Red Flag Laws

[arakboss]

Being that I'm a very private person, only those few who make it into the circle of trust know any details regarding my firearms ownership. And when I say few, I literally mean few...

I believe in limiting my exposure and my liabilities...

Don't let Focker into your circle

 

[RicInOR]

This is a variation on the Red Flag laws. Or, Swatting Or, Doxxing. Well maybe not quite the same as SWATTING.


"the Gun Offender Dashboard, "
"These are not offenders, they're arrestees," "
"the Chicago Police Department allows the public to look up people who have been arrested on gun charges and whether they have made bail, "

Pre Conviction

Chicago police unveil controversial new tool to track gun suspects

A new online tool launched by the Chicago Police Department allows the public to look up people who have been arrested on gun charges and whether they have made bail, prompting criticism by civil l…

thehill.com

 

[3MTA3]

Red Flag Attacks, Obfuscation & Avoidance Techniques

I'm pissed, they're ripping the Second Amendment from the Constitution and this article suggests ways to hide.
Screw that.
I won't change a thing.
Either this is still America or it isn't.

Next thing you now it they will be throwing people in jail because they "might" rob a bank or shoplift. Once the precedence is set to suspend due process it's only a matter of time. Couple this with the beginnings of a push to have US citizens subject to the same type of "citizenship ranking" system currently in place in China.

See you all in the re-education camps.

 

[Jabba]

Looks like this seizure may have done some good, the guy was threatening genocide against antifa to a congressman(probably an idle threat, but who knows with somebody who's bipolar). What I don't get is, if he is an "EXTREME RISK!" why would the cops wait two weeks after getting the order to decide to serve it? Seems like good evidence to use in court to argue that they in fact don't think he's a risk. I think it's mainly the FBI was concerned, and told the local cops to use state law to take the guns, and they weren't as concerned by him.

Former Marine said he’d ‘slaughter’ antifa. The FBI, using Oregon’s new red flag law, took his guns away

Law enforcement agents also had Shane Kohfield committed to a veterans’ hospital in Portland. He spent the next 20 days there.

www.oregonlive.com

 

[awshoot]

This is a variation on the Red Flag laws. Or, Swatting Or, Doxxing. Well maybe not quite the same as SWATTING.


"the Gun Offender Dashboard, "
"These are not offenders, they're arrestees," "
"the Chicago Police Department allows the public to look up people who have been arrested on gun charges and whether they have made bail, "

Pre Conviction

Chicago police unveil controversial new tool to track gun suspects

A new online tool launched by the Chicago Police Department allows the public to look up people who have been arrested on gun charges and whether they have made bail, prompting criticism by civil l…

thehill.com

We're moving into a post-law era. We see that with the Twitter and Facebook lynchings -- people's economic and social lives being utterly destroyed often for things that aren't even crimes. You don't even have to be a user to get lynched -- though it does increase the liklihood. To have a government agency jumping on that bandwagon is not a good sign.

 

[Mathias]

Looks like this seizure may have done some good, the guy was threatening genocide against antifa to a congressman(probably an idle threat, but who knows with somebody who's bipolar). What I don't get is, if he is an "EXTREME RISK!" why would the cops wait two weeks after getting the order to decide to serve it? Seems like good evidence to use in court to argue that they in fact don't think he's a risk. I think it's mainly the FBI was concerned, and told the local cops to use state law to take the guns, and they weren't as concerned by him.

Former Marine said he’d ‘slaughter’ antifa. The FBI, using Oregon’s new red flag law, took his guns away

Law enforcement agents also had Shane Kohfield committed to a veterans’ hospital in Portland. He spent the next 20 days there.

www.oregonlive.com

Now if antifa had said they were going to slaughter the right nothing would have happened.

 

[titsonritz]

It just a little Déjà vu coming at you...

 

[GOG]

On any given day any one of us could be PO'd and say the "wrong thing". Boom, lose your rights as well as what could be thousands of dollars of personal property, not to mention being left unarmed.

If this becomes a regular occurrence, people are going to die and the gov will be guilty of murder.

This could be a breaking point. We as a country are facing a number of extreme turning points.
Either the Constitution is our founding document or it's not.
Otherwise, "Unintended Consequences" is more than a book title.