Should people on the “no-fly list” be banned from purchasing guns and ammunition?

Depends on why they are on said list.

Depending why they are on the list

Why is said person on the list?

Depends why they are on said list.

No, and free Nick Fuentes!

No, and I don’t trust this administration’s definition of who a terrorist is.

they should not be banned but they should be checked way more than the every day citizen

How do you personally balance the idea of safety with individual rights when it comes to gun ownership?

Do you think people should lose some rights based on suspicion rather than a conviction—why or why not?

How would you feel if someone mistakenly placed on a government list lost their right to buy a gun?

Should public safety be prioritized over personal freedoms, or is there a way to protect both equally?

What emotional reactions do you have when you hear about people on the no-fly list attempting to purchase firearms?

In your view, do past actions or associations justify preventing someone from owning a gun, or should there be more proof?

How significant do you think the risk of terrorism is in everyday life, and how does that influence your stance on allowing gun purchases?

How would you approach the fear of potential abuse of power by the government if restrictions were placed on rights for people on the no-fly list?

Do you believe that restricting access to guns could prevent future violence, or do you think determined individuals will always find a way?

In a country that values both freedom and security, where do you think the line should be drawn between the two when dealing with potential threats?

Yes, but only if they are a convicted felon.

No, and full-auto machine guns should be legal.

No but it depends what reason they are on the no fly list

doesnt really effect me

That depends.

Only if the person has a psychological condition other than anxiety, depression, or OCD and/or if they have committed a violent crime. And improve accuracy and include due process

No. The no-fly list does not only include violent people. There have been people put on the no-fly list simply for being Christian missionaries. It is worked out later by lawyers, but the fact that this happens shows that making no-fly equal no-gun expands opportunity for discrimination.

Yes, if you are deemed too dangerous to fly, you are too dangerous to own a firearm.

Yes, but strengthen and ensure that the no-fly list screening process includes due process

Yes, but continue to improve the no-fly list screening process for accuracy and include due process.

Yes, but continue to make adjustments to the no-fly screening process for improved accuracy and include due process

Yes, but continue to improve the no-fly list screening process for accuracy and include due process

Yes, but continue to make adjustments to the no-fly screening process for improved accuracy and include due process.

Yes, but include due process and continue to improve the no-fly screening process for accuracy

Yes, but include due process and continue to improve the no-fly list screening process for accuracy

Yes, but prioritize improving the list screening process for accuracy and make sure that due process is included for both those added to the list and already on the list.

Yes, but the "no-fly list" should first be amended to include due process and fair trial.

They should have to go through a whole process and tests to get a gun and ammunition if they're on the "no-fly list".

I believe just because they cant fly doesnt mean they cant buy guns.

I think that guns should be illegal for citizens to own.

Depends on the gun and depends on the reason a person would be on a no-fly list. This is a case-by-case circumstance for the courts to decide.

Yes, but allow an appeals process

Dont support the no fly list generally

Yes, but the no-fly list screening process should be improved for accuracy and includes due process. Also, if the government considers you too dangerous to board a plane you should not be able to buy a gun.

yes unless its for a weird reason you can be on no fly list today for not real reasioning

No, because they may not be on a no-fly-list for something that might relate to them using a gun for crime

Yes, if inclusion on a no fly list is through due process.