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Lee-Lee

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37. You cant take away a civil right due to government incompetence

Mon Mar 12, 2018, 05:38 AM

Mar 2018

That isn’t how this works.

Using your logic we should also put a wide moritorium on election until we can be sure they are all down properly with no interference, no outside, no voter suppression.

And even f you wouldn’t support that, the precedent you would set doing it for one right would open the door wide for doing it for every other.

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Remember The 15 New Mexico Boy Who Killed Both Parents & 3 Siblings? He's Getting Released [View all] SoCalMusicLover Mar 2018 OP

They can make him a poster child for the 2nd ammendment. McCamy Taylor Mar 2018 #1

Wait . . . what???? n/t MichMary Mar 2018 #2

Exactly. No link, no credibility. Fred Sanders Mar 2018 #4

Could you give us a link? whathehell Mar 2018 #3

Release delayed. Prosecutors are fighting it: janx Mar 2018 #5

This kid had plans to kill more people and then die in a shootout with police tblue37 Mar 2018 #32

Link to name change request info: janx Mar 2018 #6

He looks evil. smirkymonkey Mar 2018 #8

Mental illness, I've always suspected. janx Mar 2018 #10

I hope he can become a well adjusted member of society. NCTraveler Mar 2018 #7

Doubtful. His own sister doesn't want him to get out: janx Mar 2018 #9

Just read some of the articles. NCTraveler Mar 2018 #13

But... sarah FAILIN Mar 2018 #39

And I hope that pigs learn to fly. LisaL Mar 2018 #12

That would be amazing. NCTraveler Mar 2018 #14

Just as amazing as the guy in question becoming a law abiding and well behaved member of society. LisaL Mar 2018 #21

He can buy all the guns and bump stocks he wants ecstatic Mar 2018 #11

No, he cant. That is an outright lie Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #16

Are you sure? He was tried as a juvenile. Doesn't that mean that ecstatic Mar 2018 #18

Not for those purposes Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #19

In juvenile courts, generally, you are not convicted of the felony - Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #20

And aren't juvenile records sealed? LisaL Mar 2018 #23

Generally - Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #25

I tried to google info on whether people with a juvenile delinquent past could purchase firearms ecstatic Mar 2018 #29

That is likely the case. Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #30

If he gets that name change, he will be hard to track, so he probably won't find tblue37 Mar 2018 #31

The court will notify NICS Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #33

Just as the military is supposed to notify about domestic abuse--but doesn't. tblue37 Mar 2018 #34

Yep. All the rules in the workd are useless if the people in charge of them dont do their jobs Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #35

If that's the case, then we need a nation wide moratorium ecstatic Mar 2018 #36

You cant take away a civil right due to government incompetence Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #37

So, let's get rid of the rules? TheSmarterDog Mar 2018 #38

No, you make ones and back them up with enough enforcement to ensure compliance Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #40

And that's exactly what rational people are trying to do. TheSmarterDog Mar 2018 #41

WHY? SoCalMusicLover Mar 2018 #15

Because some people push for juveniles to never be tried as adults Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #17

Because he was a minor and judge decided to sentence him as a minor. LisaL Mar 2018 #22

Ruling sends Griego case back to judge janx Mar 2018 #24

Its one of the rare occasions of first impression, marybourg Mar 2018 #26

No. You're wrong. Fake news. left-of-center2012 Mar 2018 #27

He was set to be released but prosecution appealed. LisaL Mar 2018 #28