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Panther wrote on Dec 20 th, 2025 at 10:18am: FD wrote on Dec 19 th, 2025 at 9:38pm: Panther wrote on Dec 19 th, 2025 at 9:03pm: FD wrote on Dec 19 th, 2025 at 7:53pm: [quote author=chimera link=1766029212/23#23 date=1766137369][quote author=Karnal link=1766029212/22#22 date=1766136782] A felon loses his 2A Rights. Panther does not believe they should ever be restored.
An American, accused, tried, & convicted of most heinous crimes committed against their fellow Americans.....their 2 Amendment Right to keep & bear arms should never be restored.
Some minor felonies for victimless crimes are different.
Lifetime bans from the Right to keep & bear firearms can be reviewed, & if it is determined they are totally rehabilitated their 2A Rights may be restored....on a case by case basis....not in bulk.
Right. So how's your DL going to get his guns back in New York? And because he's still indicted in Georgia, how's he going to get them back nationwide? We're discussing your beloved country's own gun laws here. Why doesn't your own prez have the right to bear arms?My God, man, if your own prez... Please explain? Quote:President Trump has lost his right to keep and bear arms due to his felony convictions. Under federal law, individuals convicted of crimes punishable by more than one year of imprisonment are prohibited from possessing firearms. Trump's convictions for falsifying business records fall into this category, making him a prohibited person under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1). Legal ContextThe law that restricts firearm possession for felons has been criticized for being overly broad. It applies to a wide range of non-violent offenses, which means many individuals, including Trump, lose their Second Amendment rights despite not posing a threat of violence. This has raised concerns about fairness and the implications for civil liberties. Restoration of Rights Currently, there is a movement within the Trump administration to restore firearm rights to certain convicted felons. The Department of Justice is working on reviving a process that would allow individuals to petition for the restoration of their gun rights. However, this process is still in development and would require case-by-case evaluations by the Attorney General [ Pam Bondi]. https://imgur.com/GanwveZ.gifIn summary, due to his felony convictions, President Trump is legally barred from possessing firearms, but there are ongoing discussions about potentially restoring these rights in the near future.
bestlawyers.com U.S. Department of Justice Since 2017 President Trump has been under the constant protection of his fully armed US Secret Service, & he will continue to be so protected for life.
So, IMHO, there isn't much haste to having his Individual Right to Keep & Bear Arms restored, but knowing Trump, he will make it so, with abundant fanfare, sooner rather than later. 
As an afterthought, if he truly wanted to carry a concealed firearm, who out there would be able to take it from him? The US Secret Service would be on them like white on rice!! . When you say knowing Trump, he will make it so, what exactly do you mean? To keep you changing the topic, shifting the goalposts or playing whatabout-that, we'll need a multiple choice. Kindly select a response, A to C. You, Panther, are suggesting your DL will: a) Submit a request to the NY Department of Parole, express contrition for his 34 felony crimes and demonstrate that he presents no further risk of hate, violence or threat to the safety of your fellow citizens. b) Report to Georgia to stand trial for his conspiracy to overthrow the 2020 election; and be found not guilty on all charges, despite uncontested evidence of him demanding the Georgia Secretary of State find him 11,800 votes, which is one more than what he needs.c) Break the law by carrying a concealed firearm - the same crime you demanded Hunter Biden stand trial for. Kindly select your answer. You may expand upon your response in the short-answer format, using a font, text colour and bordering, if preferred, of your own choice.
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