Buying gun? Hand over social media/search history!

[308220]

https://www.infowars.com/another-st...l-media-accounts-and-internet-search-history/Another State Wants Every Gun Owner To Hand Over Their Social Media Accounts And Internet Search History


This is getting downright fucking retarded. What if youre not on social media and use DuckDuckGo and a VPN for searching? Then what? Cant buy a gun because they cant "properly" vet you? I see a day when duckduckgo and VPN's will be outlawed. There will be a "scandal" that only terrorists are using these 2 things and masking their tracks. Bam, gone. Since only "criminals/terrorists" like privacy.

 

[Redmanss]

You're on social media.

 

[308220]

You're on social media.

Did I say I wasnt? Forums are a lesser version of what "social media" is to todays average joe. Trust me, I know what social media is.

 

[SilentStalkr]

Isn’t this old news, like WA state proposed a bill on this weeks ago?

 

[TheGerman]

I would love to see the look on those faggots faces when they'd read some of my shit from here.

Other than this, I have absolutely zero 'media'. Never signed up for any of that garbage way before it was cool to not like it.

How would they even get search history? My browser has a setting to where any time its closed, it permanently deletes all cookies and history.

 

[Spooky68]

Go to Church? Member of Knights of Columbus? STRIKE 1!

Didn’t vote for Hilary? Said “bad” things about Dems/Progressives? STRIKE 2!

Looks at boobies in Maggie’s and learns about gun stuff? STRIKE 3! CONFISCATE!

 

[Blue Sky Country]

1. Set your browsers to wipe all search history once it is closed.

2. Use a separate email account for official business like job applications and any licenses/permits. Keep official and personal business separate.

3. Avoid Facebook and Twitter. If you are required to have an account at work, only use it to post work related stuff. Once again...SEPARATE EMAIL ACCOUNT.

4. Try not to post pics with your face on forums.

There is no total sunscreen against the modern surveillance state, but you CAN reduce the exposure.

 

[Rocketvapor]

Do not visit websites that record your IP address unless you use VPN.
Oops.

 

[wilson1911]

Every keystroke/bit is logged by the nsa, there is no way around it.

 

[Rocketvapor]

Don't bring you primary phone near a gunshow.

 

[sabrecross]

no way around it...you're tagged!

 

[pmclaine]

An attack on the 1A camouflaged as a "Common Sense" 2A measure.

It will "chill" any expression of free thought.

Shit like this scared Orwell into writing 1984.

 

[Rocketvapor]

Don't let Facebook into your house.
Turning over YOUR social media accounts is just the tip of the iceberg.
Bring that gun into your house, everyone that lives there will end up on the watch list next.
Your teen posting "this is my daddy's gun room, and I can fit this Mac10 in my backpack"
probably isn't a good thing.
Take social media away from everyone in your home or compound.
Go radio silent.

We need a big red button, right next to the Like button.
ABORT. Wipes all history.

 

[Gunfighter14e2]

They know this will not hold water in courts but it ties up time. Fire of every type has a cleansing affect in the end,...

 

[Crang]

Plenty of us have registered NFA items. We have all filled out 4473s. If you do- thinking staying off Social media will keep you off a list is pretty silly. Dont put dumb shit on it though of course.

Jeez it isnt exactly hard to create a dummy facebook account. Communist state gun license bureaucrat looking at your fuckbook page , "Damn this guy loves rainbows and unicorns- doesnt seem like a threat." Complete and utter waste of time. About as useful as adding another question to the 4473- Do you intend to use this firearm in a crime? Im sure the thugs will answer honestly.

 

[pmclaine]

They know this will not hold water in courts but it ties up time. Fire of every type has a cleansing affect in the end,...

and it bleeds money.

They tie up the courts using tax payer collected money.

We fight the BS using private joining fees or payments to lawyers.

We pay both sides of the fight.

 

[SilentStalkr]

and it bleeds money.

They tie up the courts using tax payer collected money.

We fight the BS using private joining fees or payments to lawyers.

We pay both sides of the fight.

Which is what it’s really about!

 

[Blue Sky Country]

Isn’t this old news, like WA state proposed a bill on this weeks ago?

This kind of stuff is going to pop up more and more frequently.....Call it "copycat" action. Just like what is happening with late-term abortion laws. One politician introduces something bold, all the other likeminded ones try to imitate and outdo him/her.

Look at a bunch of monkeys in a room. What happens as soon as the first monkey starts to throw feces around? All of the other monkeys will try to outdo the first one and see which monkey can fling the most shit...Gun control laws work in the exact same way.

 

[Unknown]

The new gun law passed by Washington state voters has a part that is written as a release of all medical/psychological health record information whenever someone attempts to buy a firearm. I think it can eventually be overturned because there is no expiration date or condition upon which that release of information expires. As the law doesn't set any time frame for that release, I think it is up to whomever signs the release to set the expiration conditions.

It would be interesting if someone bought a firearm, then immediately upon receipt of that firearm send in a withdrawal of consent to release any and all information. If the state realized that the release is only valid until the firearm is received, and other laws say that unless there is a "do not proceed" response from law enforcement, the sale proceeds in 15 days (iirc). So, the state would have 15 days to try and write to an insurance company and get the information.

If it takes the police 2 days to put a name onto a form, and 2 days to get the form through the police department's mail system, 2 days for the mail to arrive at the insurance company, 2 days for the insurance company to forward the request for information to the right person, 8 of the 15 allowed days has already expired. Anyone who has worked much with health insurance companies has a pretty good idea that it will take at least a week for them to dig up any information...let alone send it out.

My point is that getting information in a timely fashion isn't as easy as many people think. Quickly withdrawing consent may prove more problematic than police department's expect. And the police would have difficulty getting the federal government to change the release of information requirements just so they can snoop on the internet.

 

[wyld3man]

Not that I believe any of that will come to fruition, there is an easy fix. Get a cheap phone and laptop and create an acceptable browser history.

 

[Rocketvapor]

Figure out a way to beat em and they will just walk away.