Micahweeks
New member
A post about the Oklahoma pharmacy shooting brought up a really good point.
Some people are mentally unstable and have never committed a felony. However, many people feel that they should not be allowed to carry or have access to a firearm.
How do you create a policy limiting access to firearms for those people who are mentally unstable without infringing on stable, law-abiding citizens 2nd Amendment rights?
(Disclaimer: I am not claiming Mr. Ersland to be mentally unstable. At least not here. If you want to discuss him specifically the thread is in another section and very easy to see since it was up to 27 pages the last time I checked. This is a blanket question applying to anyone you believe to be mentally unfit.)
Some people are mentally unstable and have never committed a felony. However, many people feel that they should not be allowed to carry or have access to a firearm.
How do you create a policy limiting access to firearms for those people who are mentally unstable without infringing on stable, law-abiding citizens 2nd Amendment rights?
(Disclaimer: I am not claiming Mr. Ersland to be mentally unstable. At least not here. If you want to discuss him specifically the thread is in another section and very easy to see since it was up to 27 pages the last time I checked. This is a blanket question applying to anyone you believe to be mentally unfit.)