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Good article on PA gun transfer laws in Lancaster New Era
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Citizen
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Who's this Stollenwerk character who keeps showing up in the "good" articles?
Who's this Stollenwerk character who keeps showing up in the "good" articles?
Mike
Site Co-Founder
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But he shows up in bad articles too - seems to get more turns than a doorknob these days.
But he shows up in bad articles too - seems to get more turns than a doorknob these days.
imperialism2024
Regular Member
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I'm particularly concerned about the push to share mental health records with the federal government, and the permanency associated with it. Aside from privacy issues, it would make no sense to infringe on one's second-amendment rights when they receive treatment for a mental health condition. As someone in the article stated, that would just discourage people from getting help... which kind of defeats the purpose. I don't know about any of you, but I would rather someone on Prozac buy a gun than someone who isn't taking anti-depressants but needs them.
I'm particularly concerned about the push to share mental health records with the federal government, and the permanency associated with it. Aside from privacy issues, it would make no sense to infringe on one's second-amendment rights when they receive treatment for a mental health condition. As someone in the article stated, that would just discourage people from getting help... which kind of defeats the purpose. I don't know about any of you, but I would rather someone on Prozac buy a gun than someone who isn't taking anti-depressants but needs them.