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[Jim Choate]

On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, No User wrote:

>      Where does it say in the Constitution or Bill of Rights that you
> become a second-class citizen if you commit a felony? You might lose
> the right to freedom for a period of time, but when that time is done
> why are you still without rights? Who says you lose those rights, state
> or fed? Has it been challenged? Seems a pretty bogus concept to me.

It doesn't and it's been challenged about as much as the courts insistence
on setting a 'sporting use' standard on what sorts of guns one may own.

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