As long as it's not an NFA weapon. See above.Metal1 wrote:Same reason I fail do identify while Open Carrying. I don't have to.
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At 5:01 good comeback from the "suspect"...it's not a game - it's my right!
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It's a shame that this thread has/has been allowed to spiral downward into what has become the standard for OFCC OC threads involving audio/video of police/citizen "interaction" - that is: "OC is stupid" and/or "OC of long guns is stupid".
There has been almost no discussion of the actions of the police, and whether or not they were appropriate or justified.
Just when I thought things were getting better here...
There has been almost no discussion of the actions of the police, and whether or not they were appropriate or justified.
Just when I thought things were getting better here...
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Nothing happens in isolation, including the actions of police. Pretending otherwise is just stupid.BB62 wrote:It's a shame that this thread has/has been allowed to spiral downward into what has become the standard for OFCC OC threads involving audio/video of police/citizen "interaction" - that is: "OC is stupid" and/or "OC of long guns is stupid".
There has been almost no discussion of the actions of the police, and whether or not they were appropriate or justified.
Just when I thought things were getting better here...
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As good a time as any to get back on topic!
If a citizen called in a MWAG, I'm okay with the police responding.
I'm not okay with the brute force diplomacy ('shoot you in the head' comments)
If a citizen called in a MWAG, I'm okay with the police responding.
I'm not okay with the brute force diplomacy ('shoot you in the head' comments)
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I think the police officer and the entire squad there did an excellent job. No one was threatend in any way. The cop merely said "if" you make move toward your gun, "IF" you did something...that is not a threat, that is a fact of his reaction to your action to maintain his safety. All he wants to do is go home that day.
They were definitely looking for a cop to go crazy, and thankfully they found one with an intelligent thought process, who took some time to try and impart some wisdom to an enthusiastic young "gun loving" generation. I hope they remain focused on the fight for the 2nd Ammendment, but I hope they do it a little more responsibly and effectively.
They were definitely looking for a cop to go crazy, and thankfully they found one with an intelligent thought process, who took some time to try and impart some wisdom to an enthusiastic young "gun loving" generation. I hope they remain focused on the fight for the 2nd Ammendment, but I hope they do it a little more responsibly and effectively.
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Werz wrote:Nothing happens in isolation, including the actions of police. Pretending otherwise is just stupid.BB62 wrote:It's a shame that this thread has/has been allowed to spiral downward into what has become the standard for OFCC OC threads involving audio/video of police/citizen "interaction" - that is: "OC is stupid" and/or "OC of long guns is stupid".
There has been almost no discussion of the actions of the police, and whether or not they were appropriate or justified.
Just when I thought things were getting better here...
Yes, I do believe in open carry. An openly armed man is clear in his intentions. Concealed carriers are sneaks and skulkers and elitist, boot licking, political contribution making, running dog lackies of The Man. <wink> (thx grumpycoconut - OpenCarry.org)
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So the demand that the individuals stop was okay with you? Do the Fourth Amendment and Terry apply there? How about in Mississippi?robkjv wrote:I think the police officer and the entire squad there did an excellent job. No one was threatend in any way. The cop merely said "if" you make move toward your gun, "IF" you did something...that is not a threat, that is a fact of his reaction to your action to maintain his safety. All he wants to do is go home that day.
They were definitely looking for a cop to go crazy, and thankfully they found one with an intelligent thought process, who took some time to try and impart some wisdom to an enthusiastic young "gun loving" generation. I hope they remain focused on the fight for the 2nd Ammendment, but I hope they do it a little more responsibly and effectively.
And the detention of the individuals until not only the officer satisfied himself/themselves of their identity but also in engaged in a forced lecture, that's okay too? Silly me - I thought the officers were law enforcement officers, not opinion enforcement officers.
I too hope these individuals remain focused on the fight for the 2nd Amendment, but with the newfound realization that when you're carrying a long gun, neither the Second Amendment of any of the other amendments apply.
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How were they irresponsible? Who or what was harmed except someone's delicate sensitivities?robkjv wrote:...I hope they do it a little more responsibly and effectively.
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Might the same be said of the officer's comments, which you find offensive, but which were not direct threats?MyWifeSaidYes wrote:Who or what was harmed except someone's delicate sensitivities?
Or do you only see these issues from one perspective?
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Had dinner with my retired cop friend last night. His son-in-law is a cop, as is his brother-in-law. His son is one of my students. Lots of debate leading up to the grand holiday dinner on the topics of stop and frisk, as well as concealed carry and open carry. The non LEO son has a Republican/Libertarian streak, and holds his own in these arguments.
Last night, I reminded my friend about the Fourth Amendment. Lots. He is a stop and frisk proponent. Conversely, I am not.
Last night, I reminded my friend about the Fourth Amendment. Lots. He is a stop and frisk proponent. Conversely, I am not.
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He doesn't believe in Terry either?Tweed Ring wrote:...Last night, I reminded my friend about the Fourth Amendment. Lots. He is a stop and frisk proponent. Conversely, I am not.
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I know it is a slippery slope indeed, but the officer does make an intelligent point. In this day of crazy active shooters - "checking" someone out, taking 5 to 10 minutes out of their life, carrying on a polite conversation - just doesn't seem that harmful to me.
We often "what if and what you do" on this board. So, "what if" it was on video that these two cops passed the gentlemen with the long gun and in the police camera and audio we find that the cop said "Oh well, he's carrying a long gun. Strange, but it is his right." Then, just minutes later, at the intersection, he unloads the long into your car, killing everyone in your family but you. Would you not harbor any ill feelings toward the officers, or would you boldly state: "Well, at least no ones delicate sensitivities got hurt."
Law is the law, and I think all of us on this board are extremely pro gun. However, there has to be a line of common sense safety that is involved and invoked as well. The sticky part of the matter is: who decides what is common sense.
We often "what if and what you do" on this board. So, "what if" it was on video that these two cops passed the gentlemen with the long gun and in the police camera and audio we find that the cop said "Oh well, he's carrying a long gun. Strange, but it is his right." Then, just minutes later, at the intersection, he unloads the long into your car, killing everyone in your family but you. Would you not harbor any ill feelings toward the officers, or would you boldly state: "Well, at least no ones delicate sensitivities got hurt."
Law is the law, and I think all of us on this board are extremely pro gun. However, there has to be a line of common sense safety that is involved and invoked as well. The sticky part of the matter is: who decides what is common sense.
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He understands Terry, but not like I understand it. He supports stop and frisk, while I believe the answer is, rather, always more...more cops, prosecutors, judges, jails, etc.BB62 wrote:He doesn't believe in Terry either?Tweed Ring wrote:...Last night, I reminded my friend about the Fourth Amendment. Lots. He is a stop and frisk proponent. Conversely, I am not.
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A wonderful, not on point response, which in addition distorts the reality of what took place.robkjv wrote:I know it is a slippery slope indeed, but the officer does make an intelligent point. In this day of crazy active shooters - "checking" someone out, taking 5 to 10 minutes out of their life, carrying on a polite conversation - just doesn't seem that harmful to me.
We often "what if and what you do" on this board. So, "what if" it was on video that these two cops passed the gentlemen with the long gun and in the police camera and audio we find that the cop said "Oh well, he's carrying a long gun. Strange, but it is his right." Then, just minutes later, at the intersection, he unloads the long into your car, killing everyone in your family but you. Would you not harbor any ill feelings toward the officers, or would you boldly state: "Well, at least no ones delicate sensitivities got hurt."
Law is the law, and I think all of us on this board are extremely pro gun. However, there has to be a line of common sense safety that is involved and invoked as well. The sticky part of the matter is: who decides what is common sense.
You were asked specific questions, but it appears by your response that you don't have direct answers - so you dodged the questions. That says a great deal about the strength of your beliefs (and understanding of the law), whether you choose to recognize it or not.
Yes, I do believe in open carry. An openly armed man is clear in his intentions. Concealed carriers are sneaks and skulkers and elitist, boot licking, political contribution making, running dog lackies of The Man. <wink> (thx grumpycoconut - OpenCarry.org)
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