(07-31-2018, 11:10 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: So a system that places trust in law enforcement that is further checked by agreement from a court of law to determine if an individual may be unfit to possess a weapon strikes fear and paranoia - but we are supposed to trust these same guardians of justice with the use of lethal force in routine traffic stops?

Hmmmm. I thought we were supposed to be able to trust these people? No?

I don’t get the gun loss fear. What are you guys so scared of?

Why are you so quick and willing to support an ability to extinguish a right, without proper checks and balances, whether you use that right or not? Why are you so willing to have more government involved to decide what they think is necessary for your safety? Is blind trust that you suggest such a good thing? Should that court of law be able to take away a right without proper due process? Would this law have prevented any of the violence that brought such legislation to the table? The fact that you throw out terms like fear, paranoia, and scared shows you aren’t open to honest talk and your opinion must reign, while all others hold no validity.

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