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Commiefornia Shackles 2017-06-22 11:30:05 Post No. 34330628
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So /k/ I'm 19. When I was 16 I did some stupid shit at my school (nothing harmful or all that threatening. Primarily banter) that got me thrown into a very low-security Mental Facility here in Cali. I had to be transported multiple times to multiple different buildings before my"hold" actually started. Apparently, what I had told my friends (literally just jokes about school shootings in an unironic tone) was enough to get me put under a '51-50 hold/contract'. Which basically strips me of my 2A rights for the next 5 years. I had the option to not sign it, but I didn't care much for guns back then, and well for the past year or two, I've gotten super into guns and I wanted to buy one when I turned 18...that's when I remembered I had the contract. After a bit of digging, I've discovered that this 51-50 shit might (heavy emphasis on might) be a California-only thing...meaning that, if that's the case, I can move out of state and be scot-free. I'm still not sure about it, so I came here to ask if any a y'all knew if that was the case with the contract? Anything'll help, I just don't want to wait until I'm 21 (or 22) to exercise my damned rights!
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>>34330628
Maybe you shouldn't have spread hate, you disgusting murder glorifier.
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>>34330628
>get the fuck out of CA
and you should be gtg. At worst they deny you.
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>>34330628
Ignorantia juris non excusat or ignorantia legis neminem excusat
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>>34330628
How can a 16 year old sign a legally binding contract?
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>lasts for 5 years
>19
>in California
Depending on where, you need to focus on school/work and save save save.
When the time comes, and you leave the state, you will have a head start on moving money and gun money.
But you better fucking vote conservative, don't bring the california shit over to another state.
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Wouldn't being involuntarily admitted to a mental institution disqualify you from firearm ownership for life? That's one of the questions on the 4473 right?
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>>34330679
Legal liability starts at 16 in most states. I know this because the facility I work at doesn't require me to screen anyone under 16
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>>34330682
I'm Conservative. Pretty sure a Cali Liberal wouldn't be going on /k/ to ask about a contract that keeps them from buying guns. kek
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>>34330697
I'm not too big on this stuff, so I wouldn't know sadly. The contract I was asked to sign does mention that I can ask for a hearing even after I signed it, but only one hearing.
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>>34330678
>literally making yolks about school shootings
>violating the law
you what?
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>>34330697
Second reply, sorry.
I've just read the 4473 online and the instructions for question 11 f. the question that pertains to me the most. And from my understanding, if a call like this was made in another state (even temporarily), it won't affect me...but I'm a little tired and I can't exactly comprehend much at the moment, so excuse me if it's even a tad off.
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>>34330863
Sounds like another case of win stupid prize.
Good luck with that.
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>>34330628
Kek you're a fucking moron.
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