RE: The Burden of Proof
August 19, 2011 at 9:58 pm
(This post was last modified: August 19, 2011 at 10:04 pm by The Grand Nudger.)
I don't know the situation on the ground in Arizona, but in FL you are (supposedly) no longer allowed to purchase a firearm after you've committed a felony. Some non violent felonies include most drug related offenses, and dui's. The 3 time stoner shouldn't be allowed to go deer hunting? Guy gets drunk and makes a bad decision and he shouldn't be allowed to go to the range ever again? Abuse of these laws is not a one way street.
You have guns, and you're not a murderous NRA gun nut. But you may be one hair away from pissing off the powers that be at any moment and finding yourself in a similar situation.
Why does it always feel like I'm arguing against a completely separate point in these discussions?
You have guns, and you're not a murderous NRA gun nut. But you may be one hair away from pissing off the powers that be at any moment and finding yourself in a similar situation.
Why does it always feel like I'm arguing against a completely separate point in these discussions?
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