chimera wrote on Dec 19
th, 2025 at 6:22pm:
You're out of line, soldier. You are contrary to the 2nd Amendment.
(In US prisons, inmates retain fundamental constitutional rights, including protection from cruel and unusual punishment (8th Amendment), due process, free exercise of religion, and freedom from discrimination).
Panther has already covered this article, Chimera A felon loses his 2A Rights. Panther does not believe they should ever be restored.
Quote:Personally, if a felon committed heinous crimes against a fellow citizen or citizens of the United States, again, personally I wouldn't feel that restoring their 2A Rights should ever come to pass.....even if they have become sincerely contrite & served out their criminal sentence/punishment.
However, for those offenders who's crimes are of a lessor nature - submitting false business statements, omitting to disclose campaign funds and defrauding his fellow citizens of their right to a free and fair election as Panther's president's criminal record shows - Panther contends that such felons should benefit from a review of their 2A Rights at a suitable time, after a period of remorse and with contrition expressed and demonstrated to the accountable authority, in this case the state of New York.
It goes without saying that Panther has no opinion on civil counts, including the torts of bank fraud, charity fraud, defamation and sexual abuse, wrongs of which Panther's prez has been proven legally liable for in over three courts of law, not including appeals, by juries of his president's peers.
It also goes without saying that Panther has no opinion on his 47th president's indictment for false statements and representations, conspiracy to obstruct justice and willful retention of national defense information, a breach of the Espionage Act. Nor does he have a comment on his DL's indictment for conspiring to overturn an election and breaches covered by, but not limited to, the Insurrection Act.
Panther understands, however, that his president's indictment for election racketeering in Georgia prohibits him from carrying, possessing or transporting a firearm under federal law. Panther's prez is still under arrest in the state of Georgia and, if convicted, faces a sentence of five to twenty years.
Panther will never support such a felon, having proven to have committed heinous crimes against a fellow citizen or citizens of the United States, having the right to bear arms, under the laws of his much loved United States of America, one nation under God.
Also, Panther would never support a political candidate indicted for a crime/crimes, having been prosecuted under reasonable cause and arraigned by a court or courts of law. Hell, Panther said, would have to freeze over first. He will
never support an indicted suspect.
I trust this puts the matter to rest.
God bless the USA.
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