Roadrunner
Roadrunner
Get some cases of the feds going to Colorado and double checking firearms purchases with legal weed purchases, and prosecuting, and you will have a point.Under federal law, any use of MJ is illegal/unlawful, forcing a "yes" response to 11e, which will deny the purchase.This is correct.There is no rule of law anymore.Several states have legalized recreational MJ use, several others have legalized medicinal use.
However, as use is still illegal at the federal level, you cannot legally buy a gun if you use MJ for either purpose.
Question for supporters of recreational/medical MJ use:
Since it is legal to use MJ under your state laws, should you be able to legally buy a gun?
Please be sure to explain your response.
If you buy guns, the form only asks if you are an illegal user of weed.
At least that is how I recall it; I do not buy many NIB guns in stores.
People who use recreational/medicinal MJ are using an illegal drug.
Thus, my question: Since it is legal to use MJ under your state laws, should you be able to legally buy a gun?
It doesn't ask if the drug you use is illegal.Please why you want people who use an illegal drug to be able to buy guns.Simply, yes.Several states have legalized recreational MJ use, several others have legalized medicinal use.
However, as use is still illegal at the federal level, you cannot legally buy a gun if you use MJ for either purpose.
Question for supporters of recreational/medical MJ use:
Since it is legal to use MJ under your state laws, should you be able to legally buy a gun?
Please be sure to explain your response.
It asks if you are an unlawful user of that drug.
That it may not be illegal under state law means nothing.
We have a President threatening Border Patrol agents with loss of jobs and benefits if they enforce existing law Obama has voided by decree, and you are worried about some theoretical pot smoker in Colorado or Washington buying a gun?
Get a fuckin' life.