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November 14th, 2017, 08:47 PM #11
Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
The key change is that if this becomes law then you will have to hand your guns over to law enforcement or a licensed Dealer.
You can't give them to a friend or family member.
If you hand them over to LEO, good luck ever getting them back.
If you hand them over to an FFL, how much will they charge to hold them for you?
this is a Bloomberg/Soros sponsored attack on gun ownership and it has passed in a couple of states. I want to say California and Washignton or Oregon, but that could be wrong.If you don't know who your state legislators are go here:
http://www.legis.state.pa.us/index.cfm
put your zip plus 4 in the box in the upper right hand corner.
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November 14th, 2017, 09:00 PM #12Grand Member
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Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
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November 14th, 2017, 09:30 PM #13
Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
Word for word happened to me. Doylestown has a place called a woman's place which is supposed to be for women who are actual victims of domestic abuse. They literally hand the play book you described to every one that walks through their door. The only abuse they deal with is that of the PFA system...
I turned mine into the sheriff who was very helpful when I showed up to have them returned.
PFAs are NOTHING more than a CYA for the county/state should the situation turn tragic. It relieves them of legal liability from the victims family. It allows them to wipe their hands of the situation and say "we did everything we could to prevent this from happening". PFAs aren't worth the paper they're printed on as far as stopping someone intent on doing harm, theyre right up there with,gun free zones. There are dozens of stories of domestic violence ending in tragedy well after a PFA has been filed against an abusive spouse...
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November 14th, 2017, 09:38 PM #14
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November 14th, 2017, 09:41 PM #15
Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
Which also brings me to another point... whatch what you post online. When I went to court for the PFA she tried to use my posts on this forum against me in court to paint me as a gun nut. My attorney had them trown out. You've been warned..
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November 14th, 2017, 09:52 PM #16
Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
I think if I ever know a divorce is imminent, Im just going to take a day off work while she's not home, rent a uhual move all MY stuff out and cut contact.
Probably difficult to get a PFA if you no longer have contact.
Hopefully, that never is a situation I got to go through.
Some very valuable lessons here from other members though."One must be a fox to recognize traps, and a lion to frighten wolves” ~ Machiavelli
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November 14th, 2017, 10:56 PM #17Grand Member
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Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
I had heard forum stories for some time and then got to see it in person with what my friend went through. Not only is as bad as you say but what women and their lawyers are doing is using the PFA to extort money and other demands from men. If anything we need a law banning using the threat of a PFA or a PFA as a means to extort money, goods, demands and services from people.
All a good reason why I am not married or have any permanent GF.
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November 14th, 2017, 11:02 PM #18
Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
What most people don't realize is while the PFA is in place you lose any and all contact with your kid(s) until you go to court. Then, if a final PFA is granted you could potentially lose your kids for up to and including 3 years. Thankfully I was smart enough to not get the witch preggo...
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November 14th, 2017, 11:02 PM #19Grand Member
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Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
Oh yes. That is exactly what happens. You get removed from your house with no access to your papers, personal effects, clothes, cars, you name it. YOU have to petition the court to get things and YOU have to hire a constable to go with you and still the broad can sit there and cause trouble with you removing your stuff.
There is nothing in the law these days that encourages women to behave well in divorce or for that matter at all.
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November 14th, 2017, 11:52 PM #20
Re: Gov. Tom Wolf promotes bill to restrict domestic abusers' access to guns
Had something like this happen to a neighbor once. He got home from work and found the house ransacked, so he called the police to report it. It was discovered his wife was there with a moving van and loaded up almost everything. One other neighbor saw it happening, but since he recognized her, it did not register as out of place. They were a couple houses down and I did not know them well, except to say hello.
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