It’s been a little over one month since new gun safety laws were implemented in the state of Michigan: Safe storage, universal background checks, and extreme risk protection orders — the latter better known as the “red flag law.” How’s it going?
In other words, 35 Michiganders have had their constitutional rights violated without due process.
A bunch of cops showing up at your door is the way the state indicates they are here to personally harm you. I would much rather go out bleeding in my house than getting locked inside of a cage for decades.
That’s exactly what the law is intended to prevent:
if a person is found to be at risk of harm to themselves or others with a gun, the state’s new so-called ‘red flag’ law can temporarily take away their firearms.
From my cold, dead hands.
I can’t imagine what made 35 people who were targeted by their government give up their best protection from the government.
By yourself you’ll lose every time. Who has actually fought off the government and things just went back to normal ?
A bunch of cops showing up at your door is probably a very good deterrent to any resistance. Most people dont want to be a matyr.
A bunch of cops showing up at your door is the way the state indicates they are here to personally harm you. I would much rather go out bleeding in my house than getting locked inside of a cage for decades.
Easy to say that, but when they actually do show up, thats another story.
That’s exactly what the law is intended to prevent:
“Temporarily” take away their rights.
They’re from the government, and they’re here to help, right?