Right to Bear Arms? Gun grabbing sweeping the nation

[copterdoctor]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015...eeping-nation/

[Krupski]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015...eeping-nation/

If this becomes commonplace, I predict a lot more "shoot first and ask questions later" responses from gun owners at home.

The government doesn't know how lucky they are that the average American is law abiding and peaceful. They keep pushing and pissing everyone off, that will come to an end.

[Richard Simmons]

If this becomes commonplace, I predict a lot more "shoot first and ask questions later" responses from gun owners at home.

The government doesn't know how lucky they are that the average American is law abiding and peaceful. They keep pushing and pissing everyone off, that will come to an end.

You may get a chance to test your prediction firsthand since this seems most prevalent in states like NY that have already begun stripping away the rights of their residents.

[l921428x]

The case that bothers me the most is the one in Glendale Az. This man has had an on going argument with his neighbor
in which he had talked(about the equipment) several times with the police. In the last incident he had spoken to the neighbor about his trucks and said he was going to call the police.
When the man went inside the neighbor called the police and said the man had threatened him, when the police arrived they locked the man up and confiscated
his collection, even there was no proof the man had ever threatened the neighbor.

Now with Kali. asking the citizens to spy and turn their neighbors in for water violations you can just lie, if you want, to phuk with someone

[1 Patriot-of-many]

If this becomes commonplace, I predict a lot more "shoot first and ask questions later" responses from gun owners at home.

The government doesn't know how lucky they are that the average American is law abiding and peaceful. They keep pushing and pissing everyone off, that will come to an end.

This^ when police start getting regularly shot there's a reason.

[Gunreference1]

The case that bothers me the most is the one in Glendale Az. This man has had an on going argument with his neighbor
in which he had talked(about the equipment) several times with the police. In the last incident he had spoken to the neighbor about his trucks and said he was going to call the police.
When the man went inside the neighbor called the police and said the man had threatened him, when the police arrived they locked the man up and confiscated
his collection, even there was no proof the man had ever threatened the neighbor.

Now with Kali. asking the citizens to spy and turn their neighbors in for water violations you can just lie, if you want, to phuk with someone

It looks like he got his guns back.

http://www.ammoland.com/2015/05/ariz...#axzz3ZsGj8yWx

Steve

[Krupski]

You may get a chance to test your prediction firsthand since this seems most prevalent in states like NY that have already begun stripping away the rights of their residents.

Nothing has changed for me. <confused>