GMcGath on Nostr: The federal law banning people convicted of non-violent felonies from owning a gun is ...
The federal law banning people convicted of non-violent felonies from owning a gun is a blatant violation of the Second Amendment. To illustrate the point, imagine if people convicted of felonies were banned from exercising their 1st Amendment rights, e.g., speaking out on prison conditions.
https://news.yahoo.com/news/trump-still-vote-sentencing-cant-161647280.html#2ndAmendment
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