progressive hunter
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so if a person commits' a crime they dont get the right to a trial??
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"People of Color" should never be debarred the use of arms, for any reason. Agree or Disagree?
- Thread starter Bootney Lee Farnsworth
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see, that's the thing. It's not the "right of the citizens." It's the "right of the people."Explain your answers.
No one should have any of their Constitutional Rights infringed if you are a law abiding citizen.
Please note I used the words "law abiding" and " citizen. "
There is also no carveout for "law abiding" versus, what? Non-law-abiding? Those people go to jail. while in jail, they are debarred the use of arms. And once they have served their time they are now restored and law-abiding. Right?
I agree with your comment above. If you have served your time and are no longer on probation all your Rights should be fully restored, including your right to own a gun.
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I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
Canon Shooter
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if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
He's demonstrated a propensity for violence. He should not have a gun.
Let's look at a scenario: A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
so if a person commits' a crime they dont get the right to a trial??Explain your answers.
No one should have any of their Constitutional Rights infringed if you are a law abiding citizen.
Please note I used the words "law abiding" and " citizen. "
All Constitutional Rights need to be protected, especially in this time when Dims are frantically trying to take away your Rights.
We have already had a Dim in this thread say colored folks who commit a crime, even if they have done their time, should have their gun rights taken away. I completely disagree.
progressive hunter
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we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
progressive hunter
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so only the convicted ones?? what about the ones that havent been caught yet??There is no way in hell black convicted felons should be allowed to have a fire arm,
You Commit Three Felonies a Day
In a book called Three Felonies A Day, Boston civil rights lawyer Harvey Silverglate says that everyone in the US commits felonies
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The only thing which you proved with this scenario is that you are an absolute asshole.scenario: A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you
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No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
Canon Shooter
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The only thing which you proved with this scenario is that you are an absolute asshole.scenario: A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you
Hey, I've been called worse by better, so save it, Nancy.
The question remains, though. People get all high and mighty until it's something which could adversely affect them. Then their opinion changes.
I understand that you're too fucking stupid to answer my question, so I'll not burden any further than this: If someone vowed to kill you after they get released from prison, would you want that person to be allowed to legally own a firearm?
progressive hunter
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how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Canon Shooter
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how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
Orangecat
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Is that the line you gave your parents when you dropped out of school?Fix your retard mistakes, don't blame me for them.
danielpalos
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Irrelevant.Explain your answers.
The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States.
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Partly agree as they should be held to the same federal gun laws as everyone else.Explain your answers.
No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
Hey, you are entitled to your opinion, but I respectfully disagree. Redemption and forgiveness are Christian values that this Country was built on. I don't care about your color. It you have paid your debt to society your full rights should be restored. By that I mean no probation, no restitution owed....a clean record.
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The Bill of Rights applies to all citizens, doesn't it?
A good argument could be made for shipping all the Negroes back to Africa so they wouldn't be citizens but if they are here then they should have the right to keep and bear arms, just like us Cracker boys.
A good argument could be made for shipping all the Negroes back to Africa so they wouldn't be citizens but if they are here then they should have the right to keep and bear arms, just like us Cracker boys.
progressive hunter
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what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
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