[Demanwideplan]

Non-violent felons should also get their gun rights back. Originally, a felon was a pretty bad dude. Now it is surmised every American commits at least three felonies a day due to the excessive regulations. If a non-violent felon has done their time, they should be given every single one of their civil right back.

https://www.amazon.com/Three-Felonies-Day-Target-Innocent-ebook/dp/B00505UZ4G/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1389470197&sr=1-1

[Cheerio]

Although I had a felony conviction many decades ago, my rights were reinstated immediately after 2 year probation and just two months ago I was "DENIED" a firearm purchase. I have made many purchases with delays (because of an extensive FBI and DIS file) but was always approved within the three day delay.

NOW I discover that Obumbler reassigned the entire NICS Appeals staff in Jan 2016, and so my attorney and my letters to FBI are apparently not being acted on since no one is there to staff the appeals process. The FBI/CJIS/NICS states on their website "The NICS Section’s Appeal Services Team is currently processing appeal cases received in June 2015

Seems the system has been rigged to stop any sale they can, not matter how legal and responsible a firearm owner I am. The deined NTN response they send you is just boilerplate and standard answer when calling is "We cannot discuss anything over the phone".

[Still Thinking]

That also points up the need for felony reform per se, as well as working to eliminate federal intrusion into areas of law states are able to regulate. Why should government (defined as all jurisdictions lumped together into one entity) get two bites at the apple?? If something (murder, mugging, commission of a crime with a firearm, etc.), is a proper area for state criminalization, then there should be NO federal laws allowed on the same issue. If something is properly a federal matter (immigration, import duty, etc.), then NO state laws should be allowed to exist.

[FreedomStar3028]

It’s ironic that the felons that shouldn’t be allowed firearms don’t care about the law and will own firearms anyways, and the felons that didn’t commit a violent crime or are a one time felon that made a mistake are the ones that want to have firearms but don’t because they are afraid of going back to the pokey.