26 December 2015

A Serious Problem

Is there a way to get help for someone who's feeling suicidal that let's them be a gun owner once they've been treated?

I'm worried about my buddy in Georgia.

I want him to get help, but he's a gunnie and losing his guns would be another nail in the coffin for him
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4 comments:

  1. Miguel GFZ27 December, 2015 01:00

    Get him a lawyer who knows and practices mental issues and convince your buddy to seek voluntary treatment. The lawyer will make sure he does not get run over by the system, get a trustworthy person to keep his guns while he is int treatment and return his status when he is better.

    A lawyer is almost as important as a doctor IMHO.

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    1. Angus McThag27 December, 2015 02:16

      Damn. Part of the problem is a lack of money. I don't think he can hire a fast food worker for ten minutes, let alone a lawyer.

      Back to self help for him it seems and I don't think that's gonna cut it.

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  2. Unknown27 December, 2015 02:28

    Be there for him.if not you,find someone that will listen.Vet? VA will have names. Do not abandon him. No man left behind.

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    1. Angus McThag27 December, 2015 03:28

      My favorite Jar Head is specifically avoiding the VA because they have a dual reputation for doing nothing for the vet AND screwing them over on guns.

      We're trading lots and lots of text messages.

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