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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/13/2016 10:07:36 PM   
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No cops present, shooter cuts loose, ccw holder stops him.
See the difference?

Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
So in Dallas situations, the victims were the cops getting shoot at!

In SC, civilians were the victims getting shoot at and it's okay to interfere to save their lives because cops weren't around.

But if cops are the victims, or if cops were present, it's not okay to interfere and help save their lives, until all the cops are down, then it becomes legal to step in.

That is exactly how that law works. It's terrible.

But over all, it shocks me that a gun country does not have better training for their cops at shooting. I mean in a gun filled country, if you are the person keeping law and order, technically, it is their duty to be better shots than civilians or the criminals. So they can actually defend.


No it doesn't.
If the cops are there your don't complecate things by geing in the way.
The cops know what tactics they are going to use. Even if you don't confuse them as to who the danger is there is no way your actions can be co-ordinated with the cops. Thus you are a hindrence rather than a help.
The CCW holder in SC, on the other hand, didn't have to co-ordinate with anyone.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/13/2016 10:13:47 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75

quote:

ORIGINAL: BamaD
No cops present, shooter cuts loose, ccw holder stops him.
See the difference?

Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
So in Dallas situations, the victims were the cops getting shoot at!

In SC, civilians were the victims getting shoot at and it's okay to interfere to save their lives because cops weren't around.

But if cops are the victims, or if cops were present, it's not okay to interfere and help save their lives, until all the cops are down, then it becomes legal to step in.

That is exactly how that law works. It's terrible.

But over all, it shocks me that a gun country does not have better training for their cops at shooting. I mean in a gun filled country, if you are the person keeping law and order, technically, it is their duty to be better shots than civilians or the criminals. So they can actually defend.




Greta, the cops had a description of an African American with a gun shooting cops.

Now there was already one individual misidentified as the shooter and the cops were trying to locate him, while the real shooter was somewhere else.

And no body but the shooter and cops were firing.

Now, lets look at it from what you are insisting these people should have done.

The man misidentified as the shooter is putting out rounds. There were others hit besides cops, so officer Joe sees the wrong guy putting out rounds and fires on him and kills his ass.

Remember, there were 31 people at that march with guns, counting the shooter.

There were other victims besides cops.

So, you have the cops trying to figure out who is on their side, who aint, and if there was more than one shooter involved in the attack.

So the cops do exactly what they are trained to do, neutralize the possible dangers, which means those good Samaritans who are just trying to help using their guns, and the cops have no clue they are not part of the attack.

So, now you have cops forced to make a judgement call while under fire from ONE individual but there are 29 others firing guns.

Instinct takes over, cop yells drop the weapon, friendly shooter cant hear him over the gunfire, so cop sees someone ignoring his command to drop the weapon.

Cop takes aim and there is one more black man dead. And the cycle repeats. Maybe some hear the cops, but considering how loud gunfire is, it is hard to hear someone next to you yelling in your ear, so the odds are the majority dont, and dont put their weapons down.

Now you got a lot of black Americans with bullet holes from cops guns.

Within a few hours, what started as a peaceful march with one lone gunman has become a full scale riot, so now the mayor asks the governor to call in the National Guard.

So now you have armed people with a grudge against cops, and a bunch of weekend warriors who are probably not trained in dealing with that kind of situation, many of whom probably are scared shitless because no one knows who the bad guys are and arent.

Add to that a number of combat vets from the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts who saw a lot of action in urban environments, and thanks to the underfunded VA system, have PTSD that is barely treated.

In other words, what was 5 dead and a number wounded becomes a repeat of the LA riots and worse.

I am a combat vet. I have been in urban as well as in the sticks. When you have no fucking clue as to who is going to shoot at you and who aint, well then its lock and load and pray you make the right call.

If you screw up, hey accidents happen.

A board looks over the information, and odds are if there is no evidence that you actually intended to kill someone, you walk with a note in your jacket.

So now you have people killed by the national guard.

So the riots in one city spreads to others.

All because some guys who tried to help got caught in the crossfire and died, because the cops had no fucking clue who was and was not friendly.

Sounds like a great recipe to start a very short lived civil war.

The first one was partly to end a very fucked up institution known as slavery, a civil war caused by the bullshit you are advocating would be started over a few well meaning idiots who didnt know enough not to become targets in a confused situation.

Of course, I wouldnt worry about it much, if it happened. I would take my family to my other property, hole up till it was settled and use my skills to keep folks from taking stuff from me and mine. I got enough supplies to keep my family feed for close to three years, and enough ammo to keep them nice and safe.

And since I am a warped son of a bitch, anyone coming near the place gets one warning shot, the next round if they dont get the idea to leave goes center mass.

Side note to Bama:

My "birthday present to me" fund just hit the mark for a Barret bolt action 50 or another project jeep with all parts needed to restore.

What do you think?



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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/13/2016 10:21:23 PM   
BamaD


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quote:

ORIGINAL: jlf1961


quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75

quote:

ORIGINAL: BamaD
No cops present, shooter cuts loose, ccw holder stops him.
See the difference?

Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
So in Dallas situations, the victims were the cops getting shoot at!

In SC, civilians were the victims getting shoot at and it's okay to interfere to save their lives because cops weren't around.

But if cops are the victims, or if cops were present, it's not okay to interfere and help save their lives, until all the cops are down, then it becomes legal to step in.

That is exactly how that law works. It's terrible.

But over all, it shocks me that a gun country does not have better training for their cops at shooting. I mean in a gun filled country, if you are the person keeping law and order, technically, it is their duty to be better shots than civilians or the criminals. So they can actually defend.




Greta, the cops had a description of an African American with a gun shooting cops.

Now there was already one individual misidentified as the shooter and the cops were trying to locate him, while the real shooter was somewhere else.

And no body but the shooter and cops were firing.

Now, lets look at it from what you are insisting these people should have done.

The man misidentified as the shooter is putting out rounds. There were others hit besides cops, so officer Joe sees the wrong guy putting out rounds and fires on him and kills his ass.

Remember, there were 31 people at that march with guns, counting the shooter.

There were other victims besides cops.

So, you have the cops trying to figure out who is on their side, who aint, and if there was more than one shooter involved in the attack.

So the cops do exactly what they are trained to do, neutralize the possible dangers, which means those good Samaritans who are just trying to help using their guns, and the cops have no clue they are not part of the attack.

So, now you have cops forced to make a judgement call while under fire from ONE individual but there are 29 others firing guns.

Instinct takes over, cop yells drop the weapon, friendly shooter cant hear him over the gunfire, so cop sees someone ignoring his command to drop the weapon.

Cop takes aim and there is one more black man dead. And the cycle repeats. Maybe some hear the cops, but considering how loud gunfire is, it is hard to hear someone next to you yelling in your ear, so the odds are the majority dont, and dont put their weapons down.

Now you got a lot of black Americans with bullet holes from cops guns.

Within a few hours, what started as a peaceful march with one lone gunman has become a full scale riot, so now the mayor asks the governor to call in the National Guard.

So now you have armed people with a grudge against cops, and a bunch of weekend warriors who are probably not trained in dealing with that kind of situation, many of whom probably are scared shitless because no one knows who the bad guys are and arent.

Add to that a number of combat vets from the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts who saw a lot of action in urban environments, and thanks to the underfunded VA system, have PTSD that is barely treated.

In other words, what was 5 dead and a number wounded becomes a repeat of the LA riots and worse.

I am a combat vet. I have been in urban as well as in the sticks. When you have no fucking clue as to who is going to shoot at you and who aint, well then its lock and load and pray you make the right call.

If you screw up, hey accidents happen.

A board looks over the information, and odds are if there is no evidence that you actually intended to kill someone, you walk with a note in your jacket.

So now you have people killed by the national guard.

So the riots in one city spreads to others.

All because some guys who tried to help got caught in the crossfire and died, because the cops had no fucking clue who was and was not friendly.

Sounds like a great recipe to start a very short lived civil war.

The first one was partly to end a very fucked up institution known as slavery, a civil war caused by the bullshit you are advocating would be started over a few well meaning idiots who didnt know enough not to become targets in a confused situation.

Of course, I wouldnt worry about it much, if it happened. I would take my family to my other property, hole up till it was settled and use my skills to keep folks from taking stuff from me and mine. I got enough supplies to keep my family feed for close to three years, and enough ammo to keep them nice and safe.

And since I am a warped son of a bitch, anyone coming near the place gets one warning shot, the next round if they dont get the idea to leave goes center mass.

Side note to Bama:

My "birthday present to me" fund just hit the mark for a Barret bolt action 50 or another project jeep with all parts needed to restore.

What do you think?



If I could afford a Barret I would love to have one, although I have no place to shoot that would do it justice, the longest range close to here is only a hundered yard. Kind of pointless with a Barret.
On the other hand I don't have a car, so of the two I would take the jeep.
But your situation is a lot different from mine.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 2:50:40 AM   
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So I've been saying Black Cops for Black People as a solution.

Pleased to see that the Dallas Police Station is trying to implement that! The Dallas Police seems like they have been pretty awesome! And it's lead by a black Cop. Great Message! I think this should be the new slogan for ALL police department in the whole US. The one in BOLD.

In the aftermath of the deadly attack on Dallas officers, the city's police chief issued an appeal to blacks: If you want to change law enforcement, join us. Apply to become a cop.

In the days after the sniper slayings, Police Chief David Brown urged blacks to leave the protests and join the department to work for change from within.

Like most U.S. cities, the Dallas department has struggled to diversify its ranks. While the city is composed mostly of blacks and Hispanics, the police force is still dominated by whites, which make up about half of the department.

The rest of the force is 26 percent black and 20 percent Hispanic. The city is about 28 percent white, 25 percent black and 42 percent Hispanic.

The police chief, a black man who rose through the ranks during a three-decade career, challenged protesters to be part of the solution.

"Serve your community. Don't be a part of the problem," he said. "We're hiring. Get off of that protest line and put your application in."


http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/07/17/black-and-cop-detective-says-weve-all-got-work-to-do.html

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 8:19:06 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Greta75
Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
Greta, what's the difference between an armed citizen and an armed criminal?

Answer: None. To a cop under fire they look exactly the same.

The NRA promoting civilians carrying weapons as a method of ending crime is one of the most stupid, irresponsible, bug-fuck crazy things I've ever heard.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 12:00:18 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Awareness


quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75
Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
Greta, what's the difference between an armed citizen and an armed criminal?

Answer: None. To a cop under fire they look exactly the same.

The NRA promoting civilians carrying weapons as a method of ending crime is one of the most stupid, irresponsible, bug-fuck crazy things I've ever heard.

There is one minor flaw in your statement. The only gun laws that consistantly result in lower crime rates is expandind ccw rights.

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People don't believe they can defend themselves because they have guns, they have guns because they believe they can defend themselves.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 12:08:50 PM   
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The NRA promoting civilians carrying weapons as a method of ending crime is one of the most stupid, irresponsible, bug-fuck crazy things I've ever heard.


How so?

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 12:09:46 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Awareness


quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75
Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
Greta, what's the difference between an armed citizen and an armed criminal?

Answer: None. To a cop under fire they look exactly the same.

The NRA promoting civilians carrying weapons as a method of ending crime is one of the most stupid, irresponsible, bug-fuck crazy things I've ever heard.

It's pretty disingenuous to apply apples to oranges. I'm pretty sure the NRA doesn't ask people to go armed and get involved in police shoot outs, well not since the Texas Tower incident. But, then you enjoy shading facts to suit your theories, so far be it from me to stop you, as silly as it is.

< Message edited by Nnanji -- 7/18/2016 12:35:14 PM >

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 12:28:25 PM   
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ORIGINAL: jlf1961


quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75

quote:

ORIGINAL: BamaD
No cops present, shooter cuts loose, ccw holder stops him.
See the difference?

Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
So in Dallas situations, the victims were the cops getting shoot at!

In SC, civilians were the victims getting shoot at and it's okay to interfere to save their lives because cops weren't around.

But if cops are the victims, or if cops were present, it's not okay to interfere and help save their lives, until all the cops are down, then it becomes legal to step in.

That is exactly how that law works. It's terrible.

But over all, it shocks me that a gun country does not have better training for their cops at shooting. I mean in a gun filled country, if you are the person keeping law and order, technically, it is their duty to be better shots than civilians or the criminals. So they can actually defend.




Greta, the cops had a description of an African American with a gun shooting cops.

Now there was already one individual misidentified as the shooter and the cops were trying to locate him, while the real shooter was somewhere else.

And no body but the shooter and cops were firing.

Now, lets look at it from what you are insisting these people should have done.

The man misidentified as the shooter is putting out rounds. There were others hit besides cops, so officer Joe sees the wrong guy putting out rounds and fires on him and kills his ass.

Remember, there were 31 people at that march with guns, counting the shooter.

There were other victims besides cops.

So, you have the cops trying to figure out who is on their side, who aint, and if there was more than one shooter involved in the attack.

So the cops do exactly what they are trained to do, neutralize the possible dangers, which means those good Samaritans who are just trying to help using their guns, and the cops have no clue they are not part of the attack.

So, now you have cops forced to make a judgement call while under fire from ONE individual but there are 29 others firing guns.

Instinct takes over, cop yells drop the weapon, friendly shooter cant hear him over the gunfire, so cop sees someone ignoring his command to drop the weapon.

Cop takes aim and there is one more black man dead. And the cycle repeats. Maybe some hear the cops, but considering how loud gunfire is, it is hard to hear someone next to you yelling in your ear, so the odds are the majority dont, and dont put their weapons down.

Now you got a lot of black Americans with bullet holes from cops guns.

Within a few hours, what started as a peaceful march with one lone gunman has become a full scale riot, so now the mayor asks the governor to call in the National Guard.

So now you have armed people with a grudge against cops, and a bunch of weekend warriors who are probably not trained in dealing with that kind of situation, many of whom probably are scared shitless because no one knows who the bad guys are and arent.

Add to that a number of combat vets from the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts who saw a lot of action in urban environments, and thanks to the underfunded VA system, have PTSD that is barely treated.

In other words, what was 5 dead and a number wounded becomes a repeat of the LA riots and worse.

I am a combat vet. I have been in urban as well as in the sticks. When you have no fucking clue as to who is going to shoot at you and who aint, well then its lock and load and pray you make the right call.

If you screw up, hey accidents happen.

A board looks over the information, and odds are if there is no evidence that you actually intended to kill someone, you walk with a note in your jacket.

So now you have people killed by the national guard.

So the riots in one city spreads to others.

All because some guys who tried to help got caught in the crossfire and died, because the cops had no fucking clue who was and was not friendly.

Sounds like a great recipe to start a very short lived civil war.

The first one was partly to end a very fucked up institution known as slavery, a civil war caused by the bullshit you are advocating would be started over a few well meaning idiots who didnt know enough not to become targets in a confused situation.

Of course, I wouldnt worry about it much, if it happened. I would take my family to my other property, hole up till it was settled and use my skills to keep folks from taking stuff from me and mine. I got enough supplies to keep my family feed for close to three years, and enough ammo to keep them nice and safe.

And since I am a warped son of a bitch, anyone coming near the place gets one warning shot, the next round if they dont get the idea to leave goes center mass.

Side note to Bama:

My "birthday present to me" fund just hit the mark for a Barret bolt action 50 or another project jeep with all parts needed to restore.

What do you think?



The semi Barret is a two minute rifle so I approve the bolt decision. I...lest just say...used...to have a different brand with a target chamber. It's nice but it's about $5.00 a round now for ball. So you can't just give yourself the rifle. You need special loading presses, literally tons of powder and bullets to reload just expensive. It is fun, though, to reach out and touch something at 1000 yards.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 12:28:28 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Nnanji


quote:

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75
Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
Greta, what's the difference between an armed citizen and an armed criminal?

Answer: None. To a cop under fire they look exactly the same.

The NRA promoting civilians carrying weapons as a method of ending crime is one of the most stupid, irresponsible, bug-fuck crazy things I've ever heard.

It's pretty disingenuous to apply apples to oranges. I'm pretty sure the NRA doesn't ask people to go armed an get involved in police shoot out, well not sense the Texas Tower incident. But, then you enjoy shading facts to suit your theories, so far be it from me to stop you, as silly as it is.



Just remember, at one time, the anti gun lobby pushed to have laws passed that would have required concealed carry permit holders to take the same basic training as cops, and be auxiliary officers.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 12:33:47 PM   
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ORIGINAL: jlf1961


quote:

ORIGINAL: Nnanji


quote:

ORIGINAL: Awareness


quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75
Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
Greta, what's the difference between an armed citizen and an armed criminal?

Answer: None. To a cop under fire they look exactly the same.

The NRA promoting civilians carrying weapons as a method of ending crime is one of the most stupid, irresponsible, bug-fuck crazy things I've ever heard.

It's pretty disingenuous to apply apples to oranges. I'm pretty sure the NRA doesn't ask people to go armed an get involved in police shoot out, well not sense the Texas Tower incident. But, then you enjoy shading facts to suit your theories, so far be it from me to stop you, as silly as it is.



Just remember, at one time, the anti gun lobby pushed to have laws passed that would have required concealed carry permit holders to take the same basic training as cops, and be auxiliary officers.

That was the gun lobby and not the NRA. I tell you what though, I first went through hunter safety as a kid. Since then I've sat through it a couple of times with kids, just to share the experience. I'd sit through police training, just gun laws and shooting skills, for the fun of it. In my opinion most cops know little about guns and can only shoot well enough to qualify once in a while. I don't consider what they are required to do as a lot of emersion.

< Message edited by Nnanji -- 7/18/2016 12:34:06 PM >

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 12:53:09 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Nnanji

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ORIGINAL: jlf1961


quote:

ORIGINAL: Nnanji


quote:

ORIGINAL: Awareness


quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75
Which adds to my argument that civilians can help the cops if they are allowed to, they got man power and fire power! But they aren't allowed to if cops were present.
Greta, what's the difference between an armed citizen and an armed criminal?

Answer: None. To a cop under fire they look exactly the same.

The NRA promoting civilians carrying weapons as a method of ending crime is one of the most stupid, irresponsible, bug-fuck crazy things I've ever heard.

It's pretty disingenuous to apply apples to oranges. I'm pretty sure the NRA doesn't ask people to go armed an get involved in police shoot out, well not sense the Texas Tower incident. But, then you enjoy shading facts to suit your theories, so far be it from me to stop you, as silly as it is.



Just remember, at one time, the anti gun lobby pushed to have laws passed that would have required concealed carry permit holders to take the same basic training as cops, and be auxiliary officers.

That was the gun lobby and not the NRA. I tell you what though, I first went through hunter safety as a kid. Since then I've sat through it a couple of times with kids, just to share the experience. I'd sit through police training, just gun laws and shooting skills, for the fun of it. In my opinion most cops know little about guns and can only shoot well enough to qualify once in a while. I don't consider what they are required to do as a lot of emersion.

Here they have to get 70% on 50 rounds at rages varying from 7 too 25 yards, only about 10 rounds from 25 once a year. I did the range once when I was admin for the Sheriff's office (for the fun of it, not required) got bored and fired about 25 from the 25, and got 96% which I found disapointing.
It ticked off the range master because he felt there was no excuse for any sworn officer being out shot by a admin guy. He was ticked off at the officers, not me. We had 3 or 4 officers that needed multiple attempts to pass. We also had about 3 or 4 who did better than I did. So I agree with you, most officers are not as good a shot as most ccw holders.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 1:37:53 PM   
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There is one minor flaw in your statement. The only gun laws that consistantly result in lower crime rates is expandind ccw rights.
No, that's nonsense. Increased numbers of firearms in the community do not reduce crime.


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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 1:43:33 PM   
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There is one minor flaw in your statement. The only gun laws that consistantly result in lower crime rates is expandind ccw rights.
No, that's nonsense. Increased numbers of firearms in the community do not reduce crime.


Iam sure you believe that.
Do some research, from a non-antigun source and you will discover that I am right. It means that the pool of hepless victims just shrank, better yet the bad guys don't know who is going to ruin there day.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 1:50:43 PM   
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So the law expects every single police to be dead, before a civilian can start using their gun to shoot the bad guy?


All of your posts are doing more to indicate that you have little or no grasp of the reality of such a situation, ...



"All of your posts are doing more to indicate that you have zero grasp of reality."


FIFY.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 1:50:49 PM   
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There is one minor flaw in your statement. The only gun laws that consistantly result in lower crime rates is expandind ccw rights.

No, that's nonsense. Increased numbers of firearms in the community do not reduce crime.

In 1986, only 8 states had "shall issue" concealed carry laws. By 1991, the number of "shall issue" states had doubled to 16. In 2001, 31 states had "shall issue" concealed carry laws. Five years later it was 37. And by 2013, a total of 42 states had adopted either "shall issue" or unrestricted carry, while during the same time period violent crime rates in the U.S. fell and homicide rates dropped by about fifty percent.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 3:31:32 PM   
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So the law expects every single police to be dead, before a civilian can start using their gun to shoot the bad guy?


All of your posts are doing more to indicate that you have little or no grasp of the reality of such a situation, ...



"All of your posts are doing more to indicate that you have zero grasp of reality."


FIFY.

She has a different cultural perspective. Aren't you multi-cultural?

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 3:56:58 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Nnanji


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ORIGINAL: jlf1961
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So the law expects every single police to be dead, before a civilian can start using their gun to shoot the bad guy?


All of your posts are doing more to indicate that you have little or no grasp of the reality of such a situation, ...



"All of your posts are doing more to indicate that you have zero grasp of reality."


FIFY.

She has a different cultural perspective. Aren't you multi-cultural?


She has, on more than one occasion, by more than one individual had the law and essential facts spelled out, in terms a two year old could under stand.

The fact she does not even try to accept or understand is entirely on her, and her continued insistence at going back and rehashing something that had been explained, indicates that either a) she has no grasp of the English language or b) connot or will not accept information which has been explained over and over again, not to mention that when the legal aspects are explained she keeps going back and asking or stating the same thing, over and over again.

Screw sock puppet, I am beginning to believe she is a program similar to old IRC chatter bots.

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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 4:33:30 PM   
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She has a different cultural perspective. Aren't you multi-cultural?


While it's obvious that you use 'multi-cultural' as a pejorative, I am not in any case a 'promoter' of ethnic blending, which is what you really mean, but I don't believe in active measures preventing whatever sort of people who act responsibly in my city or neighborhood. Just because I live in a very ethnically and somewhat culturally diverse community but don't run off screaming to Iowa or Idaho to escape it does not make me a 'multi-culturalist.'



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RE: Breaking News in Dallas - 7/18/2016 5:37:01 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Nnanji

She has a different cultural perspective. Aren't you multi-cultural?


While it's obvious that you use 'multi-cultural' as a pejorative, I am not in any case a 'promoter' of ethnic blending, which is what you really mean, but I don't believe in active measures preventing whatever sort of people who act responsibly in my city or neighborhood. Just because I live in a very ethnically and somewhat culturally diverse community but don't run off screaming to Iowa or Idaho to escape it does not make me a 'multi-culturalist.'




Your statement is cogent and I won't argue it. But I was thinking more of the perspective of understanding different cultures around the world. Greta has mentioned speaking Mandarin, Singapore is a completely different culture that includes a lot of different cultures. So her grasp of what we say here has to be translated into her cultural understanding. Yes I was using multi-cultural as a pejorative. But, frankly when I was in Singapore a lot of what they took as normal was just beyond my kin. So, unstated in my post was the idea of trying to grasp American ideas without any cultural awareness to associate them to. I was suggesting, pejoratively, that walking in her shoes would be a reasonable multi-cultural exercise as opposed to the concept of how multi-culturalism is perverted here.

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