This is relating to the prohibition of firearms ownership by felons.
Unconstitutional: Circuit Court Strikes Down Longstanding Gun Control
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Yea let those career criminals own firearms. Not like there is a 75% rate of them committing more crimes or anything. Luckily I do believe this one will be reversed.
Not all felons committed crimes with firearms you know…
Yep. If one were to watch the video instead of commenting on the title, one might just learn that there are a lot of non-violent felonies, and that the plaintiff in the suit is a non-violent felon.
And , what about paying your debt to society?? A man I work with that got a non violent felony at 18. He is now in his 30's and has his own company and a family, in good standing in the community and he has to ask the governor if he can have his rights back..... Some folks screw up and learn the lesson and it should not follow them for the rest of their life.
But . . . but . . . but ' . . . shall not be infringed'!!! C'mon, where are all you that believe anyone should be able to have anything, anywhere, and at anytime? Cat gottcha tongue?
No biggie, just being an azz tonight
That much is true but the fact is repeat offenders usually commit worse crimes as they go.
Well I mean… a repeat offender that wants a gun is gonna get a dang gun. Not like the law is stopping a criminal from doing illegal things.
I'm a firm believer of a non-violent felon getting their gun rights back after serving their time with no infractions. There are probably millions of folks that have done something stupid that is non-violent like passing bad checks, or whatever.
They paid their duty to society, let's let them have the same ability to own guns for recreation or self-protection as the rest of us do lawfully.
They paid their duty to society, let's let them have the same ability to own guns for recreation or self-protection as the rest of us do lawfully.
i also believe the right to vote should never be surrendered. I think 'felony' is too broad a term to be prohibitive.
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