TA-OP said:How is the dad taking the guns away violating his rights? You're reaching.deddog said:TA-OP said:Did the dad get some inkling that he could be capable of killing a family from an FBI investigation the same year?schmellba99 said:So if a kid learning to drive is routinely speeding, but his parents buy him a car when he turns 16 and the state grants him a license and he ends up speeding and killing a family in their minivan one day - do the parents need to be charged as well?TA-OP said:
Too many people arguing whether it's okay for a child to get an AR for Christmas and whether the dad bears any liability. Is everyone forgetting that the dad bought the gift even after knowing his kid was investigated for posting suggestive thoughts on school shootings that year? Of course the dad bears liability.
Edit to add: Conservatives don't want red flag laws. One argument is it should be the family's responsibility to take the guns away from questionable individuals. The dad clearly didn't.
Deprive a person of their rights based on hearsay?
Sounds very fascist. If you think someone e is mentally incapable of owning a firearm , put them in an asylum. Don't tell me they are ok to drive but not to own a firearm. Also we do t know the details of what's happened with the FBI ( other than what the FBI is releasing) . Some of which is to cover their ass, after failing to prevent a mass shooting yet another time.
I meant red flag laws. Haven't heard the dad's side of the story. Was the FBI convincing? Were they clear to him about the danger they think the son posed? Clearly they had no proof.