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To: RevelationDavid

Yes I know all the obvious problems with this, but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns? Seems to me that should not have violated due process. Insane and death threats to shoot up a school should equal arrest and take his guns.


4 posted on 02/28/2018 2:14:34 PM PST by Williams (Stop tolerating the intolerant.)
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To: Williams

[Yes I know all the obvious problems with this, but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns? Seems to me that should not have violated due process. Insane and death threats to shoot up a school should equal arrest and take his guns.]

Yes and our idiot incompetents in government failed up and down the line. And it wouldn’t have required suspension of due process rights. 2 credible tips to the FBI should have done it. Check backwards though NICS and they would have found out he bought a rifle after making the threats. Again without the suspension of due process rights.


20 posted on 02/28/2018 2:20:42 PM PST by headstamp 2 (My "White Privilege" is my work ethic.)
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To: Williams
does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns,

His today, yours tomorrow. The local police and FBI dropped the ball on this matter. F***ing over the rest of us because of it ain't right.
33 posted on 02/28/2018 2:26:51 PM PST by mrmeyer (You can't conquer a free man; the most you can do is kill him. Robert Heinlein)
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To: Williams

I do wish they had. With all the threats they had, though, they should have been able to do it legally.


34 posted on 02/28/2018 2:27:18 PM PST by Pinkbell
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To: Williams

If they had paid attention, and if the school had done its job, there would have been grounds for due process.


47 posted on 02/28/2018 2:30:25 PM PST by Ingtar
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To: Williams
Yes I know all the obvious problems with this, but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns? Seems to me that should not have violated due process. Insane and death threats to shoot up a school should equal arrest and take his guns.

If judicial action is required, who thinks with the social media threat documented that a judge would not have granted a seizure order or in the least a temporary restraining order that would have grabbed his guns ? They blew it with obamas 'no disciplining minorities in school' screed. A police officer can get a search warrant in minutes while others secure the target to search, there is nothing that would stop getting a gun confiscation order even thru a TRO. Did anybody try ? NOPE!!

57 posted on 02/28/2018 2:34:44 PM PST by redcatcherb412 (Emerged intact.)
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To: Williams

“Yes I know all the obvious problems with this, but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns?”

They have a law in Florida they could have used to seize his firearms temporarily until they could determine he was indeed a fruitcake.


64 posted on 02/28/2018 2:40:28 PM PST by dljordan (WhoVoltaire: "To find out who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize.")
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To: Williams
Yes I know all the obvious problems with this, but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns? Seems to me that should not have violated due process. Insane and death threats to shoot up a school should equal arrest and take his guns.

This is perfect example of bad Leftist policy, which led to no due process being initiated against this nut case.

If people were in charge who actually had public safety in mind, this kid would have been dealt with a dozen times over—and very probably he would not have become a mass murderer.

Wherever Democrats are in control, this sort of routine, intentional dereliction will lead to crimes like this happening again and again. And then they have the gall to come after our guns—the law-abiding and non-violent?

76 posted on 02/28/2018 2:47:39 PM PST by sargon ("If the President doesn't drain the Swamp, the Swamp will drain the President.")
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To: Williams
Insane and death threats to shoot up a school should equal arrest and take his guns.

Arrest or commitment. Which would entail hearings. Presuming either law enforcement, school administrators or mental health practitioners raised the issue. That's due process, which the President thinks should be postponed. That's why we have laws. The problem here is that no one availed themselves of the law for the protection of the community. "Taking the guns first", who does the taking is unclear, is tyrany.

97 posted on 02/28/2018 3:07:08 PM PST by SJackson (The easiest way to find something lost around the house is to buy a replacement)
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To: Williams

It takes almost no time to get a warrant if you have probable cause. His history of killing animals, violence, and the calls telling the cops he was making threats were enough to get a warrant. Given his history with the cops the assault on his former girlfriend’s boyfriend was enough to jail him and take his guns.

This case is not a reason to violate due process. All that does is make everyone vulnerable to having their rights violated.


104 posted on 02/28/2018 3:11:01 PM PST by tschatski
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To: Williams

Nobody “seized” them because he was never put in the No-Buy list and got through a legal background check.

Had MULTIPLE people done their jobs - INCLUDING the asshat Broward sheriff, he never would would have gotten the rifle in the first place.


128 posted on 02/28/2018 3:27:18 PM PST by NFHale (The Second Amendment - By Any Means Necessary.)
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To: Williams

Let a family member store them or a trusted neighbor.


206 posted on 02/28/2018 4:24:56 PM PST by Keyhopper (Indians had bad immigration laws)
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To: Williams
Yes I know all the obvious problems with this, but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns?

Better yet, perhaps the government shouldn't give money to schools that team up with police to not arrest little thugs.

238 posted on 02/28/2018 4:48:00 PM PST by bgill (CDC site, "We don't know how people are infected with Ebola.")
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To: Williams
but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns?

Well,...........let's start with CNN.

261 posted on 02/28/2018 5:18:13 PM PST by Balding_Eagle ( The Great Wall of Trump ---- 100% sealing of the border. Coming soon.)
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To: Williams
Yes I know all the obvious problems with this, but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns? Seems to me that should not have violated due process. Insane and death threats to shoot up a school should equal arrest and take his guns.

Trump is not known for nuance and as such it is easy to interpret the specifics of what he says may mean in many ways.

In my opinion, the removal of weapons from those who are unfit to possess them because they are a threat to themselves and or others is a many tiered issue.

For subjectively determined potential threats: removing someones God-given right to own a firearm and as such putting them on a list to prevent purchasing and subsequently even confiscating their weapons requires Due Process.

For subjectively determined immediate threats: temporarily removing someones firearms is not the panacea some claim because the threat is the person, NOT the specific gun they may have today. The threat could use weapons other than a gun and if really determined simply get another gun In my opinion, the threat should be detained with guaranteed DUE Process to follow. Due Process should determines whether or not an individual loses a God-given right.

263 posted on 02/28/2018 5:25:00 PM PST by DBeers (The concept of peace in Islam requires not co-existence but submission.)
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To: Williams
...does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns?

I wish the police and FBI had done their jobs and it would've been a mute point.

I find it too convenient that the kid fell through every crack.

It's almost as if it was all planned out.

Taking your guns away is the last step between you and living under world government by UN.
265 posted on 02/28/2018 5:28:19 PM PST by ssfromla
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To: Williams

“Yes I know all the obvious problems with this, but does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns? Seems to me that should not have violated due process. Insane and death threats to shoot up a school should equal arrest and take his guns.”

True.
Don’t worry about Trump. He’s jumps ahead of the Libtards.


311 posted on 02/28/2018 9:35:16 PM PST by SoCalConserv
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To: Williams
does anyone not wish they had seized that crazy kid’s guns? Seems to me that should not have violated due process.

Actually they had plenty of opportunity to actually ENGAGE DUE PROCESS and get the punk off the street and seize his weapons. They ignored all of the probable cause that would have provided for due process to work.

348 posted on 03/01/2018 10:51:13 AM PST by VRWCmember
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To: Williams

It’s called probable cause. Cops use it all the time to arrest people, search cars, search their person. There are rules to safeguard due process, and consequences for violating the fourth amendment. All long in place. Nothing strange or wrong with Trump’s statement, just how he phrased it. Had the cops bothered to create a record of Cruz’s crazy behavior that would have shown up on a background check, he would never have gotten a gun. But they were too hot for grant money to bother with such niceties. Was that ‘due process’? He was a clear and present danger, and there was more than probable cause to believe that.


350 posted on 03/01/2018 2:30:20 PM PST by Eleutheria5 (“If you are not prepared to use force to defend civilization, then be prepared to accept barbarism.)
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