New York red flag petition oh boy

the watcher

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offspring of the new extreme risk protection order resource center. Anyone can initiate an ERPO on anyone and you may never face them and you are guilty until proven (by yourself) innocent at your expense. No knocks are in play here on the word of a "concerned citizen".
 
Wow. I guess it is now safe to say. . . all the folks that were afraid of what the left was going to do were right and the radicals were wrong, despite their gaslighting.

hmmmm, imagine that. :eusa_think:

What it tells you is that NO ONE is coming for your guns.
No one is coming for your guns, dumbass.
No one is coming for your guns, dumbass.
He isn't going to take your guns.
No one is coming for your guns.
No one is coming for your guns, needle dick.
But, take comfort, no one is coming for your guns. They're not coming for mine either.
No one is coming for your guns, Rambo.
NO ONE, pay attention, NO ONE is coming for your guns.
And no one is coming for your guns.

The Scariest Thing About This Election




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If the GOP were smart, they would get on this, PRONTO. They would make this, as big of an issue as the left makes abortion.

It is one thing to worry about mass shootings and gun deaths, it is quite another to completely circumvent the 2nd Amendment.

There are a good number of Democrats that would be offended by this, if they knew the extent of it. . . . I believe.
 
Extreme risk seems to be a reasonable reason to prevent a dangerous person from obtaining a firearm. What's the problem?
If it's reasonable, have the cops go to court with lawyers on BOTH sides for a commitment order. A secret trial in front of a judge when the defendant doesn't even know it's happening can't be constitutional. If they can get a hearing with a judge immediately to seize a person's weapons, they can get a hearing to commit that person in the same timeframe unless it's nothing but a kangaroo court.
 
offspring of the new extreme risk protection order resource center. Anyone can initiate an ERPO on anyone and you may never face them and you are guilty until proven (by yourself) innocent at your expense. No knocks are in play here on the word of a "concerned citizen".

These attacks on basic rights will be resisted.
 
Extreme risk seems to be a reasonable reason to prevent a dangerous person from obtaining a firearm. What's the problem?
Due process is ignored, for one. Protection from illegal search and seizure, for another. That and it flips the entire system of justice upside down for a third.
 
If it's reasonable, have the cops go to court with lawyers on BOTH sides for a commitment order. A secret trial in front of a judge when the defendant doesn't even know it's happening can't be constitutional. If they can get a hearing with a judge immediately to seize a person's weapons, they can get a hearing to commit that person in the same timeframe unless it's nothing but a kangaroo court.
Commitment? Secret trial? Confiscation is a different process. All we are talking about is a red flag on an application to purchase a firearm.
 

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