licenses if they drink? I mean the majority of the time won't drive drunk but shit, they might. Or they could drive high! Anyone with a medical marijuana card should be banned from driving too!
Go google statistics about alcohol vs cannabis use in violent crime and shootings.post #42. i'm all for discussing this. but saying generic shit like this wastes everyone's time.
And it is all over.Go google statistics about alcohol vs cannabis use in violent crime and shootings.
Not to mention the fact that a physician has no legal standing as a psychiatrist.This is the legal problem with making federal gun laws while allowing states to determine the legality of controlled substances while said substances are still considered Schedule I drugs. It creates a legal problem where the citizen must choose to have one right or the other. This is exactly the problem with the more liberal ideas in regards to guns.
It expands though. Every time someone gets on the news and talks about "common sense gun control" like barring those with mental health issues from having guns, it's pretty popular and extremely scary. How do you implement it? Do I need a doctor's note to buy a gun, even though a medical doctor is not a publicly electable position and there's no vetting? What if this doctor just hates guns, so he puts that all his patients are unfit to own firearms? And does the federal government get to violate HIPAA and look into my medical files whenever I want to buy a gun? Do I have to choose between my 2nd Amendment rights and my Right to Privacy? Can't I have both? I am telling you, every "good idea" that comes from those who advocate for gun control is just an infringement upon our rights, and it's absolutely disgusting that people stand for it. They would never stand for the watering down of other rights, such as the 8th Amendment, allowing Double Jeopardy, permitting Bills of Attainder or Ex Post Facto laws, or watering down the 13th Amendment. Our rights should be as absolute as possible, allowing the Constitution and the Legislature to determine freedoms, not relying on the Courts to do it for us.
Well, psychiatrists are MD's. I trust their medical expertise, just not their political expertise (if they have any to speak of). I would like to separate the things that they are good at from the things that they aren't proven in. That's my point here.Not to mention the fact that a physician has no legal standing as a psychiatrist.
My point was just that a physician cannot diagnose mental illness, as in getting a doctor's note to buy a gun.Well, psychiatrists are MD's. I trust their medical expertise, just not their political expertise (if they have any to speak of). I would like to separate the things that they are good at from the things that they aren't proven in. That's my point here.
Fair enough. It would take a doctor with specialized training to call themselves a psychiatrist. Trying to work me over on the semantics, no?My point was just that a physician cannot diagnose mental illness, as in getting a doctor's note to buy a gun.
The whole thing is a joke... We've still got 80% lowers...
LOL!Where's the NRA? That's bullshit.
Lol, no way man - you're one of the top 5 posters I respect on here and I imagine our lives couldn't be more different - I always love your perspective.Fair enough. It would take a doctor with specialized training to call themselves a psychiatrist. Trying to work me over on the semantics, no?
Thank you! That's quite the compliment, and I appreciate it. I appreciate hearing your views on things as well. There are probably about 20 posters that I consistently pay attention to, and you're one of them.Lol, no way man - you're one of the top 5 posters I respect on here and I imagine our lives couldn't be more different - I always love your perspective.
I come from a family of a few psychiatrists and few doctors, and there is a huge difference. It's the reason that Ben Carson can be a brilliant neurosurgeon and a complete idiot at the same time.
I also appreciate that as a huge compliment! Thank you.Thank you! That's quite the compliment, and I appreciate it. I appreciate hearing your views on things as well. There are probably about 20 posters that I consistently pay attention to, and you're one of them.
Haha, yes. He is probably an incredibly gifted neurosurgeon, but how that trains to politics is beyond me. How that will translate to leading HUD escapes me even further. My not-so-secret opinion is that Trump just wanted an ally with a black face that he could throw in there to say, "Look! I'm putting someone in there who really gets this problem and will work to fix it (despite never having lived in Section 8 housing himself)!"