Sucks to live in kalifornia
https://www.foxnews.com/politi...ands-gun-seizure-law

Man, when the ACLU comes out against you on a gun issue, you know you've turned it up to 11.

All the more reason to be the gray man - people wouldn't even know I owned guns in CA.

Even so, I don't flaunt it here and if I worked in a conventional type office, I'd never mention it. Ever.

Chuck Michel, calling Chuck Michel...

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Co-workers who want to request a gun violence restraining order will have to have "substantial and regular interactions" with gun owners, and co-workers and school employees will need to get approval from their employers or school administrators before seeking a restraining order.

Me thinks, there are a number of district attorney's attempting to broadly and liberally interpret this.

Nice to see that everyday, law abiding, working Californians are now considered 'guilty until proven innocent' if they own a gun.

So, they are taking away your guns AND your electricity?

Sorry to say, there is no stopping Newsom and his supermajority assembly in creating new gun laws at will. This is only the beginning.

When a guy like Don Kilmer, top gun attorney, leaves CA because of the leftist swarm, you know it's bad. Only hope for CA is Trump and SCOTUS.

Even Gov Moonbeam vetoed this twice

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Originally posted by Tuckerrnr1:
So, they are taking away your guns AND your electricity?

And your sports car, and your ability to water your lawn. But you get all the fecal matter, used needles, and blight you want.

^^Let's not forget that they're taking away your little bottle of shampoo from your hotel rooms also.

and straws too.

I'm goign to conceal carry a straw into a restaurant well because concealed means concealed.

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Originally posted by rat2306:
^^Let's not forget that they're taking away your little bottle of shampoo from your hotel rooms also.

That’s outrageous!! That means no little bottles of lotion!!!

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Originally posted by corsair:
Chuck Michel, calling Chuck Michel...

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Co-workers who want to request a gun violence restraining order will have to have "substantial and regular interactions" with gun owners, and co-workers and school employees will need to get approval from their employers or school administrators before seeking a restraining order.

Me thinks, there are a number of district attorney's attempting to broadly and liberally interpret this.

So, someone has to go to their HR department and get approval before seeking an RO.

May the lawsuits begin. I would expect every one of these HR approvals to result in a lawsuit. At least I hope so.

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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:
All the more reason to be the gray man - people wouldn't even know I owned guns in CA.

Even so, I don't flaunt it here and if I worked in a conventional type office, I'd never mention it. Ever.

I am the grey man in a silver Prius. Mock me if you want, but I roll through the feces and crackpipe strewn streets without a second look. Not an exaggeration. Saw a perfectly good crackpipe tossed away while walking the dog.

Plus gas prices are within striking distance of $5.00 a gallon for regular. My car is paid off and gets 42 mpg. 50 if I really annoy my fellow commuters.

What utter bullshit ~ talk about NO due process.

Coming soon to the commonwealth of Virginia

These "red flag" laws seem to be blatant abuses of due process and your rights protecting you from unlawful search and seizure.
Is there any way to demonstrate to a court that you do not represent any threat of harm? And if you do prove your are "safe", are those who made the accusations against you civilly and criminally liable? Shouldnt they be?
Come on SCOTUS! Step in and end this.
This all reminds me of the Stalin era (as well as others) in Russia, in which the ordinary citizen was encouraged to act as an informer for the KGB!