Levant
Platinum Member
You lose your rights while you're in prisonDo you lose the right to a trial by jury of your peers if you murder someone? Do you lose the right to an attorney? Do you lose the right against self-incrimination? Do you lose the right to free speech? Freedom of religion? Freedom of peaceful assembly? If you have committed a murder, does your family also lose all of those rights?You should stop with the Ad hominem
what rights do you keep when you murder someone?
I don't understand why so many so-called, self-proclaimed, conservatives or constitutionalists think that the right to keep and bear arms is the one right that can be stripped from someone who has paid their debt and released from jail or prison or from the family of someone who has paid their debt and released from jail or prison.
People who have been released and paid their debt should regain all rights
They don't lose their rights while they're in prison. All of those others I mentioned still apply while in prison. You may not be allowed to exercise the rights but the rights still exist. They're God-given, or natural (choose your own source) inalienable rights. They can never be taken and you can never lose them. They can only be infringed or restricted by someone stronger or more powerful than you. You don't regain them upon release. They are as natural or God-given on release as they were before prison.