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11-03-2017, 06:37 PM
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Well being that it is dishonorable he is unable to posses ammo or firearms. Say he gets shot and lives.. Should he then be charged for ammo possession by a felon? That would be great.
In the end he is still going to have a hard life which I feel is worse than prison. He is hated everywhere by every vet. 
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