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depends on what the voices are telling them.how does hearing voices make them dangerous??
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depends on what the voices are telling them.how does hearing voices make them dangerous??
And take them into custody.Don't take the chance. Confiscate their weapons.
Generally speaking, I do not and cant imagine why anyone would support a simple diagnosis as a means to remove rights.
This places WAY to much onus on medical doctors to invade rights when the medical community is not geared for that. They are geared for provide support and treatment. There is a reason there are different standards in courts than there are other institutions, courts have a lot of power to limit or remove your rights.
Further, if you want to stigmatize seeking mental health help the FASTEST way to do that is to attach criminal penalties to seeking help. And make no mistake about it, removing and infringing on rights are criminal penalties.
I need more info than that,,,The thread title was: "Do you support people who hear voices telling them to kill being allowed to keep their guns"
Are you actually contending that does not make someone dangerous?
what I want to know in this case is why didnt they take it further and go to the courts to have his rights removed,,depends on what the voices are telling them.
I agree.what I want to know in this case is why didnt they take it further and go to the courts to have his rights removed,,
did it not meet the requirement or did the people involved in his evaluation allow him back on the streets knowing he was a danger,,
see that doesnt tell me much at all,,I agree.
he should have lost his access to firearms at this point,
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What was naïve in what I said?What you are saying is logical, reasonable and rational, which is why it's ridiculous to believe because we are talking about gpverm,emt, which is none of those.
The first question to ask yourself when giving any power to government is, will the left abuse this power. The answer is clearly yes. The left will call any conservative deranged and remove their right to a gun for political rather than mental reasons. We have to stop dancing around this. The left is using our legal system to end democracy. Stop being so naive, Dorothy
The vast majority of people.I need more info than that,,,
who doesnt have an inner voice expressing someone that you should kill??
mine tells me that pedophiles, rapist and murderers should be killed,,
theres a big problem on stories like this is we only get a snippet of info and never hear the whole story,,
Why should they not be locked up?If they are that dangerous yes they need to be monitered 24/7. However, there are instances when someone is very mentally ill but their family has the ability to monitor and care for them. In that case no weaponary but also no locking them up.
What was naïve in what I said?
Where was I supporting governmental action?
Did you even read my statement?
not avoiding anything since we know very little about the whole story,, do you know more about it than the rest of us?? if so what do you know that we dont??The vast majority of people.
You are just trying to avoid the point if you are going to equate hearing voices with inner dialogue. That is monumentally ignorant.
If they have family that can care for them 24/7 I think nurture is always better than institution when possible. It's cheaper too because a tax payer is not covering the bill of mental hospital. If they can't be cared for properly then lock them up.Why should they not be locked up?
They are a danger to themselves and their families.
They are a danger to those family members.If they have family that can care for them 24/7 I think nurture is always better than institution when possible.
Why should they not be locked up?
They are a danger to themselves and their families.
They are a danger to those family members.
And themselves.
This is completely off topic.The federal government is largely restricted to specifying what types of military weapons may be privately owned. Individual states have much more latitude regarding when, where and who may possess firearms. As mentioned previously, states may detain individuals who are an imminent danger to themselves or others. However, the issue of whether such an individual should have his future rights to possess a gun depends on specific state laws regarding gun ownership and registration.
For example, if a state law requires registration to buy or possess a gun, then a background check is also permissible before accepting the registration. If another state doesn't have any restrictions on buying or possessing a gun, then prohibiting an individual from exercising these rights would be unconstitutional.
Not all mental illness is a danger. That's why I think it is a slippery slope Like for example if someone loses their temper in public or have alot of stress and they are over reacting, they could be deemed with an anger management disorder and have rights taken away. I mean look at the way politics works. In Canada they are already looking into euthanizing the homeless, disabled and mentally ill.They are a danger to those family members.
And themselves.