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Obama to Seek New Assault Weapons Ban

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Self-certification is the law



Nice rant, but you aren't answering his question. Are YOU ok with self-certification?



No - the question is, why is he NOT ok with self-certification?



We're discussing self-certification of sanity here.
The answer to your question is self evident.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, the problem's electrical.

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You still dodge and weave.

You wrote:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."

Apparently this is NOT what you meant. You don't care if they ARE under treatment, you only care about what they CLAIM to be.

Your recent statements show that what you really meant was:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal or a convicted felon and claims that he or she is not under psychiatric treatment."

Is that more accurate?



So... you are in favor of having all psychiatric medical records available to public inspection? Well... good thing that we might be going to that anyway. Who needs patient/physician confidentiality anyway? Or are you in favor of demanding that all firearm owners take a psych evaluation? Would that make you feel "safer"?

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If you deal with large numbers of people on a daily basis, your bullshit meter really get honed. Typically the best way to deal with bullshit is to confront it directly. So feel free to attack me personally instead of defining what an "assault weapon" is and how our currently restrictions aren't restrictive enough. Also please show and explain how the previous bill decreased any crimes involving a weapon. Please also show how when the bill sunsetted, how crime dramatically jumped with the previously banned weapons.

Have you wondered why someone who has to deal with criminals with guns on a daily basis is so adamantly opposed to a new "assault weapon" ban?



Why would I want to do that? I agree with you that there should not be a ban. As a matter of fact, there should be absolutely no restriction on any weapons one can purchase in the USA.

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You still dodge and weave.

You wrote:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."

Apparently this is NOT what you meant. You don't care if they ARE under treatment, you only care about what they CLAIM to be.

Your recent statements show that what you really meant was:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal or a convicted felon and claims that he or she is not under psychiatric treatment."

Is that more accurate?



So... you are in favor of having all psychiatric medical records available to public inspection? Well... good thing that we might be going to that anyway. Who needs patient/physician confidentiality anyway? Or are you in favor of demanding that all firearm owners take a psych evaluation? Would that make you feel "safer"?



STRAWMAN ALERT.

I wrote no such thing. I'm trying to clarify what mnealtx meant when he wrote:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."
If you can't fix it with a hammer, the problem's electrical.

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You still dodge and weave.

You wrote:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."

Apparently this is NOT what you meant. You don't care if they ARE under treatment, you only care about what they CLAIM to be.

Your recent statements show that what you really meant was:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal or a convicted felon and claims that he or she is not under psychiatric treatment."

Is that more accurate?



So... you are in favor of having all psychiatric medical records available to public inspection? Well... good thing that we might be going to that anyway. Who needs patient/physician confidentiality anyway? Or are you in favor of demanding that all firearm owners take a psych evaluation? Would that make you feel "safer"?



STRAWMAN ALERT.

I wrote no such thing. I'm trying to clarify what mnealtx meant when he wrote:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."



No... I'm asking YOU.

You obviously have problems with what he said. I'm asking YOU what you want.

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You still dodge and weave.

You wrote:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."

Apparently this is NOT what you meant. You don't care if they ARE under treatment, you only care about what they CLAIM to be.

Your recent statements show that what you really meant was:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal or a convicted felon and claims that he or she is not under psychiatric treatment."

Is that more accurate?



So... you are in favor of having all psychiatric medical records available to public inspection? Well... good thing that we might be going to that anyway. Who needs patient/physician confidentiality anyway? Or are you in favor of demanding that all firearm owners take a psych evaluation? Would that make you feel "safer"?



STRAWMAN ALERT.

I wrote no such thing. I'm trying to clarify what mnealtx meant when he wrote:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."



No... I'm asking YOU.

You obviously have problems with what he said. I'm asking YOU what you want.



I would prefer not to arm someone who is under psychiatric treatment.

mnealtx's comments show that he only cares that they CLAIM not to be under psychiatric treatment.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, the problem's electrical.

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So... you are in favor of having all psychiatric medical records available to public inspection? Well... good thing that we might be going to that anyway. Who needs patient/physician confidentiality anyway? Or are you in favor of demanding that all firearm owners take a psych evaluation? Would that make you feel "safer"?



STRAWMAN ALERT.
I wrote no such thing. I'm trying to clarify what mnealtx meant when he wrote: "I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."



No... I'm asking YOU.

You obviously have problems with what he said. I'm asking YOU what you want.



I would prefer not to arm someone who is under psychiatric treatment.

mnealtx's comments show that he only cares that they CLAIM not to be under psychiatric treatment.



So.. how do you PROVE that someone isn't under psychiatric treatment? I understand your desire, but don't get to the practical application of your statement.

Do you wish to have all psych records open to public review?

Which diagnoses? Just psychotic breakdowns? depression? baby blues? homosexuality (it has a diagnosis code in ICD 9)? marital counseling?

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Mr. Cho managed to buy his guns quite legally.



No, he did not - he LIED on the form. Unfortunately, the state did not flag the NICS database, so he did not trigger an alert.



OMG, people LIE on the form? Oh the humanity. Say it ain't so.

I don't suppose it occurred to you that this might be a little problem with self-certification? No, I don't suppose it did.

Now I have to go to work.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, the problem's electrical.

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You still dodge and weave.

You wrote:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."

Apparently this is NOT what you meant. You don't care if they ARE under treatment, you only care about what they CLAIM to be.

Your recent statements show that what you really meant was:

"I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal or a convicted felon and claims that he or she is not under psychiatric treatment."

Is that more accurate?



Yes, I forgot to mention the 'convicted felon' part - now, are you done quibbling?
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Why is it you are not accusing mnealtx of being a troll?



His previous posts on here, for one, where he has stated his opinion in this matter.

Is there no one who will define what an "assault weapon" is besides a weapon with full capacity magazines that "looks scary?"
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So... you are in favor of having all psychiatric medical records available to public inspection? Well... good thing that we might be going to that anyway. Who needs patient/physician confidentiality anyway? Or are you in favor of demanding that all firearm owners take a psych evaluation? Would that make you feel "safer"?



STRAWMAN ALERT.
I wrote no such thing. I'm trying to clarify what mnealtx meant when he wrote: "I have no objection to arming someone that is not a wanted criminal and is not under psychiatric treatment."



No... I'm asking YOU.

You obviously have problems with what he said. I'm asking YOU what you want.



I would prefer not to arm someone who is under psychiatric treatment.

mnealtx's comments show that he only cares that they CLAIM not to be under psychiatric treatment.



So.. how do you PROVE that someone isn't under psychiatric treatment? I understand your desire, but don't get to the practical application of your statement.

Do you wish to have all psych records open to public review?



I think you have a bad case of false dichotomy and appeal to emotion there, Dr.

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Mr. Cho managed to buy his guns quite legally.



No, he did not - he LIED on the form. Unfortunately, the state did not flag the NICS database, so he did not trigger an alert.



OMG, people LIE on the form? Oh the humanity. Say it ain't so.

I don't suppose it occurred to you that this might be a little problem with self-certification? No, I don't suppose it did.

Now I have to go to work.



I didn't say that - I said the current situation is the law.

How would YOU solve what you percieve to be such a great problem?

Before you trot out some bullshit about psych evals, recognize this -

1. It is a violation of HIPPA law.

2. You throw the door WIDE open to the same sort of scrutiny given to other rights, such as speech or voting.

Now, you may proceed.
Mike
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You obviously have problems with what he said. I'm asking YOU what you want.



I would prefer not to arm someone who is under psychiatric treatment.

mnealtx's comments show that he only cares that they CLAIM not to be under psychiatric treatment.



So.. how do you PROVE that someone isn't under psychiatric treatment? I understand your desire, but don't get to the practical application of your statement.

Do you wish to have all psych records open to public review?



I think you have a bad case of false dichotomy and appeal to emotion there, Dr.



How so? I'm asking him to define a practical application of his desire. Just saying "I would prefer" doesn't give good guidance. I just want him to look at the problem and determine how to fix it.

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