Then how can they justify putting me in a Federal DB when I no longer live or possess guns in this wretched state?
You mean how can the justify it ("public safety"), or how can they expect anyone to believe their justification ("public safety") when there is no evidence to support that justification (and they know it)?
Also, please note that you are not put in the RapBack database because you possess firearms. You are put into the RapBack database because you have applied for a "permit" to acquire a firearm. If the transfer does not take place for whatever reason, and you never seek to acquire another firearm, you are still in the database for life... just for asking permission from the government to exercise a fundamental, individual, enumerated, natural, unalienable constitutionally-protected civil right. You are considered "a danger" that must be closely monitored
because you sought (whether you actually did or not) to acquire a firearm. That's how things "work" around here. And all those people (legislators, cops, prosecutors, judges, AG, governor, etc.) claim that not only they do not violate their oath of office to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States, and the Constitution of the State of Hawaii", but that they "support the Second Amendment, but...".
