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by Anonymous on May 20th, 2008
Your wife has the right to own a gun, but it would be in your best interest if she waived that right. If a gun is found in your house, she will not get arrested, but you will.
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by Answerbag Staff on July 30th, 2010
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by Faithlesstheist on April 2nd, 2011
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You're reading I know that being a convicted felon, I can't own or posses a firearm, but would't it be violating my wife's rights to deny her to have a firearm when she has not been into any kind of trouble?
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your wife can have a firearm in the house as long as it is in a safe that you don't have the combination to. I checked this out very well when i was released from federal prison in 1997.
by Bobby on November 4th, 2009
You are incorrectly thinking that the right to bear arms is a "right". It's not, it's a privilege. You can revoke a privilege, but a right, by definition, can not be revoked. Once we as a nation allowed the government to treat rights as "privileges", we lost all rights.
by philzamatic on February 22nd, 2010