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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: BannedFromDU on January 09, 2013, 02:35:20 PM
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Whovian (2,404 posts)
I know a convicted felon with an armory.
He was convicted of manslaughter for killing a homeless person while DUI.
He brags about his guns. When asked about them he explains that they are owned by his wife. He has bunches of money and lives in the South.
Another hole in the system.
Hey, DUmmies? Try looking in your own backyard, at one "dollarbillhines," aka Hollis T. Wright. (http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022162029)
ProgressiveProfessor (20,127 posts)
1. Have you reported it to the local LEOs?
If he has access to them he is back to the big house, wife as well
Response to ProgressiveProfessor (Reply #1)
Wed Jan 9, 2013, 08:23 PM
Whovian (2,404 posts)
2. I have thought about it.
Please do what you can to help reduce gun violence in whatever way you can.
Response to Whovian (Reply #2)
Wed Jan 9, 2013, 08:24 PM
ProgressiveProfessor (20,127 posts)
3. Just do it
No legitimate gun owner wants that bad guys to have access to guns. Drop the dime
Unless it's TiT, you mean.
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Hey, DUmmies? Try looking in your own backyard, at one "dollarbillhines," aka Hollis T. Wright. (http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022162029)
Unless it's TiT, you mean.
G. Gordon Liddy always used to say that his guns belong to his wife. Wonder what he does now that she's passed?
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He brags about his guns. When asked about them he explains that they are owned by his wife. He has bunches of money and lives in the South.
This idiot didn't KNOW that a felon isn't supposed to be around guns whether he owns them or not. When called on it he comes out with "I've been thinking about turning him in."
THIS is why you can't have an intelligent gun debate with them. They don't know anything and have absolutely zero interest in learning.
KC
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Ya know, this is one of those subjects that I guess I'm a liberal on. If a person has completed their prison sentence, and perhaps a period of probation, their rights as citizens should be fully restored. If they are so dangerous that they can not have access to guns, then they are too dangerous to be on the streets.
Regressive Ed has literally gone so far to the left on the position that he is espousing an opinion found on the right.
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I think that anyone can file to have rights restored to them with the Governor of the state they lived in where the crime was committed but it also depends on the seriousness of the crime and other things like if the person asking has acted in a lawful manner and he has someone to support his claim. I could be wrong though.
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Whovian (2,404 posts)
I know a convicted felon with an armory.
He was convicted of manslaughter for killing a homeless person while DUI.
He brags about his guns. When asked about them he explains that they are owned by his wife. He has bunches of money and lives in the South.
Another hole in the system.
Zero bongs, the DUmmy OP is complete and utter :bs:, that is all.
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Oi wonder if Hollis' wife/ex-wife (still working on that one) knows what a dreamy peach he is these days?