(08-28-2018, 10:09 AM)imtheblkranger Wrote:

(08-28-2018, 07:45 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Finally, the state of Mental health is not fixed. Mental health at the time of purchase does not reflect mental health at the time of violation.

This is what I'd absolutely agree with. You buy a firearm 10 years ago, but go off the deep end 2 years ago, you still legally own a firearm even if you cant buy one now. I have no idea how to address that.

There is really no way to address it. In these instances it is really only the family and friends that might help in removing weapons from these crazies or alerting someone of recent or new purchases of weapons and in end the even if you could remove them from every single citizen diagnosed that would only really addresses an extremely small percentage of people that are killing with guns.

This country is way past the point where gun elimination is possible in reality. Simply too many weapons already in existence. Take me for example. You could show up to my house with the proof of a certain number of firearms I purchased or registered at some point and demand that I relinquish them. Even if I did I could do that and still have another 25 or so that you wouldn't or couldn't know that I own.

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