- CrazzySnipe55
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Idea from another thread:
Mental competency tests for people who live in your household might help. I know, it's extreme. I know it's irrational. But as long as you don't have a crazy person in your house, you'll still get your gun. Your rights are not infringed.
And, if you do have someone with some sort of serious mental issue in your household, you're required to have a specific system of containing the gun. A lock system of some sort. A specific grade gun case. Etc. Obviously the requirements would change based on the gun itself.
Just an idea. I know it's not a good one as it's a prototype of an idea of an outline of a first draft of an idea for a law, but still.Maybe have your mental capacity permit renewed annually or biannually by taking your case to a government agency (OMG OMG OMG MOAR JOBS YAY JOBS GO JOBS) and have it approved based on said guidelines. Or, if you have an in-home set up, set up a house call to have a Mental Capacity Safety Inspection Agent come to your house and make sure your set up is up to codeIn response to "people don't want bureaucrats in their houses":Then they bring in specs, schematics, set ups, something to prove they're up to code. If they lie it's fraud. But the specs is only if its an in-home set up impossible to move.