Porter Rockwell
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Nothing in life is free.
No shit , Sherlock tell that to the idiot who said it was
Dude, the argument from your side of this issue was that you couldn't access a person's records online. Yeah, it takes a little effort. The stuff about CORI records was simply a deflection.
You can't get the info on line.
I already told you that you have to make the request in person at a state office and you still won't get any info on whether or not anyone owns any guns.
Do you really think a person is going to do that every time someone applies for a job or wants to rent an apartment?
IF it happens it doesn't happen often enough to merit your outrage
Do you really think you're telling me I haven't already stated as fact in this thread? Did you forget post # 48 that fast?
My experience is that if someone can get something by digging for it, somebody out there is making it easier to get for a price. If people want rid of you, they will find a reason. So, BFD, people have to work in order to invade your privacy. How long before someone is doing this for a profit and it is commonplace? SURPRISE!!! It is being done. What makes you think that high dollar rollers don't already do this stuff?
I'm not going to try and convince you. Little infringements become larger ones as they become more and more profitable. If you choose to wallow in ignorance, you have every legal Right to do so, but it still won't make you right.
I know what's public record and what isn't and I know that someone finding out I have a CC permit is no big deal.
If they want to waste their time and money to find out I have a CC permit IDGAF because it is nothing that can be used against me.
Your replies are really immature. As I write this, both the left and the right are busy trying to pass Red Flag Laws across this country. If your neighbor, boss, relative, etc. know you have a firearm, all they have to do under these Red Flag Laws is call the police and say that you are acting crazy and may pose a danger.
When the general public has access to your private information and when they want to do something against you... be it get you fired from a job, run out of a neighborhood, etc. they will do it. An IRS agent may get whizzed that you hired an attorney he didn't like to represent you at an audit. Then, without even a warrant ANYONE can find out if you have a weapon.
You may not "GAF," but some people do. And if you think that just because there are a lot of attorneys out there you can get one to take your case, you have left the world of reality. Fact is, I have a medical malpractice case in front of me right now. The case is solid and any medical malpractice attorney could win it. They won't take it. I am going to have to do it - and I've never done medical malpractice. The reason: it's over a relatively small amount of money where legal jockeying is concerned. You get fired from your job over owning a firearm. If you aren't black, Jewish, Muslim, handicapped or some other protected class, where is your case? Gun owners are not a protected class of people.