I’m busy looking at KRISS right now they better hurry
“The Justice Department plans to move forward this year with more than a dozen new gun-related regulations, according to list of rules the agency has proposed to enact before the end of the Obama administration.
The regulations range from new restrictions on high-powered pistols to gun storage requirements. Chief among them is a renewed effort to keep guns out of the hands of people who are mentally unstable or have been convicted of domestic abuse.”
If you took antidepressants or some other drug relating to mental health for some reason, you likely won't be able to buy a self defense weapon. They will decide which drugs to put on their list to deny a weapon to anyone who takes “x”.
If you spanked your kid, that will likely become “domestic abuse” and you won't be able to buy a self defense weapon.
I have fibromyalgia and take one little pill of very low dose Amitriptyline every night. Amitriptyline, when it was developed, was used in large doses for depression. Later, it was found a very low dose stopped neurological excess movements of muscles. A low dose is common use for neurological problems now.
When a neurologist told me Amitriptyline would solve my over active neurological muscle spasms, I questioned him because, as a professional counselor, I knew it was used for depression. He explained this new use of a minimal amount to control excess neurological signals going to muscles.
Now, the feds can find out I have taken that med for years. Do you think they are going to let me buy a weapon since I take Amitriptyline, even though a tiny amount? No, they will stop anyone from buying a gun who takes any amount of a drug they decide is forbidden to take.
Consider medicines you take or have taken. Is there any possibility you have taken something, even years ago, that would cause you to be on their “don't let him/her have a gun”.
Once Obama is out of office, President Cruz will wipe out that federal gun group and get people in there that will uphold second amendment rights.