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by WTR
Sat Aug 20, 2016 8:16 pm
Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
Topic: What are you afraid of?
Replies: 48
Views: 6451

Re: What are you afraid of?

ScottDLS wrote:Zombies...definitely the (un)dead... :shock:
Ah.....don't you have your Zombie bullets?
by WTR
Sat Aug 20, 2016 6:37 pm
Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
Topic: What are you afraid of?
Replies: 48
Views: 6451

Re: What are you afraid of?

SoConfused wrote:
WTR wrote:
SoConfused wrote:If I play Devils advocate for a moment and try to see things from the anti-gun citizens perspective, I can only come up with one legitimate concern to fear.

People with extensive and ongoing chemical dependence and psychiatric disorders can and do qualify for LTCs. heck, you can be diagnosed with bipolar disorder and go to inpatient drug rehab, get granted your LTC the following month, and then go back to inpatient drug rehab again the next month without losing your license!

However, I think those same people, if prone to violence, get weeded out pretty quickly by the criminal disqualifiers.
I doubt that is truthful if the person is also truthful about their hospitalization and their meds.
Exactly, criminal background check is a criminal background check, but thanks to HIPPA, medical history disclosure is on the honor system.
You are always going to have you dishonest and criminal activity. However, I would bet the amount of crime committed ( nation wide) by some one who has obtained an illegal LTC pails in comparison to the amount of killings perpetrated by thugs with illegally obtained weapons.....in Chicago alone
You are tilting at the wrong windmill.
by WTR
Sat Aug 20, 2016 6:16 pm
Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
Topic: What are you afraid of?
Replies: 48
Views: 6451

Re: What are you afraid of?

SoConfused wrote:If I play Devils advocate for a moment and try to see things from the anti-gun citizens perspective, I can only come up with one legitimate concern to fear.

People with extensive and ongoing chemical dependence and psychiatric disorders can and do qualify for LTCs. heck, you can be diagnosed with bipolar disorder and go to inpatient drug rehab, get granted your LTC the following month, and then go back to inpatient drug rehab again the next month without losing your license!

However, I think those same people, if prone to violence, get weeded out pretty quickly by the criminal disqualifiers.
I doubt that is truthful if the person is also truthful about their hospitalization and their meds.

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