Starvin Larry

Read the post that goes with the above chart here…

I used fishing and hunting licenses as an example in a comment on the above post.

Now I’m going to use gun sales as an example here.

Currently,you have to provide photo ID,and undergo a background check to purchase a firearm.

The reason for this is supposedly so “felons” can not obtain firearms.

There are two problems with this-the first is that .gov inc. has made so many things a felony,that we all commit at least three felonies per day just going about our day to day business.

Problem number two is that when people are found guilty of a felony,and are sentenced to prison-or some kind of supervised super secret probation, it is the sentence for the crime that they are convicted of that is the punishment. People are not supposed to be punished for life for committing a crime-they sentence they receive from the court is the punishment.

Team .gov inc. is creating a nation of “felons” by enacting so many absurd laws that it is getting harder and harder for a person NOT to have some kind of “criminal record”.

Team .gov inc. now uses misdemeanor crimes,like the “crime” of “domestic violence” which a person can be convicted of simply for yelling at their spouse.

On what planet should yelling at your spouse prevent you you from having the ability to defend yourself,your home,and your family?

On what planet does a person deserve to be punished for life for violating one of the ever increasing laws of .gov inc.?

How can sending a person to prison be justified,when every person convicted of a “felony” -no matter what the felony-is punished for life by having their rights denied to them upon their release from prison?

Where in the Constitution is this justified? The “felons” at the time all the founding documents were written had committed heinous crimes-they were not talking about the guy who yelled at his wife,or the guy who accidentally violated some obscure federal or state law,or the guy who was caught with a half ounce of weed,a jug of moonshine,etc.

In the past,once a person had served their sentence,their “debt to society” was considered to have been paid.

Any person who is a free person should not be required to submit to anything on the left side of the above list.