koshergrl
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Terrorist?
LOL
From the "guns for me and not for thee" desk commando and supposed law enforcement jack-wad.
You could have a gun, if you could pass the psychological testing necessary to be hired as a LE officer, deputy or agent. I doubt you could.
The NRA defends the right of you and other unstable persons to own firearms. They enable dangerous people to become armed, and thus support terrorists - from Columbine to yesterday*** in Fresno, we see the results.
***Hate crime is suspected after a gunman kills 3 white men in downtown Fresno
Sorry, but considering the number of cops who are wife beaters and alcoholics your fetish for pysch screening rings hollow.
The NRA supports gun bans on those mentally adjudicated as a threat to themselves or others. what they don't support is some bureaucratic wonk being able to put people on a list that removes their rights without due process.
Wanker.
What evidence do you have to support your allegation that "cops who are wife beaters and alcoholics your fetish for pysch screening rings hollow." Other than poor use of syntax, you have none. Some points to consider:
The NRA and gun shops do not have access to mental health records. That aside, what I infer from your comment is you agree, the 2nd A. Right is in fact a privilege, which can be suspended or revoked for cause.
- The Psych is administered and must be passed before s/he is armed;
- A full background check is completed before the Psych;
- If the candidate has had a DUI they won't get to these ^^^ until five years have elapsed from the date of conviction;
- A crime of violence (battery for example) and any felony are immediately turned down for emplolment;
- A DUI or Domestic Violence Arrest puts the officer on the beach, and either can result in termination if convicted. If convicted and the terms of probation include a firearms prohibition the defendant will be terminated as unable to meet the MQ's
A right is not a privilege, and can only be revoked via due process. That is the part bureaucratic desk sitting twats like you never want to get.
As for no sources...
Police Have a Much Bigger Domestic-Abuse Problem Than the NFL Does
retards like wry catcher always get tripped up on "due process"
Yup. They think that the process trumps the right, ultimately. Because through the overzealous application of "process" to protect "rights" of criminals, they violate the rights of those that are victimized by the criminals. And THAT is their aim.