I’m with you fellas.
The registry for Known Felon w/Guns is a smaller...by a lot. The actual location of finding these folk may be far and wide at times, but they always wind up in court as repeat offenders while on a suspension, probation, awaiting trial, go figure.
If these enacted fruitless RedFlag Laws would concentrate on raiding the abodes of the known violent criminal based simply on repeat offenses, then the ”law” would have a sense of legitimacy. The use of past offenses hardly gets any up charge or sentencing consideration as all past transgressions will soon be inadmissible if the current trend of forgiveness is hammered into the soft skulls of the lawmaking dolts.
This movement of creating State registries is a step for the future, no doubt about it. The dissemination in my opinion has already been broken down by county, city/town, neighborhood and block whether your a 2A sanctuary or not. Most folks have no clue about the existing 4473, so it’s easy for the anti-gun lobby to spew their nonsense. Even the elected are careful with their language about the 4473 in order to keep their cheerleaders relevant and have something to do while they’re jobless.
As long as there are activist prosecutors that continue with the immediate no-bond release, even in cases where a felons can routinely acquire firearms on the street, over and over use firearms to settle their scores without any consequence, the only way to push the gun control agenda is to go after the law abiding whom all may have something of value to lose not limited to; a job, family obligation, personal reputation, and social standing. Don't want to be humiliated in front of your family, community, or church… turn in your inventory, or else - and they won’t make this a inequity/disproportionate issue either by targeting just the average law abiding documented citizen.
As it’s just 6 weeks until the new Congress gets sworn in, coming in with a small margin, the probability of placating the Libs is still a likelihood, if not - there’s always
The Pen and The Phone .