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Gun Control & RKBA

SecularMotion

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3. That's the position of the NRA

Reply to gejohnston (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 13, 2015, 11:16 AM

Jul 2015

The NRA attacked the bill, which also mandates the removal of firearms and ammunition from those served with an order of protection, saying it was “designed to bypass due process to deprive gun owners of their rights in domestic abuse proceedings.”

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Here’s Where the NRA Stops Cooperating on Domestic Violence Reform [View all] SecularMotion Jul 2015 OP

it violates due process and takings clause gejohnston Jul 2015 #1

That's the position of the NRA SecularMotion Jul 2015 #3

How about that. blueridge3210 Jul 2015 #4

If a man intended to stalk his ex but knew she was armed so he filed a bogus RO to disarm her Nuclear Unicorn Jul 2015 #5

The NRA also takes the position that water is wet - I'm against it! DonP Jul 2015 #6

I'm confused. Are you for or against due process? beevul Jul 2015 #7

"poisoning the well" Lizzie Poppet Jul 2015 #8

Damn right! Due process can go suck it when it comes to GUNZ! DonP Jul 2015 #2

Protection orders ARE due process zipplewrath Jul 2015 #9

Not so Shamash Jul 2015 #10

Kinda like a grand jury zipplewrath Jul 2015 #11