Brass Magnet
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ODA 226 wrote:
It works both ways. Don't let emotion into it, that's the problem. Look at the black and white. If you did the time your free. The fact that the time may not be enough to fit the crime is a problem with our justice system, not a problem with our rights.
Also, as has been said before, the government only needs to lower the bar of what is considered a felony to disarm ALL of us.
ODA 226 wrote:
Evidently, you've never had to tell a mother and father that their son was killed and unable to defend himself because the state took away his "privilege" to do so in light of something that happened years ago. Not to mention that something had nothing what soever to do with violent behavior or firearms.Pagan wrote:And evidently, you've never had to tell a father his wife and baby daughter were hit and killed by a drunk driver.ODA 226 wrote:Must be nice to have born with all the proper guidance and leadership, that helped you to make all the right decisions, every single time in your whole life, wow!No sarcasm implied either, I truly mean WOW!I firmly believe that convicted felons should NEVER have their guns rights restored if they intentionally (with malice and aforethought) broke the law.
Sorry partner. You KNOWINGLY drove drunk and were caught THREE TIMES! You should never be able to possess a firearm again.
It works both ways. Don't let emotion into it, that's the problem. Look at the black and white. If you did the time your free. The fact that the time may not be enough to fit the crime is a problem with our justice system, not a problem with our rights.
Also, as has been said before, the government only needs to lower the bar of what is considered a felony to disarm ALL of us.