araiford
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"We can convert the non gunnies to our perspective"
Good luck with that...
Good luck with that...
Actually, there’s a 3rd possibility. Convince the other side they have EVERYTHING to fear. That, after all, was the original intent of the 2A.The only chance we have of winning the battle is to convince the other side they have nothing to fear. Because, if it were to come down to fighting in the streets (another bad analogy), no matter who wins, we all lose
He took pictures of himself engaged in what LOOKS LIKE legal activity, too. If I post a picture of myself smoking something in a pipe, should they assume it's marijuana and arrest me? If I post a picture of myself driving fast, should they assume it's over the speed limit and send me a ticket? If I post a picture of myself hunting, should they assume I didn't have a license and fine me? After all, those pictures would LOOK LIKE illegal activity.He took pictures of himself engaged in what LOOKS LIKE illegal activity..
This guy didn't stay out all night. He walked in the door at 22:00 and 55 seconds, clearly within the rules, and got grounded anyway, because it LOOKED LIKE he was late.You know the type. Mommy and Daddy tell them to be home at ten on Friday night. Which is probably unfair. At least, it was when I was a teenager.
So, Junior shows them he'll not be told what to do. So he stays out all night.
He's asking for trouble and usually gets it.
These posters insist upon drawing a line in the sand, challenging the antigunners to step across.
I am unsure why so many are jumping to support someone who they hardly know.
Then where's the focus on every single person that ever gets picked up on a weapons offense?They probably respect his 1st and 2nd amendment rights...or something crazy like that. Rubes.
Let me ask you, is it responsible use of your first amendment rights to tell people you're a cop when you're really not?
That's true, but it may have upset someone. I've never been told by an Army MP that they are "cops." Just that they are "MPs". That's all I'm suggesting--it's not intended to be a judgment as to his guilt or innocence, or even what kind of person he is--I don't know him. That's for the court to decide, but it's highly unfortunate if he is innocent that this happened.Bragging or lying on the internet is one thing...slapping a blue light on your 76 Monte Carlo and pulling folks over on back stretches of highway is another. Besides who knows where all those pictures were even taken. Whole thing stinks if you ask me.
They also may just be doing this just to scare everyone else away from buying more OLLs.
Looked around his myspace page, that's a shame that he was arrested. Their busy hauling off campus students who have no criminal history yet we have gangsters running in the streets killing each other, shows how much the state of California cares about the people.
Well, yeah. Think about it. Try to arrest gangsters and someone might get hurt. Arresting non-criminals is MUCH safer, all things considered...
Gangs account for approximately 51% of all homicides in Los Angeles County. Of the 1156 homicides in 2001, 587 were gang-related. The majority of all gang homicides are committed with handguns.
Los Angeles County Safe Streets Bureau, 2002
In Los Angeles County, law enforcement officials are aware of more than 1300 street gangs with over 150,000 members. In the City of Los Angeles alone, there are approximately 407 gangs and over 56,000 members.
Los Angeles Almanac, 2002
No wonder we have to lock up our guns, so they don't go out and shoot random people!!!Firearms in Los Angeles County kill approximately three people everyday.
Those guns are sooo racist.African American males are at greatest risk of becoming a victim of a firearm related hospitalization or death.
Damn that gunshow loophole!!!!!!!According to the 1997 Survey of State Prison Inmates in the US, among those possessing a gun, the source of the gun was a flea market or gun show for fewer than 2%, a retail store or pawnshop for about 12%; family, friends, a street buy, or an illegal source for 80%
- US Dept of Justice, National Crime Victimization Survey 2000
This just makes me proud as a Californian.From January through June 1999, a total of 213,468 handguns and long guns (rifles and shotguns) were sold by firearms dealers in California. This represents a 30.9 percent increase over the 163,060 sold from January through June 1998. Sales of long guns increased 50.7 percent, from 66,764 sold in the first six months of 1998 to 100,593 sold in the first six months of 1999. Handgun sales increased 17.2 percent, from 96,296 sold in 1998 to 112,875 sold in 1999
- US Department of Justice 1999 US Dept of Justice, National Crime Victimization Survey 2000
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