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CyborgUprising
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20 Dec 2012, 3:16 pm

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from my cold dead hands they will


F*ck that, it won't be my hands that are cold and dead. The can take my guns "with their cold undead hands" is my new slogan after all this BS.


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20 Dec 2012, 3:20 pm

the boston herald reported today that massachusetts law enforcement does want mental health history's as part of FID card application.those with mental or neurological conditions are free to own guns if they are working with a doctor and taking medication if needed.
i doubt obama will go left of massachusetts especial with a republican house of reps.


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20 Dec 2012, 5:27 pm

CyborgUprising wrote:
Dox47 wrote:
Jacoby wrote:
from my cold dead hands they will


F*ck that, it won't be my hands that are cold and dead. The can take my guns "with their cold undead hands" is my new slogan after all this BS.


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While I'll give you that most gun controllers seem to be brain-dead, I'm not sure if they technically qualify as zombies yet.


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20 Dec 2012, 7:29 pm

Well, mental health screening as part of gun control, after these incidents, I think many people would favor that idea, and *I can see why*

Where AS come in this? I don't know, however, in one hand, I'd be glad that psychological evaluations take part on wether someone is liable to carry a fire weapon (to be a danger to society and all) Problem though that AS, in some cases, is acompanied with other issues.

But I won't get into the "rights of aspies to carry gun" and stuff, the question is where to draw the line, or wether psychological history or evaluations is thought to be necessary.



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20 Dec 2012, 9:31 pm

blunnet wrote:
Well, mental health screening as part of gun control, after these incidents, I think many people would favor that idea, and *I can see why*

Where AS come in this? I don't know, however, in one hand, I'd be glad that psychological evaluations take part on wether someone is liable to carry a fire weapon (to be a danger to society and all) Problem though that AS, in some cases, is acompanied with other issues.

But I won't get into the "rights of aspies to carry gun" and stuff, the question is where to draw the line, or wether psychological history or evaluations is thought to be necessary.

No psychological testing can prove you will go off. They can test that you have some amount of capacity to do something violent but they cannot test the moral component that is what it all comes down to. Besides, you are innocent until proven guilty and cannot have your rights taken away without due process.


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20 Dec 2012, 10:02 pm

What mental health screening can tell if you're a sociopath?