One Little Word

That seems to be all it takes to allow the government to violate one of the most important amendments in the Constitution. That word is "dangerous." I've wondered why I've been seeing that word so often with reference to guns. The answer is simple. Laws are being written to include that word because, if bureaucrats decide (on their own) that you are "dangerous," they can forever deny you your Second Amendment right to own and use a gun for any reason, let alone self defense. And it is so easy to be labeled "dangerous" it's funny. All one person in government needs to do is apply that label to you, and your Second Amendment rights are GONE. And. so far, there's no way to get that label reversed. Once it is applied, that's it. Five states have these laws already, following the Parkland School shooting, and 19 states are working to pass the laws."it doesn’t take much for the government to decide you’re “dangerous.”Say the wrong thing on Facebook… get reported by a left-wing neighbor… make someone uncomfortable by carrying in public… Boom. They show up on your doorstep and search your house for weapons." Then they "confiscate" (steal) any they find, and you're disarmed. On the strength of the opinion on ONE bureaucrat. Or just a disgruntled neighbor. You need to take an interest in what the legislature is doing in your state, lest YOU get labeled as a "dangerous person" whether or not you are. You need to do everything you can to fight the passage of such laws, or become a criminal if you go out and buy a gun, anyway, to replace the one(s) they stole.". (Just common sense)