Another article in the newest Blue Press

4 Responses to Another article in the newest Blue Press

1. anonymous says:

   March 7, 2018 at 6:32 am

   Note about content inside article. Being convicted of a felony and even serving time in prison for it does not make it impossible for a felon to own a firearm later. The actor Sean Penn, many years ago, pled guilty to beating his then wife Madonna and served two years in prison for this. A convicted felon. But through Penn’s lawyers, he was later able to get his firearm owning restrictions lifted.

   Wow – money and influence sure does change your options, doesn’t it ? Who’d a thunk.
2. theirritablearchitect says:

   March 8, 2018 at 11:50 am

   Read the whole thing, sir, and I’ve got to say, very cogent arguments you put forth. Quotable material throughout.
3. Mrs.W says:

   March 8, 2018 at 9:13 pm

   You can also accomplish that by proving yourself to have become a decent human being, capable of contributing to society after serving your time. I know a family where the dad murdered someone in his youth (if I remember correctly he was surprised while stealing but I might be confusing him with a different friend). He served 20+ years for it. Became a Christian, got a good job, married a wonderful woman, had 2 beautiful children. Many people testified to his rehabilitation so he’s getting his rights reinstated. He isn’t rich or famous. Just a regular guy who did a horrendous thing, knew his own life was over, still regrets it with all his heart to this day, is amazed that he gets to have a new life somehow, and realizes it’s his job now to protect his family – possibly from someone just like he used to be.
4. anonymous says:

   March 10, 2018 at 5:07 am

   > Another article in the newest Blue Press

   I read Blue Press for the articles.

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