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ralewis wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2019 10:48 am i"m also ok trying increase awareness so that folks feel empowered to make a phone call on somebody they think shouldn't' have access to a gun so the Police can do a welfare check. I'm not settled on the idea of "red flag' laws, but I personally would definitely call the police if somebody i knew with access to firearms was behaving significantly out of the norm.

Sounds like normalizing Swatting gun owners, while sacrificing a good amount of 4th and 5th amendment.

There's nothing wrong with taking somebody's weapons, as long as that person has been convicted first, by a jury. Otherwise red flag laws are just a means for the anti's to weaponize the law/government against people and behavior, THEY, don't like.

I was accosted at a walmart by one of their door greeters back in 2011 on the way out. He demanded to see my receipt for a large cart full of bagged groceries. after that I stopped going until January 2016 When HEB declared their stance on open carry of handguns. In those years (2011-2015) I spent about 3-4thousand a year between HEB and target. and about 500-1000 a year on ammunition online.

In 2016 I took almost all of that business into walmart. Until September 2019...

I think I might spend a few hundreds more if they're going to liquidate their 9mm reserves, but after that wal-mart is on my personal embargo list.