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I guess this falls under the heading of crimes that MIGHT have been committed
Imagine your telephone ringing in the middle of the night. The caller informs you that he is a police officer. He wants to "get you the help and appropriate resources you need." But wait, you have not asked for any help, don't need any help, and certainly don't want this "help" in the middle of the night.
But this offer of "help" and "appropriate resources" is an offer you can't refuse. You see, your home is surrounded by SWAT teams from multiple jurisdictions. There are men in helmets with machine guns everywhere. Snipers are aiming at your home. You are told to come outside. You are promised you won't be arrested, handcuffed or removed from your property. You are told your possessions will not be confiscated. The friendly paramilitary troops outside your house just want to chat with you.
Any rational person would recognize the danger in refusing the orders of dozens of heavily armed cops.
You leave your home and immediately you are handcuffed at gunpoint and taken to a mental hospital for a "psychological evaluation." The police enter your home without a warrant, without permission, without probable cause and confiscate your firearms.
You have NOT been "arrested" so you have no right to an attorney. You have no right to remain silent. You are subjected to a "hold." You can be held for up to 180 days. You can be medicated against your will. Your crime? The lawful and state-approved purchase of firearms.
None of this is fiction or speculation. It happened to an Oregonian on March 8th. This is the new face of "gun control" in the age of Obama. Buy a gun, go to a mental hospital.
Read the rest of this frightening true story!
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Nanny State,
Police,
Second Amendment
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2 comments:
Now that's just great!!
Buy a firearm, legally, through an FFL Dealer, in Oregon, and face the possibility of this crap??!!
Just re-enforces my contention that any and all firearms purchases should be private party, face to face purchases.
Thats been my policy since the 70's.
Bob
III
I'm surprised he made it out alive.
Call someone crazy or a terrorist and you can unilaterally revoke their Constitutional rights (primarily habeas corpus from Article 1). You just "disappear" them.
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