02-22-2021, 01:36 PM
(02-22-2021, 01:32 PM)Au165 Wrote: If you don't know your gun is stolen you aren't being responsible. There are safes that can send you a text when they are opened, if it's not secured that's on you. If your kid can get your gun you weren't responsible, if your teenage kid can get to your gun then you didn't take every reasonable precaution.
So, now you're mandating that every gun owner have a safe that alerts them when it's opened. You're also discounting that a person could have informed their teenager how to open said safe in case they are home alone when an intruder breaks in.
Quote:It's about expectations, you set the expectations for those who own the firearms and they can choose if they are interested in meeting those expectations or if they are too much. If people can't be expected to know where their firearm is and they can't keep it away from people that shouldn't have it, how can we expect them to use proper judgement on when to use it?
I get your points, I just think you went way too far. You're placing a huge burden on a Constitutional right. You're also ignoring the fact that most gun related deaths are committed by career criminals, al this law would do is make felons out of otherwise law abiding citizens, which iis odd as the current trend is to avoid "mass incarceration".
