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Originally Posted by GoldenRivet
yes... with a warrant
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A warrant should not be a mandatory requirement for that kind of situation, simply because of the amount of time it would and could take (time enough to dispose of any evidence) and the fact you're dealing with a convicted felon who has shown no regard for the law in the past.
But in regards to good and upstanding citizens with no criminal background (as of then), I think the standard warrant laws we're using right now should be kept (so one would not be needed if the citizen agreed to let the law search their home and obtain information on firearms they have, but one would be needed if they refused).
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Originally Posted by GoldenRivet
if they have that history - obtaining a warrant should be a piece of cake,
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That's hardly guaranteed given how many of these judges can be.
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or should we ALL eventually just open our doors to Obama and his gestapo clowns no questions asked?
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I have no trouble doing it. But then again, I'm only one person with nothing to hide.
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Are you new to America?
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If you think asking for information about guns in this kind of manner is an authoritarian thing to do (as bad as the Gestapo's tactics apparently lol), then Golden, you have never lived in a country or even been
CLOSE to a country with an actual authoritarian government, and you would not last long in one either...
I'm lucky to be living under these kinds of laws (I could be a lot worse off right now), and so are you, quite frankly. As I result, I'm not going to complain. But if you want to that's your right.
Just my two cents.