Don't forget having to deal with folks who only see one side of an issue. Thei
r side.
Don't forget having to deal with folks who only see one side of an issue. Thei
r side.
so in other words I was right,there are 2 different sets of rules and I can become a cop and take advantage of those.Thanks for ansering my question.
Hilarious!
+1...
so in other words I was right,there are 2 different sets of rules and I can become a cop and take advantage of those.Thanks for ansering my question.
actually if the firearm is a "tool of the trade" then different rules may apply... for instance if you work on a big ranch and are on horseback a lot, you can probably get permission to run around with a 30-30 during work hours.
all of this is up to the courts, of course.
which would make it an alienable right i guess...
Felon status is like being a marine or state trooper. Once you are one, you're always one.
Unless you get a pardon...
Fixed. (Until I am elected President and pardon all non-violent recreational drug offenders.)
Yep. Felons don't always have to do time.
When you point out that a prominent local is also a convicted felon, many people write it off as false simply because they weren't jailed or imprisoned.
That's why I say people who claim that they "never do business with felons" are a little delusional.
I figure anyone that is allowed to walk the streets freely should be allowed to own a gun. If they are too dangerous to have a firearm then they need to be in a cage or preferably dead. "...Shall not be infringed" is pretty clear on this issue.
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