How people get their gun rights restored after a lifetime ban

[@j.sagiechode]

A simple answer, a simple fix. If you are to dangerous to have rights restored, then you are to dangerous to be free.

[@TrueThatTucson]

O really

[@turtletruth]

@@TrueThatTucson “The laws that forbid the carrying of arms are laws of such a nature. They disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes.
- Thomas Jefferson

[@antilaw9911]

Gun rights are rights. They are not granted. Its the bill of rights, not privileges.

[@onewayride_]

I got a ban for a fist fight i had with my brother and a neighbor called the cops. I dont comply and i never will! If you want it come get it!

[@johnharris3335]

Hell yeah

[@Brainbaskit]

So brave!

[@notdrewdown]

F Lautenberg 💯

[@smokingjoe9864]

Begging Daddy for your "Rights".

[@keenanmoore4163]

Free men don't ask..

[@aaronha994]

Free men also receive persecution. In the United States, we are born into indentured servitude. Control over your choices are very limited and it's not a free country, heck....it's sort of a free country, you don't have to work, or renew your driver's license and stuff like that, but there are many negatives and bad consequences if you rub against the kingdom lords.

[@randy7417]

If you dont trust people enough to restore ALL rights after incarceration,then they shouldn't of been released in the first place!

[@aaronha994]

Couldn't say it better. Spot on. Why are there people out of prison that aren't rehabilitated? Leave them in until they are ready. You would never take the bread out early.

[@turtletruth]

USMC MARINE WITHOUT A "BULLET": (Police remove gun rights!) Written by a United States Marine! (50 years ago I was charged with my 3rd and last DUI) "PLEASE READ" ...! VICTIMLESS alcohol-related traffic offenses eternally abrogate 2-A "Rights". (By Nexus with Federal law) ALL 3 DUI CONVICTIONS WERE VOID OF VICTIM, INCIDENT, ACCIDENT, OR DAMAGED PARTY. All arrests took place after leaving the same bar. Police in those days sat across the street waiting for bar patrons to leave! After serving (6) years as a United States front-line Marine during the Iranian crisis (1979) returning to civilian life was difficult... Many Marines at that time weren't as fortunate having decided to take their own lives. (23/Marines commit suicide every day!). Alcohol was the medicinal relief for PTSD nearly 50 years ago before having my own family, children, and grandchildren! I proudly served my country as a United States Marine (Honorably Discharged) and can no longer own or possess even a single bullet ever! ... Victimless DUI laws allow taxpayers to keep their driver's license, vehicle, and voting rights but not the gun "Right" to protect family, life, wealth, or castle! Texas & other states allow "DUI felons" WITH INJURED PARTIES, to legally possess firearms within their homes 5 years after conviction. WITHOUT victim, incident, accident, or damaged party, the 2nd Amendment "Right" should never be eternally abrogated, EVER! (THATS JUST CRAZY) - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@crinklecut3790]

It’s wrong to take away a fundamental constitutional right for life over a non-violent crime where the person has already completed their sentence. Should they also lose their 1st amendment rights too? It doesn’t even make sense.

[@Edmondson_Avenue]

Gun bans are illegal, once you pay your debt you should get your rights back

[@keenanmoore4163]

Gun bans are literally illegal. Says the 2nd amendment. Shall not be infringed. They are also trying to take away our right to a militia. Bs democrats.

[@YoutubeNeoconskeepcensoringme]

I say that all the time!!!

[@johnharris3335]

Unconstitutional, we have the right to bear arms

[@keenanmoore4163]

Just wondering why my previous comment was deleted. All I said was free men don't ask. And gun bans are unconstitutional. How is that offensive, disrespectful, or inappropriate? Worthy of censorship 🤔? Doing too much now days.

[@jackofallglass165]

@@keenanmoore4163 new thing KZbin is doing. if you have made pro trump comments all your comments go through an ai filter to be "screened for misinformation" your probably on the list

[@smokingjoe9864]

Before 1968, anyone could own.

[@ericklymn5416]

You're right. Yet again another decision from a Democrat that went after African Americans during the Civil Rights Movement. Just like the introduction of the 14th amendment which was also the same thing of violating Rights. If you do something no matter the issue and get released from being illegally imprisoned. You get all your rights back except the 2nd ammendment. Clearly a violation of the 14th amendment as it is read today.

[@Humblemogger]

Even black folks?

[@smokingjoe9864]

@@Humblemogger why do you think they passed the 1968 law. The Panthers marched on the California State Capital.

[@Humblemogger]

@@smokingjoe9864 daaaamn

[@smokingjoe9864]

@@Humblemogger And, the panthers were interstate. They were patroling neighborhoods watching police and monitoring the police radio. ARMED .

[@My_Alchemical_Romance]

Dumb reporter: *“Why should we have rights?”* If we didn’t, you wouldn’t have a job sweetheart. We call that a clue. Jesus.

[@geo745don]

Can i Not pay Taxes because of my Criminal Convictions from 30 years ago

[@Champion-jb6uj]

Does anyone ask if it's constitutional to begin with?🎉

[@chadanderson933]

Control... Plain and simple... A rule for the rule that only applies to those that make the rules...

[@jeffhays1968]

If they have served their debt however that was structured by the court, all rights should be there for them. All of them. If they can't be trusted with their full rights then they should still be in jail.

[@DennisHutton-q4j]

I was put into system over child support ruined my life

[@noncompliant209cali]

My friends brother lost his rights over child support as well. A few years later he proved with dna that it wasn't even his son. They still refuse to restore his rights

[@journeyman378]

Wit the Heller/Bruen decisions most of these gun control laws will be knocked dow with time. I am expecting a favorable ruling tgis summer with regard to non violent felons.

[@telesniper2]

United State vs Bullock. Range vs Garland. Vincent vs Garland. US vs Rahimi

[@chadanderson933]

The US Constitution is the laws to govern all states in the union if the United States of America... Every state can make their own rules under the first rules of the Union... The right to bear arms shall not be infringed is what it says... It also says your civil rights be restore after you pay your debt to society.... Whats rules for irlf they only apply to some people...

[@smokingjoe9864]

The California Mulford act of 1967, then the federal Control Act of 1968. They passed those laws over the B Panthers patrolling the neighborhood, 'copwatching' and the March on California State Capital. In other words, The People were demanding Civil rights, equal Rights, and the end of police brutality.

[@jackalsmalls4995]

@@smokingjoe9864 The panthers were terroristic.

[@smokingjoe9864]

@@jackalsmalls4995 why do you say that? Cop watching isn't terror. Demanding equal rights?

[@upnorthvlogs]

I still wanna know why I get delayed in Minnesota even though I have a CCW and other states don’t have that problem. They get a special number. It’s embarrassing. It’s like getting a denial.

[@antilaw9911]

Exactly. We did have that briefly then they removed it

[@upnorthvlogs]

@@antilaw9911it makes no sense a law abiding citizens shouldn’t have this problem

[@tooreal03]

Oh man, I'm in the same boat as you, in MN too. I get delayed on every purchase and I'm a CCW card holder.

[@upnorthvlogs]

@@tooreal03 it sucks doesn’t it we should not be having this problem specially if we have a permit to carry, it makes you feel like you’re guilty of a crime or a felon other states don’t have this problem my CCW instructor told me I could go to court for it, but it would cost a bunch of money and other states have a special number. They need to put that back.

[@anthonysmith756]

It does show criminals do not follow unconstitutional laws. Like law abiding citizens do.

[@antilaw9911]

Free men dont ask permission

[@DennisHutton-q4j]

U not in Washington i cant even work because mistermeaner they never fall off the thing i did was 25 years ago

[@Marvin-ut4xs]

Violence?

[@kurtschlarb9762]

Must be tough to be unemployed for 25 years. Maybe ask misternicer for a job?

[@jimchambers7548]

Ppl change over time. And if you go to prison your debt to society is supposed to be paid in full before you're free. So how long do ppl have to pay on this debt before it's canceled??

[@Mike-mp8co]

Dont see how they can even take that right away. It seems like it would go against everyone rights

[@cutiepiecatloveallanimals6602]

My dad got a pardon from the governor of the state he was in, took years

[@kyronanthony7339]

If the crime didn't include a gun what's the problem

[@lokpikr999]

Considering that it prohibits individuals convicted of any crime punishable by more than a year in prison, and as others have pointed out, that individuals deemed too dangerous to own firearms are somehow safe enough to be set free from incarceration, it should be plainly obvious that the Gun Control Act of 1968 was just a part of a grander plan to abolish the 2nd Amendment in a piecemeal fashion.

[@1MiketheMechanic]

If a criminal who has paid their debt to society cannot have their rights restored, then why are they on the streets? Obviously society doesn't believe they are safe enough to be in society. Criminals don't follow the law, if they want a gun then they will get it regardless of any laws.

[@alexpoore8140]

Regardless what gun law is passed I'll never relinquish my rights because of a crime i committed, literally shall not be infringed means i can keep my guns when i commite a crime thats the literal definition of shall not be infringed.

[@mikeyslas4557]

Because you can't punish for life for a misdemeanor

[@jeffhays1968]

Martha Stewart is banned for life. Does that seem reasonable. Is she a danger to society ? Has she served her time ?

[@finn3408]

Please recommend a good lawyer to help with cause in North Texas.

[@rjmidnite]

Criminals and felons don’t have to worry about any of this !!!!!!!

[@telesniper2]

3:50 WTF you're not allowed to carry a firearm in a CMV anyway. Nobody is.

[@Visiontech]

As a society people are really second thinking these types of situations. A lifetime ban on owning a gun because you got arrested with drugs that were personal use drugs for example. You weren’t out there selling drugs and you turn things around.

[@roddanlives2650]

A felon can own black powder guns in most states. A lot of felons still own guns on the down low anyway. Everybody should have the right to protect their families. Too many people have guns in this country.

[@gemayeljones248]

I get so sick and tired of people trying to play God. If a person has served their sentence, redeemed themselves, and proved themselves to be a productive citizen then I feel like they deserve to be able to protect themselves, their loved ones, and the things they have honestly worked for like any other law abiding citizen.

[@Champion-jb6uj]

Get rid of their voting rights to, please 🎉

[@marksegura9421]

They want us to beg the big guy You are the BIG GUY JOE

[@xsaviangames2705]

I Have A Felony from 1992 Sale Of Narcotics And in 2024 at the age of 49 my 2nd amendment rights are to this day stripped away here in Connecticut ...

[@DamoFNation]

He applied for a restoration of his gun rights. He was denied He got a gun anyway. Gun control does not work.

[@ellasfella1205]

as a former combat MARINE and former state trooper I'm gonna make this very simple for everyone to understand i took an oath to defend and protect the constitution of every single AMERICAN with or without a record so i say this strongly it doesn't matter if it's violent or nonviolent your 2nd amendment cannot not be taken away no matter what he or she has done. it doesn't matter if you have a legal or an illegal firearm if you commit a crime with it you are going to jail with or without a record its that simple. a firearm is to hunt for food and to protect yourself & family. it doesn't matter if you commit a crime with or without a firearm you are being charged for the crime itself and you are going to pay for that crime it's that simple. i still don't know what part of INFRINGED in the 2nd amendment these lawmaker's do not understand. you take away a person's right to protect themselves you make he or she a permanent victim & prey

[@DRACOFURY]

What happened if you're required to carry... Bodyguard and security

[@kurtschlarb9762]

Usually, before hiring for these jobs, a background check will reveal prohibited persons.

[@JohnSmith-zu7qv]

They aren't rights if they can be taken away.

[@CamronS]

What's crazy is that most of the people on this video that were interviewed use tools and equipment on their jobs that can be just as effective as a firearm. But you don't see the Govt. Banning Remodeling: Nail Gun, Crowbar, Wrench, Hammer, Power Drill, Box Cutter etc... etc... Truck Driver: SEMI TRUCK !!!( can be used as a battering ram) America has a weird obsession with guns and its sad !!! A gun is literally just metal an plastic anyone over the age of 15 should be able to own a UNREGISTERED Firearm WITHOUT the permission of the Gubberment !!!

[@tyroneblount3397]

Thanks. The past is the past let it be the past. You continue to treat them like criminals. Then you are enabling them to adjust to doing criminal activitys. The new generation is to worry about the most. Not the past criminals who matured and moving forward in life.

[@0_k_1_]

A person who was legally barred from owning firearms had firearms? Better make more firearms laws

[@iamanamerican7936]

Hunter Biden had a gun, why isn't he getting criminally charged.....

[@darrendyson8347]

Man let me tell you somethin, I got falsely accused of assaulting a chick because I didn't want her and I was super promiscuous back then. Her parents black as well military real estate family didn't want us back together so they selling my name went to court and everything. Got the feds involved when I found out I was being set up folks got in trouble the whole night wasn't even anything but a misdemeanor and cursing over a text message. Got my concealed after that didn't get into anything then went to renew them but before doing so told the story to the secretaries at the Richmond Court in Virginia and they basically turn me down because I didn't want to marry the girl back of the day. Listen to that whole story and you can't tell me how crooked for the dumbest reasons that the system is. I didn't get mad at all though all I'm doing is I guess in my own ways building a case on them. Mind you Richmond circuit Court is also known for locking black folks up especially men and self-defense encounters because they don't want black men to have guns in Richmond Virginia anyway. I've learned that dissecting the local court system as well. I've been taking the very mature detective route with these folks and it's pretty interesting.

[@richardthetroll6758]

Not in Texas

[@chadanderson933]

Control

[@Mr3344555]

@3:53 all bro had to do was not be hot and not break the law and couldn't help himself. Dude should definitely not get his rights back, he had one condition and broke it.

[@RodneyPittman-mf8ec]

Damn actual news

[@Just_Another_Sunday]

The truck driver at the end is uninformed because as an OTR truck driver, you cannot possess a firearm. That's FMCSA rules. I'm not saying I agree with them but your permit to carry isn't good for every state and isn't valid while operating a commercial vehicle.

[@smokingjoe9864]

He is a local driver. Non CDL box truck. You would be surprised at the volume of local, courier freight. Same drivers been picking up for years. They make a decent living. Owner operators. Some lease. No CDL or logs. Home every night, and still your own boss.

[@charlespittsjr604]

They should. Most probably didn't even have a violent crime. He was still a criminal .

[@brucecook502]

I think most people deserve a second chance if they've proven themselves over a period of time that they have changed and that they could be once again they trusted citizen with a firearm. We all only get one life and it is not fair to tell a person that they are going to go to their grave never being allowed to have and or enjoy a certain right that they get to see other Americans get to have/enjoy.

[@gaminglegend9401]

No matter what laws you have the black market will always be a thing if I wanna do something bad I’m not trying to buy it out a store

[@lazyboy91113]

Yah it should be allowed

[@yaboy8666]

And everyone not bad so I think people should be able to get gun rights people make mistakes and some do not deserve to get them back but you have to give people second chance who deserve it the world is to bad now for people not being able to protect themselves the world has become to killings,rapes,robberies weather’s going crazy people not even seeing it and gang violence everywhere and they keep allowing it if you don’t give people second chances they will have guns anyway so it really doesn’t matter but no one is going to just sit at home and wait on someone to break in or catch them outside empty handed and let whatever happen to them it’s not going down like that I promise you fight for your life because you only get one and one mistake and it’s over but atleast do the right thing in life well atleast try stop all the violence folks please and we can all live in a better world love and peace to everyone 🙏🏾

[@TOPHITTA463]

😂GOTEM

[@brandonhartman4795]

I’ll bet you $100 none of the 72 people were black.

[@idkubuticare]

becuz black luv it illegal

[@idkubuticare]

@@JohnK.-cj2nq they do not make up 13 percent, stats u read is a lie, plus blacks are the fastest growing population in America, they just have a lack of fatherhood, you point fingers at every other race but never see your own flaws, they also 99% of the time u see on media of even ur inaccurate stats, they harm their own, I have no idea why you people decide its normal to take up what's not bothering you on your head. You should go learn philosophy and science, maybe that will help your pea brain to recover from blindness.

[@eiland369]

So you can be a convicted felon and still possess firearms.

[@Sarcasmarkus]

The second amendment doesn't say anything about felonies, it spicifically bans the government from making any laws against citizens owning guns.

[@cliftonmcdowell2691]

Well you can’t buy them unless pardoned (legally). Who says you can’t inherit or what if you had one pre conviction. Or relic and curio, or black powder?

[@eiland369]

@@cliftonmcdowell2691 you can’t obtain firearms even if you’re pardoned, your criminal record needs to be expunged to be able to obtain firearms.

[@cliftonmcdowell2691]

Man. I feel bad for people that catch a felony for tax related matters . I’ve met a few nurses back in the day that had their own private home health agencies but they played financial thumb war with the irs. They could still practice and get phenomenal jobs that many could dream of ….. BUT they can’t buy a firearm because of tax felony. Their crime was Not violent , Not sexual and Not drug related …. BUT…. They can’t have a firearm let alone a firework. but they can still save people. Hard to imagine

[@HardCoreGarage]

All the excuses in here, no wonder crime is so high..

[@glbernini0]

Love it when people bring up constitutional rights to own a gun. They should be allowed to have any gun that was in use when the constitution was written!

[@alexpoore8140]

So that means you shouldn't be allowed on the phone because at the time when the constitution was written freespeech didn't apply too phones.

[@JohnSkyLey]

So we can own cannons and warships too?

[@alexpoore8140]

@@JohnSkyLey yeah technically we can by the constitution, quit being ignorant and learn how too open a history book.

[@Sarcasmarkus]

The second amendment says "ARMS" not "guns from the olden days" Arms are defined as all items that are used offensively or defensively. Heller and Bruen clarified this point, if an arm is in common use it cannot be banned period. The government doesn't get to decide what free citizens are allowed to carry, its the people who get to decide.

[@jayroc1502]

Maybe they should ban criminals. Oh wait, they can’t. So, there is no such thing.

[@user-jr2pq8bg8r]

Rights are absolute.

[@Waterlogged-nt8sz]

67-YEAR-OLD U.S.M.C. MARINE VETERAN (POW): 50 YEARS AGO I was arrested for my DUI 3rd victimless offense after being Honorably Discharged from the United States Marines in (1979). DUI offenses that are non-violent, victimless, without incident, accident, or damaged party should never be an ETERNAL LIFETIME 2-A BAN! (Heck, plenty of police officers have 2 DUI's) Title 18 922(g)(1) Requires review because the only damaged party was a non-violent "Honorably Discharged United States Marine"! (I've paid my non-violent debt to society for 50 years!) - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@user-lm5ms6gu7h]

Absolutely if they have done there time then what's the problem