You too Tazzysim

Well, there are lots of assholes in this world.

Sorry, I was not aware of that. So in that case, if she was prepared to pay for all the other people coming for free meals, I think that would be OK. Although it would get costly at her end. Perhaps the restaurant could give her a raise, so she would be able to pay for it all.

These cases demonstrate while prosecutions for solely lying about drug use on a gun purchase form might be relatively rare, they do occur, especially when there's an emphasis on enforcing laws to prevent firearms from falling into the hands of individuals who are legally prohibited from owning them.

The Southern District of Georgia has prosecuted cases where individuals were charged with making false statements during firearm purchases related to drug use, as part of broader efforts under Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Alexander Wesley Ledvina was found guilty in 2023 of making a false statement during the purchase of a firearm by denying he was a drug user. He was sentenced for this offense, highlighting that such violations can indeed be prosecuted.

Ronald Andruchuk was sentenced in ‘23 to 63 months in prison for possessing a firearm as a drug user and making false statements during the purchase of firearms.This indicates that lying about drug use on a firearm purchase form can lead to prosecution even without additional crimes being committed.

Wow! Citizen Jones - Such anger - here I was thinking BlueSky was going to be the ‘nicer’ X.

Actually, Americans have been prosecuted for lying on a gun form, specifically the ATF Form 4473, which is required for purchasing firearms from a FFL holder. In 2017, 12 individuals were prosecuted.

Agreed. She gave away company product. It’s not hers to give away, and she did not pay for it. No way to run a business. Imagine all the servers giving out free food - iHop will no longer be a profitable business but a charity.