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[theGinsue]

SB25-034 - is just stupid.

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Agreed!

Here's a novel idea for waiving your 2A rights (this may seem extreme to some so bear with me):
If you don't want to exercise your 2A rights, don't buy or acquire a firearm.
Pretty simple and avoids the need to involve the legislative process.

As already stated, this isn't about "voluntary" waiving of rights, this is to facilitate coerced waiving of your rights.

[Oscar77]

Agreed!

Here's a novel idea for waiving your 2A rights (this may seem extreme to some so bear with me):
If you don't want to exercise your 2A rights, don't buy or acquire a firearm.
Pretty simple and avoids the need to involve the legislative process.

As already stated, this isn't about "voluntary" waiving of rights, this is to facilitate coerced waiving of your rights.

While I agree that SB 25-034 is stupid and pretty much a waste of time and effort:

Both you and DDT need to slow-your-roll on the this-is the-end-of the-world stuff.......................... it isn't.
This isn't about or will end up being anything close to some forced giving up of your 2A rights.
Thats the red-flag laws............. this is just nonsense.
Besides this will never pass, so this argument is moot.

[DDT951]

While I agree that SB 25-034 is stupid and pretty much a waste of time and effort:

Both you and DDT need to slow-your-roll on the this-is the-end-of the-world stuff.......................... it isn't.
This isn't about or will end up being anything close to some forced giving up of your 2A rights.
Thats the red-flag laws............. this is just nonsense.
Besides this will never pass, so this argument is moot.

I disagree.

Red flag laws have restrictions around them and they are not "voluntary".

Why would we need a law where someone calls CBI and fills out an on-line form surrendering 2A rights? It makes no sense unless they want to "volun-force" people.

I dont know about anyone on the this forum that needed to call CBI, so that they don't buy a gun.

When I was married, the biggest obstacle to buying a gun was a wife. That was who I had to call for rejection of buying a gun.

If you dont want to buy a gun, simply dont buy one. No need one call CBI.

If you think I am being paranoid, explain the need to the law for me other than "volun-force" people into it.

Keeping that in mind, explain it along with banning sale/manufacture/transfer of EVERY semi auto centerfire rifle in the state.