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Gun Control & RKBA

ellisonz

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36. I wrote the whole sentence in referenced to the Second Amendment...

Reply to Clames (Reply #35)

Mon Mar 12, 2012, 11:24 PM

Mar 2012

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Colorado Courts Continue to Protect Felons’ Rights to Keep and Bear Arms [View all] LAGC Mar 2012 OP

they do in civilized Canada gejohnston Mar 2012 #1

I agree 100%. Why should they not have the same rights as anyone else? Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #2

I still don't get it iverglas Mar 2012 #6

valid point gejohnston Mar 2012 #7

enemies of enemies, strange bedfellows ... iverglas Mar 2012 #8

true but, gejohnston Mar 2012 #14

eh? iverglas Mar 2012 #19

we agree, just let me clarify gejohnston Mar 2012 #22

I'm quite aware that people on parole have not finished their sentence iverglas Mar 2012 #25

Isn't the first 'premise c' just another way of saying that civil rights petronius Mar 2012 #29

well, what if it is? iverglas Mar 2012 #30

Then there is no incoherency, no door suddenly flung open, no genie that anyone need petronius Mar 2012 #31

not following that at all iverglas Mar 2012 #43

Excellent points. I concede. Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #10

snork iverglas Mar 2012 #11

Many rights are suspended during incarceration Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #12

nope iverglas Mar 2012 #18

As usual, not always, you are right Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #24

When you've paid your debt, in non-violent cases your firearms privileges should be restored Comatose Sphagetti Mar 2012 #3

Welcome to DU and the group :) discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2012 #5

Once the punishment has been fully served DWC Mar 2012 #4

How about we focus on getting... ellisonz Mar 2012 #9

Who said anything about giving them guns? gejohnston Mar 2012 #13

You might as well... ellisonz Mar 2012 #15

those on parole have not finished their sentence gejohnston Mar 2012 #16

The reality is that the economy is in the pits. ellisonz Mar 2012 #17

I would make it a case by case basis gejohnston Mar 2012 #20

Doesn't really work that well... ellisonz Mar 2012 #21

I don't think there is a current gejohnston Mar 2012 #23

"Released prisoners with the highest rearrest rates were robbers (70.2%)" iverglas Mar 2012 #26

"Fuck public safety." ellisonz Mar 2012 #28

On the other hand... Clames Mar 2012 #33

Or you could try reading it as a whole sentence... ellisonz Mar 2012 #34

Oh I read the whole post. Clames Mar 2012 #35

I wrote the whole sentence in referenced to the Second Amendment... ellisonz Mar 2012 #36

Nope. Clames Mar 2012 #37

Here's an illustration of my point: ellisonz Mar 2012 #38

That may illustrate your point... Clames Mar 2012 #39

You are right, all you have is cartoons. No viable ideas, just cartoons. oneshooter Mar 2012 #40

You're right! ellisonz Mar 2012 #42

the robbers study, for info iverglas Mar 2012 #27

see post 20 gejohnston Mar 2012 #41

once again, absolutely failing to take a point iverglas Mar 2012 #44

chances are gejohnston Mar 2012 #45

Sadly, most people who commit homicide with a firearm have extensive criminal histories. Atypical Liberal Mar 2012 #32