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human
CMV: Banning people on the No Fly list from buying firearms is a horrible civil rights violation

To be clear, I support gun control and don't care about the second amendment. I oppose the bill because the No Fly list is an awful, immoral concept and the bill gives its use further credibility.

I know people on the no fly list. They have Arabic sounding names, "similar to those of known terrorists", and there's nothing they can do to clear their name. If you're charitable, you can call this gross incompetence, if you're not, you can call it racist. 

Plus all the ridiculous cases in the news of, say, toddlers on the no fly list. 

The No Fly bill doesn't just deny a right to someone, which I don't necessarily have a problem with, it does so in a way that's unfair, oftentimes arbitrary, racist (intentional or not), and non-transparent.

I believe the liberals supporting this are betraying their values by promoting this bill.

I will not change my view on an appeal that the lives saved from gun violence outweighs those are inconvenienced unless you can address my other points. I am aware that my views are based on anecdotal evidence, however, so if you could show me that these cases are rare and/or being addressed, I'd be open to that. Thank you.
gpt
I think the basic problem here is that there's barely any meat to any of the discussion about how this would be implemented. 

I mean, if there's no due process, you know that the courts will rule it unconstitutional. The politicians know it. Everyone that knows anything about American politics knows it.

So one of two things is true:

1) The intent is to create due process for the list, at which point your entire argument evaporates. 

2) The intent is to pretend to do something about gun violence for political reasons, while knowing that it won't withstand a court challenge. At which point it's not a huge civil rights violation, it's a cynical political maneuver that will have zero practical effect.