Thread: Insanity rules in the vetting process

Originally Posted by XR500

He had 14 chances to stop doing what he did after his first armed robbery......but he didn't.

Respectfully disagree. He was on the wrong path, irrespective of how many times he did it. Once he was tried and convicted, he served his sentence and turned his life around. That is his second chance. If he went back to prison because he reoffended after he was released, that's an entirely different matter, and if he now screws up, the first thing that needs to happen is he permanently loses the privilege to own and use firearms.