Realistically, would a person passed out like this be violating the GCA's prohibited persons clause...

Realistically, would a person passed out like this be violating the GCA's prohibited persons clause, specifically under the "addicted to an addictive chemical" clause? I wanna know when I turn 21 if having alcohol in my system will make me a prohibited person with boomers cheering my mutt bleeding out and not me.

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>passing out drunk once
>alcohol addiction

???

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>still drunk while buying a gun
Probably a bad idea. While you're not necessarily addicted to an addictive chemical, you're certainly under the influence and in possession of a firearm. That's a no no

>when buying
I said you ALREADY HAVE. You already HAVE the gun, but ownership and possession is also bound to the prohibited persons clause.

No probably not because that clause specified illegal addictive chemicals. If what you said was true then people who smoke would be auto disqualified.

I know a real easy way to solve this problem.

Just don't drink alcohol.

I really wish the world would just grow up and stop drinking.

Thank you r/im14andthisisdeep

>I said you ALREADY HAVE
Well, you didn't. But no. Being drunk doesn't make you an alcoholic. And alcohol, despite being an addictive chemical, is not often recognized as one buy the law. Generally, it only matters if you're currently drunk

damn thats a shocking picture. reminds me of an old friend who had literally hundreds of empty gordons vodka bottles under their bed. nigga would actually drink in between vomiting. i think he died a few months ago actually