After you show up for help, how long will they give you to turn in your guns?

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https://www.dailyherald.com/news/20230401/a-transformational-project-dupage-county-eyes-crisis-hub-to-address-mental-health-care-needs

 

"So many of our families and youth are struggling today, and they have nowhere to go, and they don't know what to do," DuPage County Chair Deborah Conroy said. "What this facility will provide is that space for them to come and have that soft handoff to make those connections for those families."

 

A $5 million state grant -- secured by Conroy when she was a state representative -- and a $1 million federal grant have helped push this project forward, Ayala said. She added the health department also anticipates using American Rescue Plan Act and building funds to help cover the project cost.

[Quiet Observer]

The article mentions nothing about guns. Some people do need advice and other help to get through emotional crisis. 

 

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On 4/2/2023 at 1:32 PM, Quiet Observer said:

Some people do need advice and other help to get through emotional crisis. 

 

Yes, that's true.  That advice and help comes at the risk of loss of 2A rights, change my mind.

 

 

 

[davel501]

Yes it is a necessary service and they will encounter some people that should be disarmed at least temporarily BUT we all know the Illinois Democrats and some Republicans will screw this up and make this a choice between receiving care and losing your firearms forever.