Submitted by greenhousecrtv t3_zj0y4z in Washington
Deprecitus t1_izt5yix wrote
How is that any different from just not owning one voluntarily?
AleshiniaLivesStill t1_izttiag wrote
Because suicidal people aren’t always thinking clearly when the great abyss calls and this is something they could submit on a different day when they aren’t feeling necessarily like self-harm. I think this is a great idea. Can it be misused? Def. I could definitely see some virtue signaling and Facebook bragging by people who would never buy one anyway, but for people who would only buy one to off themselves it’s a great option.
ZipZopDipDoopyDop t1_izut0my wrote
Yeah as a person who has been suicidal and can't buy one of my own volition I'd feel a lot better if they had given me the choice to voluntarily not be able to buy one. I'd feel like I have a lot more agency.
DeaditeMessiah t1_izt6fek wrote
You could still change your mind if shit gets rough.
Roadtechatlarge t1_izve401 wrote
No… it’s irrevocable
DeaditeMessiah t1_izvpxg7 wrote
No, I'm saying if you just don't buy a gun.
Anotherdumbawaythrow t1_j1n75g9 wrote
Did you read the article, it clearly says it’s revocable after 7 days
banme5lol t1_iztg1y2 wrote
Uh ok 😂
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