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CruelBuffalo 11/09/17 9:11:34 PM #1: |
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NonDairyMiltank 11/09/17 9:15:36 PM #2: |
If a person is convicted of domestic abuse, should they lose their 2nd amendment rights --- le Moo ... Copied to Clipboard!
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IHeartRadiation 11/09/17 9:15:44 PM #3: |
Rights are called rights for a reason you know.
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The Admiral 11/09/17 9:16:37 PM #4: |
If it's a felony conviction, yes.
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CruelBuffalo 11/09/17 9:17:47 PM #5: |
IHeartRadiation posted...
Rights are called rights for a reason you know. And? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Sativa_Rose 11/09/17 9:19:52 PM #6: |
The only problem I have with this is the idea of blanket banning people for life off a misdemeanor can be a bit harsh. At the same time, sometimes people get misdemeanors for really serious things.
Like the guy who did the Texas shooting? IIRC he had fractured his 18 month old stepson's skull and only got a misdemeanor for that. So someone like that should be banned (and was supposed to under US law, only it wasn't properly reported to the NCIS or whatever) --- I may not go down in history, but I will go down on your sister. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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545x39 11/09/17 9:20:50 PM #7: |
Once the debt to society is paid, their rights should be restored.
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D-Lo_BrownTown 11/09/17 9:21:46 PM #8: |
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myzz7 11/09/17 9:29:04 PM #9: |
felony conviction, yes - but perhaps not indefinitely. im fine with 5 or 10 year suspension of 2nd ammendment right.
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CruelBuffalo 11/09/17 9:40:29 PM #10: |
hmm
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