Appeals court upholds ban on gun sales to medical marijuana card holders

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09-01-2016, 16:13
izzy

I had $2k in cash on me while trying to go through security at DIA a while back. I got pulled to the side and questioned about it pretty harshly. The TSA couldn't seem to understand the concept of travel money and seemed to think it was a crime. In the end they inspected each bill and let me go on my way.
09-01-2016, 16:19
Irving

Oh I get how cash is scrutinized and is total bs. Once credit cards arrived on scene, the government seemed to forget that cash is legal currency.
09-01-2016, 16:26
ray1970

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Originally Posted by izzy

I had $2k in cash on me while trying to go through security at DIA a while back. I got pulled to the side and questioned about it pretty harshly. The TSA couldn't seem to understand the concept of travel money and seemed to think it was a crime. In the end they inspected each bill and let me go on my way.

How did they know you had the cash? I've been through screening several times with more than that.
09-01-2016, 16:42
Grant H.

I may be the odd man out here, but I am glad that they ruled this way.

One of the things I hear in the 2A community is that we don't need new laws, we just need to enforce our current laws.

Well, currently, it isn't legal to own a firearm and use pot. They ruled correctly.
09-01-2016, 17:05
roberth

Part of me likes this because dope is still a federal schedule 1 thing and this ruling is consistent with current law.

Part of me does not like this because a person should be able to do what they want provided they don't hurt anyone. So if a person likes guns and dope as long as they are personally responsible enough to leave their guns alone while they are stoned then why can't they do both.

The reality is that the government has gradually removed the need for personal responsibility by legislating so many things we do so now we have all these laws that quite a few people need because they have no self control.
09-01-2016, 17:15
Grant H.

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Originally Posted by roberth

The reality is that the government has gradually removed the need for personal responsibility by legislating so many things we do so now we have all these laws that quite a few people need because they have no self control.

So true.

Considering the number of 'tards that can't be bothered to follow the rules of legal pot in CO, I wouldn't trust a single one of them to not be screwing with guns while high.
09-01-2016, 17:17
Grant H.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

How did they know you had the cash? I've been through screening several times with more than that.

Same.

How'd they know? If you didn't declare, was it all new bills?
09-01-2016, 17:51
Jim B

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Originally Posted by Grant H.

I may be the odd man out here, but I am glad that they ruled this way.

One of the things I hear in the 2A community is that we don't need new laws, we just need to enforce our current laws.

Well, currently, it isn't legal to own a firearm and use pot. They ruled correctly.

I think the ruling was in regard to having a MJ card, not necessarily using it.
09-01-2016, 19:04
Grant H.

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Originally Posted by Jim B

I think the ruling was in regard to having a MJ card, not necessarily using it.

Are you actually going to try and tell me there are people that bother getting their Medical MJ card and don't use MJ?

I have a bridge in NY to sell you if you actually believe that...
09-01-2016, 19:07
izzy

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Originally Posted by ray1970

How did they know you had the cash? I've been through screening several times with more than that.

I had it in my pocket when I went through the scanner.

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