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BADoglick posted...

I've personally already been discriminated so with all due respect, I don't buy your first paragraph. I can't buy a gun because I'm epileptic and I have a medical cannabis card in my state.

And I mean if someone continues to ignore your legitimate points, repeatedly sasses you, and writes you off as 'dragging down the conversation' then they deserve the digs.

Well, maybe your state doesn't have granular enough law. Don't apply your own situation in your state to other places with gun-control laws.

Here's an excerpt from bcepilepsy.com (province I live in)

Military services: Before you can sign up for The Canadian Armed Forces, your seizures must be well controlled. Even if your seizures are controlled, there may be restrictions on the use of firearms or driving heavy vehicles.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police: Each man is assessed on an individual basis by a doctor.
Fire fighters and police officers: It depends on each fire or police departments policy, but the decision to hire is usually based on a doctors recommendation.

Canada/BC doesn't seem to have laws against epileptics in terms of getting firearms, so take it up with your state. Or move if you like to predicate your life on whether or not you get to own a firearm.

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