PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

A man's home is his castle!

 

To be fair that depends on the particular ones..I've seen some I could watch repeatedly

Very cool. I'm unable to own anything like that.

 

I thought you just couldn't get a concealed carry permit in Massachusetts...? Pretty sure I know at least one person with a past DUI here in Pennsylvania who owns guns and has a carry permit though...

 

Different state, different laws.

I'm unable to get even a permit for a long gun. For Life.

 

So you can't even own any guns because you drove an Oldsmobile drunk almost 20 years ago, and haven't reoffended? Maybe you oughta think about moving to Pennsylvania; You don't need a stinking permit to merely own a gun!

 

That's correct. And it's a nationwide ban, as well.

 

So because you got a DUI in Massachusetts, as opposed to another jurisdiction, it's a nationwide ban?

 

Yup. MA considers any DUI from 1996 on to be a violent crime.

 

That's a whole septic truck load of shit; So, if you got a DUI in a state besides Massachusetts would things be different?

 

Massachusetts sure does sound shit place to live. I drove through Boston one time, I’m sure they way they were driving they had to be drunk, and who wouldn’t be if you had to deal with those road designs

 

You mean your phone is glitching out due to lack of reception?

 

That's Assachusetts for ya!

 

No idea what the gun laws are in MA; I met a fellow DoorDash driver here in PA who can buy a gun as he's not a convicted felon, but can't get a carry permit because he was previously arrested on a harassment charge. I've never been arrested, and I got my carry permit a year ago without issue; Took less than an hour...

 

Not sure..never looked into it, but wouldn't change my situation.

High cost of living, winter sucks, and yes driving in town is for the birds. I'm about 40 minutes south of Boston though and never really go to Boston but for concerts.

Depends on the law/issue, but this state is not gun friendly let's just say..many people feel nobody should have a gun.

Felony I can see yes. In my case particularly, first offense OUI is a misdemeanor charge. That's not the issue..it's the "blanket" consideration of it as a violent crime, even if no injury or property damage occurs.