Guns and Growing.

LostInSpace...

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qld???? not sure what that is so no probably a diffrnt one

a least i ant think of anything around here that would be reffered to as qld

uc
Sorry should been more specific, Queensland, Australia (just sounded really familiar). Those sort of incidents are really tragic and totally avoidable...
 

LostInSpace...

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RT76 your back! Great now we get some accurate information. I think when most people refer to an "illegal gun" they mean "illegally obtained/fired/misused gun" if you know what I mean lol
 

shepj

Oracle of Hallucinogens
I was reading somewhere else that the fact I have weapons where I grow would create a harsher penalty if I was caught growing.

I understand that I would probably lose my licence if I was caught but would the charges be increased just for having weapons? If the cops were to raid my house, would the tactical squad be there just because they know I've got guns?

I'm not in the US, but do people here on rollitup own guns aswell?
To the first, it's true. (When you go to buy your gun, you fill out papers stating you don't use any illegal substances, withholding information from the US Federal Government is a big no no).

The second, You have a license to sell firearms? Or are you in a state that requires a license to have a firearm? Or do you mean a CCW? Either of the three, you wouldn't be getting that license back until you wait 7 years after you got your felony and then went to court to get it anulled.

And hell yes, I love my guns.
 

BCtrippin

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Yeah I should have been more specific but you know what i meant. The point was it doesnt matter if the gun is legal, Its illegal possession or use of firearms that causes problems.


:peace:
 

RetiredToker76

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To the first, it's true. (When you go to buy your gun, you fill out papers stating you don't use any illegal substances, withholding information from the US Federal Government is a big no no).

The second, You have a license to sell firearms? Or are you in a state that requires a license to have a firearm? Or do you mean a CCW? Either of the three, you wouldn't be getting that license back until you wait 7 years after you got your felony and then went to court to get it anulled.

And hell yes, I love my guns.
Correction it's not any illegal substance it's any 'controlled substance' which includes alcohol. I wonder how many alcoholics lie on that question. I also seriously doubt that an alcoholic would be forced to surrender his firearms for say drunk driving. I can honestly say I never lied on that question. I hate alcohol and at the time of purchase of all my weapons I had been 100% sober for over 5 years.

The CCW statement would greatly depend on your state. In my state you have to get pardoned by the Governor before you can obtain a CCW if you have a felony. Then to get through the NICS you have to go through the courts to have your record completely expunged of your crime. Sex Offenders, Domestic Abuse cases, and most 'violent' crimes result in loss of those rights for life. I'm pretty sure they'd include growing in that one too, which is bull in my opinion.

-RT76
 

shepj

Oracle of Hallucinogens
Correction it's not any illegal substance it's any 'controlled substance' which includes alcohol. I wonder how many alcoholics lie on that question.
LOL! If alcohol is a controlled substance, then why do government sites that talk about DUI say "Alcohol/Controlled Substances". If you wish to nit-pick I'll return the favor.
 

RetiredToker76

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RT76 your back! Great now we get some accurate information. I think when most people refer to an "illegal gun" they mean "illegally obtained/fired/misused gun" if you know what I mean lol
I had to take a break. Work was kicking my ass and then to make matters worse (or better) I got my Vape in ... So I decided to take it for a spin. I'm NEVER smoking again!!! I don't post stoned, I get WAY too abstract and more off topic than usual.

-RT76
 

shepj

Oracle of Hallucinogens
No, I dont sell them, but I have a license to own them. Not possible to get a CCW where I live.
License to own? No CCW? I'm sorry man.. that blows. I've owned a gun since I was like 15 (in my name).. bitch innit registered (which is legal here).. Good shit. We have Open Carry otherwise we have to get CCW's. Vermont you don't need a CCW to carry concealed, and you can be 16 to buy guns!
 

RetiredToker76

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LOL! If alcohol is a controlled substance, then why do government sites that talk about DUI say "Alcohol/Controlled Substances". If you wish to nit-pick I'll return the favor.
If you're talking DUI then you're talking State Law.. State Law varies on what is and isn't a controlled substance.

Alcohol (and Tobacco) according to Federal Law are controlled substances that are heavily regulated and controlled by the BATFE. Illegal production of Alcohol is still a federal crime.... IF it's sold. You can make all the beer, wine and moonshine you wish, but the second you sell it, it's production and distribution is a federal crime.

State definitions differ all over the place. Down here when you get your drivers license you are asked, 'Are you addicted to drugs or any other controlled substances?"

So the 'state' definition of controlled substance my vary as much as state firearm laws. The funny thing is I think that FDA should reclassify alcohol as narcotic and having no medical value and reverse it's position on marijuana.

-RT76
 

RetiredToker76

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License to own? No CCW? I'm sorry man.. that blows. I've owned a gun since I was like 15 (in my name).. bitch innit registered (which is legal here).. Good shit. We have Open Carry otherwise we have to get CCW's. Vermont you don't need a CCW to carry concealed, and you can be 16 to buy guns!
Lucky bastard! :D

-RT76
 

shepj

Oracle of Hallucinogens
Alcohol (and Tobacco) according to Federal Law are controlled substances that are heavily regulated and controlled by the BATFE. Illegal production of Alcohol is still a federal crime.... IF it's sold. You can make all the beer, wine and moonshine you wish, but the second you sell it, it's production and distribution is a federal crime.
First and foremost:
"Tobacco, beer, wine, and spirits are explicitly exempt from the Controlled Substances Act"

Moonshine (or hard alcohol):
"Currently, it is not legal to distill alcohol in the United States without
appropriate licensing from the governing bodies."
 

RetiredToker76

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First and foremost:
"Tobacco, beer, wine, and spirits are explicitly exempt from the Controlled Substances Act"

Moonshine (or hard alcohol):
"Currently, it is not legal to distill alcohol in the United States without
appropriate licensing from the governing bodies."
I stand corrected.. I just read the Controlled Substance act (talk about boring) and you're correct it and Tobacco were exempted.
I was specifically thinking of the BTFE 'Tax Stamp' that exists on all Alcohol and Tobacco products.

Hats off.

-RT76
 

RetiredToker76

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Fuckin ditto, this place sucks!
I'm not sure where you are, but down here in the oddly shaped SE state we have no firearms registration (just NICS and a 3 day wait unless you have CCW)

CCW is around $200 after all the fees and the regs aren't awful but not great. I just wish we had open carry, not that I would. I would just prefer to not be paranoid about my shirt riding up every time I get out of the car.

-RT76
 

LostInSpace...

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I'm in Australia mate, remember, tight ass gun laws? :roll::roll::roll: At least we get something, when I was younger I thought I would never have the chance to own one, now I have several...:fire::fire::fire: just no pistols... :(:(:(
 

LostInSpace...

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So the 'state' definition of controlled substance my vary as much as state firearm laws. The funny thing is I think that FDA should reclassify alcohol as narcotic and having no medical value and reverse it's position on marijuana.

-RT76

You don't think red wine has medicinal value? I heard the other week that if you don't exercise much beer is actually good for you. Read into that as you please though....


I just read in some states in the US you can open carry - 2nd amendment. http://opencarry.org/maps.html
 

RetiredToker76

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You don't think red wine has medicinal value? I heard the other week that if you don't exercise much beer is actually good for you. Read into that as you please though....


I just read in some states in the US you can open carry - 2nd amendment. http://opencarry.org/maps.html
I guess that would depend on your definition of medicinal value. Supposedly 1 glass of wine a day or 1 beer lowers your chances of having a heart attach because it lowers your blood pressure.

The American Medical Association has acknowledged that limited amounts of alcohol does have positive effects on blood pressure. However it also states that it is unknown if there is a lasting liver damage due to daily use of alcohol as blood pressure treatment.

So take your pic. The funny thing is that Marijuana also lowers blood pressure over time. Go figure...our food raises our blood pressure and our 'vices' lowers it.

-RT76
 
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