You can beat my ass right now, moron, without movin your fat ass from outta the front of your crumb covered keyboard.
Just point out where the 4th Amendment *doesn't* allow search warrants to issue.
LOL
Again, just so we get this straight, you are advocating that the police SHOULD have the power to come into his home and take this man's gun, though there are no charges pending, and there are no victims of any crime nor any damaged party who has signed any affidavit laying out those damages, solely because of a warrant.
Yes, I know that standards the 4th Amendment is worded to require. And I know that in the past, those requirements required a damaged party stating in sworn statement the nature and extent of those damages. Now, whatever government body who wrote whatever statute that infringes on several intrinsic and Constitutional rights can just submit some paperwork to a judge and then go infringe on those rights with impunity. And you support this.
