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Gun Control & RKBA

customerserviceguy

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1. So

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Mon Jun 24, 2019, 09:23 PM

Jun 2019

If I think that a neighbor with a legal firearm is somehow a threat to me, then I have the constitutional right to break and enter into his home to seize his gun, and turn it into police?

Probably not.

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Florida woman charged after giving husband's guns to police [View all] Eugene Jun 2019 OP

So customerserviceguy Jun 2019 #1

Yes. Because teh gunz are bad The Mouth Jun 2019 #3

You gottit. n/t customerserviceguy Jun 2019 #4

If you "think" a "neighbor" is "somehow" a threat? Really? elias7 Jun 2019 #5

Florida "stand your ground" would let her shoot him dead when he rammed her and be home for supper. IADEMO2004 Jun 2019 #2

Apparently in Florida sarisataka Jun 2019 #6

Hopefully the guy, who was so careless with securing his guns, is banned for life from owning any. Kaleva Jul 2019 #8

There are right ways and wrong ways to do things. ManiacJoe Jun 2019 #7