Nevada mmj patients can possess guns as long as you're not under the influence during the possession of it.
Can't family members already "myer, meyer act and baker act other members? ( one is for alcoholism I think and the other is for insanity?)
In enacting the Myers Act, the legislature determined that alcohol and alcoholism were problems in Florida and that remedial action by the legislative body was
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The Florida Mental Health Act of 1971 (Florida Statute 394.451-394.47891 (2009 rev.)), commonly known as the "Baker Act," allows the involuntary institutionalization
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The issue is not "involuntary institutionalization"...the issue is: Having your firearms "confiscated" based on the "words" of any "relative"...cuz they say "you pose a threat" (no proof required--until 14 days later at the hearing). This is a FIRST!
Is it me or does anyone else see the potential misuse of the law? Imagine evil retribution between rival factions of a feuding family (aka revenge), or coercive power this gives someone...."you better do ____________ or I'll have your firearms confiscated".
And...the bottomline question is, would this law change the horrible killing in Santa Barbara? Nope. Its a "feel-good law", period.
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It seems pretty sensible to me.
Years ago, someone I know had all his guns confiscated because he had made threats against the man his wife was fucking while he was working. Once things cooled down he got them back. This was back when people still had handguns here.
It's pretty obvious that someone who isn't right in the head can;t be trusted with firearms.
I still find it hilarious that you gys think your guns are going to protect you from the gubmint.....lolololololololol...they'll roll right the fuck over. They've got the guns, but we've go the numbers.......but they've got the drones.
Yeah that's probably a good reason not to go around banging peoples wives. LOL
Rights vs Privileges
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So you see rights are inherent in our existence, we own ourselves and have the responsibility to protect ourselves and our family.
Especially in the US where the courts have ruled numerous times the police have no duty to protect individuals. Plus it is impossible for them to be everywhere at once, and most smart people know to avoid them like the plague because often they are more dangerous than any criminal element out there.
These rights must be used responsibly of course because other people have rights also. The application of the use of firearms can be for many situations but they are to protect life. If you don't have that ability it is open season on you and your family. Especially by the hypothetical disturbed fellow.
No one here wants to fight our own government, politically yeah, but not on the two way firing range. But things can get sketchy at times like at the Bundy ranch. Which proves a point that they can be put in their place when they go to terrorize families.
So weather one individual suspects it is ok to abrogate their own rights , that is fine. But they have no right to tell other people what rights they can have.
In this country people go off to die for that right and others, so as not to be disrespectful I think it is an important one not to be breached since it protects all the other rights we have.
I know I go against the growing sentiment in this country and others but once the idea is examined in the proper context instead of sound bites and ignorant and immature propositions then the sentiment will change.
I am limited in the amount of links I can provide so you will all have to do the digging through the stories yourselves.
Guns Save Lives
Stories of Self Defense
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Besides having a firearm on premises, what other things that most of us have/use to operate a cannabis cultivation operation that are "no-no's" to have?:
1. Scale (1lb+)
2. Turkey bags
3. Dried cannabis (drying and/or curing)
4. Weighed product in 1lb units
5. Cash
6. Cash counting devices
7. Ledger/book/record of product sales and $ owed
8. Paperwork found onsite connecting you to the cultivation operation (bills with your name/address)
Am I missing anything?
when I'm out n' about I carry a gun 24/7, I answer the front door w/one in hand as well if I don't know the person on the other side, sheriff response time to my home is usually 30-45 minutes and I have no intention of bleeding out while waiting for help.
a law like that would never fly in Minnesota, it would be shot down immediately along with the idiot who tried to introduce it.
One Sunday (on mothers day) there was a knock @ my door, the guy on the other side was asking about something I couldn't understand clearly. When I cracked the door open I was looking at a someone who would be aptly described as a tattooed thug, he was asking if my place was where the garage sale was and all the while failing to make eye contact with me, instead he was eyeballing my crib over my shoulder, suddenly Alice (my springer spaniel) let out a couple of loud barks which startled the fuck outta him judging by the way his feet left the ground.
Next thing you know he had a gun pointed in his face and a less than polite invitation to leave, I'd heard enough bullshit for the day. To satisfy myself of having made the right move I went for a ride, I didn't see a single 'Garage Sale' sign on any corner of any highway, considering that my home ALSO lacked any GS signs I knew I'd made the right move. He had probably been mumbling so that I'd be lured into opening the door to field his question.
it was a great mothers day, my own mom in NY didn't have to get a call that her son had been killed, the thugs mother also benefited similarly.
win win.......
guns save lives, good post bentom
Those all sound like things you'd need for a legitimate business. Things you'll need for providing a valuable service to your community. Lots of people want to get high, but they don't all have the time or space to grow their own plants.