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Originally posted by shovelhead:
Our illustrious Attorney General on McRae’s conviction:

Attorney General Dana Nessel says it’s not that simple. McRae had no previous convictions, so he never would have seen a five year sentence.

“The guidelines are very low you don’t have any prior offenses so it’s I don’t wanna say it’s unlikely it’s at this point almost impossible for a person to actually serve time for it, so when I see people saying well, he should’ve done five years for carrying a concealed weapon, first thing that’s such a common offense that we’d have to build new prisons. Secondly, the way the guidelines are squared right now, it’s just impractical and improbable that that would actually occur,” Nessel says.

Nessel says the main challenge is making sure those not allowed to have guns don’t get them.

She says that would take a massive increase in resources

I'm going to start to use their own propaganda against them:
"If it saves ONE PERSON!"
"Think of the CHILDREN!"

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Originally posted by flashguy:
I seem to recall that an Arizona Sheriff put violators in tent cities and fed them green bologna sandwiches.

flashguy

^^^^^^IIRC didnt that sheriff also supply pink towels / pink t-shirts / pink underwear / open air tent city in the desert south west.. And if any item could be painted pink it was painted pink....... IIRC a news story where some of the residents of the tent city being interviewed for tv news were very vocal about they would not be returning to that facility. .......... drill sgt.

My apologies for being absent in this thread my daughter came home.

My daughter has been a member of the shooting team for some time. She is into pistol and rifle. The college provides no facilities even though money was specifically donated for such. All the money the team gets is from sponsors, donation and the members.

One of her teammates was shot in the back of the head at Berkeley hall. He was among the first. His teammates were present and there was little to do since you can’t legally carry on campus. He was transported to Sparrow and is in a medically induced coma.

They can’t have a go fund me or the hospital takes it all til the bills are paid. This teammate if they survive will likely not have a quality of life.

MSU some time ago had officers remove sidearms off their persons. I don’t know if they were in the cruisers or at the station. This went down when G Floyd was killed.

My daughter has survivor guilt and innocence has been lost. Spent the weekend talking with her and counseling her. She is afraid to return to campus. I understand that. I am sure most of you do as well. I told her fear is normal and to not let it paralyze or limit her. She is returning to campus today and will walk with her pitbull to overcome her fears. I hope she can overcome these obstacles in time.

We discussed carrying though it may be against the law in some locations. The risks and benifits. That is a choice only she can make. I will say that my vision is not so good at times.

I wanted to thank the members who provided me with real time info via links to scanners. I sent it to my daughter, she forwarded it to those who needed it. Thanks for the emails.

Para thank you for checking on me the day after. I appreciate it more than you know. I agree with the policy of not posting and giving these vermin the 15 min of fame.

Thank you all. You are very certainly family not by blood but by choice.

If you have private health insurance get her into see a clinical Psychologist asap. The earlier the better. Off campus is best as MSU has 50 thousand students and cannot adequately offer services.