^^^ Care to expand on that? A felon or "prohibited" person might be a bad guy, but it might be a good guy whose rights were trampled.
Yeah, I get that.
But remember, the Left never says, "This is the objective; this is where we've achieved it." It's always to push further and harder until they have Stalin's Utopia, or chaos.
Leaving laws as they are, doesn't work into that. Strip them out, so we can have MOAR "Gun Violence" and the stooges in state assemblies, can say, gee, that didn't work, lets just ban THEM ALL.
Or get the Congress-traitors to do it. See? Pushing the ball ahead.
Now, felons' gun rights are an odd way to argue wrongful conviction. If someone is wrongfully convicted, he's imprisoned, losing years or decades of his life. THAT is a more-pressing issue (to him and us) than his right to have a gun.
If the conviction is wrongful, all kinds of rights are lost. If he can prove it was wrongful, let the courts examine that. NOT return his right to have a weapon, WHILE leaving him adjudicated a "convicted felon."
Because for every railroaded innocent, and for every rehabilitated criminal, there's a thousand simians who learned nothing, who enjoyed their stay in the Crossbar Hilton, and now would love to be able to go burn some @SS now.