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Timewas

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Reply to radical noodle (Reply #12)

Mon Mar 2, 2026, 11:17 PM

Mar 2

Don't understand that...The recreational drug question is on ther backround check form... I seriously doubt anyone actually admits it when filling the form out if they do they will be denied, If they say no and they have ever applied for the prescription under the old laws and are caught it is a felony.

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Supreme Court ponders law making it a crime for gun owners to use marijuana [View all] groundloop Mar 2 OP

Sure, that will happen. Srkdqltr Mar 2 #1

LOLOL What about liquors. Ferrets are Cool Mar 2 #2

Ha. Yes. Let's prohibit that very lethal drug and gun combination. . Easterncedar Mar 2 #4

Ha ha ha Easterncedar Mar 2 #3

What about cigarettes, aspirin, etc. etc. Emile Mar 2 #5

Anithystamines use can lead to hallucinations Farmer-Rick Mar 2 #6

What if you snort cocaine off of a terlet seat? twodogsbarking Mar 2 #7

As long as you have a magic R, then you Emile Mar 2 #8

running cover for piss drunk Pete. Javaman Mar 2 #9

Actually Timewas Mar 2 #10

Yes, wouldn't this "law" be redundant radical noodle Mar 2 #12

The law is in place sarisataka Mar 2 #17

Ah! I read through that too quickly radical noodle Mar 2 #23

Not every firearm purchase goes through legal channels. WestMichRad Mar 2 #21

Good point radical noodle Mar 2 #22

That is true Timewas Mar 2 #25

?? Timewas Mar 2 #24

There are persistant drug users in the White House. pandr32 Mar 2 #11

I don't see how that will stick in states were pot is legal Bayard Mar 2 #13

Federal law sarisataka Mar 2 #18

Well Timewas Mar 2 #26

People are missing the point sarisataka Mar 2 #14

Well, I'd rather have the guy smoking a joint with the gun that a guy with a bottle of scotch and a gun ashredux Mar 2 #15

If they're going to do that Quanto Magnus Mar 2 #16

So, it will be illegal for pot smokers to even drive, drive, have guns? Crap, there already are probably 100s of SWBTATTReg Mar 2 #19

Should it be illegal for alcoholics to have guns then? cstanleytech Mar 2 #20

The hypocrisy and inconsistency of the right is on full display. J_William_Ryan Mar 3 #27