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Red flag laws
Will red flag laws affect everyone or will some people or groups be unaffected say my local law enforcement. If im really concerned about someone that works in the law enforcement and believe he or she is a threat to themselves or the public will they implement the law on them. What if it’s the whole police department that is a threat or to themselves or the public.
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Laws are for the subjects, not the rulers or their brute squads.
Even if you were 100% right reporting, on one of them, would put you in the crosshairs.
If you have a protected status/position you might be ok, but if you don’t you’re fucked.
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If someone is targeted by an “anonymous tip”, if that person is in law enforcement they’re much more likely to get all phone call by their buddy rather than their front door kicked in.
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As person with a long history of mental disorders, but with a clean criminal record, and decades of experience with gun safety. This terrifies me. To me this sounds like a back door for us undesirable likes to loose our freedoms due to illness. Or maybe I’m just paranoid. Probably both though in all seriousness.
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It’s been tried — didn’t work out well for the complainant.
The [one
red flag” perjury conviction on record](https://www.9news.com/article/news/crime/woman-guilty-of-perjury-for-lying-on-red-flag-petition-against-csu-police-officer/73-92867289-523c-4a48-a299-efb24b47dafe) was an attempt to use the law against a police officer. -
It’s up to the states. I can imagine a few won’t pass them.
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They only remain unaffected unless you call in a red-flag warning on your local cops.
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There is no federal red flag law. 19 states currently have red flag laws. The bill if/when passed will likely not change this much. A couple of states that have already been working on red flag laws may enact them. Other than that nothing is going to change.
