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Knightraven

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7. With the people with a criminal conviction, it is easy to do this, however...

Reply to Fire Walk With Me (Original post)

Sun May 5, 2013, 01:59 AM

May 2013

does this make anyone with a mental illness unable to have a weapon? Does people that is classed as having a psychological problem, but not one that makes them dangerous, lose theirs or is their a degree or classification they go by?

I ask this because it terrifies me about putting people in one lump and treating them in a way that they don't deserve. Where would they stop at "Lumping" people? How far could they go with this "Lumping"?

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Good mwrguy May 2013 #1

That's Mark Leno NBachers May 2013 #2

As I stated in another thread on this... Live and Learn May 2013 #3

I suppose a State Police representative goes to the individual Demeter May 2013 #4

There is no annual registration of guns in the state. NYC_SKP May 2013 #5

I don't like guns, I especially dislike the thousands of needless gun-related deaths and injuries Fire Walk With Me May 2013 #6

With the people with a criminal conviction, it is easy to do this, however... Knightraven May 2013 #7