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The GOP National Reciprocity Law would allow George Zimmerman to carry a concealed weapon anywhere (Original Post) jpak Mar 2012 OP
Just like strict gun laws in Chicago make it a paradise, especially on the south side shadowrider Mar 2012 #1
Please explain the "especially on the South Side" thing jpak Mar 2012 #2
No explanation necessary. It speaks for itself. shadowrider Mar 2012 #5
I win - and true colors have been exposed jpak Mar 2012 #6
I think they've been exposed for a long time. Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #7
win what? Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2012 #10
You can't hear the dog whistles? baldguy Mar 2012 #13
this dog don't hunt. Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2012 #26
Ayup. Callisto32 Mar 2012 #53
Probably because that's where the vast majority of the shootings are DonP Mar 2012 #8
He's an anti on a poutrage. His seeming ignorance of the violence problem shadowrider Mar 2012 #12
A National Stand Your Ground Law and lots and lots of armed vigilantes would clear up that "problem" jpak Mar 2012 #29
And nearly all of the illegal guns used come from "law abiding gun owners" baldguy Mar 2012 #15
Yeah, we need more laws banning guns here. DonP Mar 2012 #19
So unless you are involved in that scene, not much need to tote -- Is there? Hoyt Apr 2012 #65
This coming from the person that is ALWAYS making bigoted and disparaging remarks rl6214 Mar 2012 #22
thank you. Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2012 #27
Here you go.... PavePusher Mar 2012 #43
If national reciprocity is the real issue... discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2012 #3
Nope jpak Mar 2012 #4
Then why mention national reciprocity? discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2012 #14
AS I THOUGHT, NO ANSWER! discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2012 #67
C'mon, do you want this guy to continue carrying? Seriously. Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #9
He DID NOT keep his gun. It's in possession of the Sanford PD. shadowrider Mar 2012 #11
Post removed Post removed Mar 2012 #17
With a $10k bounty (Dead or Alive) on his head shadowrider Mar 2012 #18
I would've thought you'd support vigilante justice for a murderer allowed to walk around free. baldguy Mar 2012 #20
Murder. You have proof he intended to kill someone that night shadowrider Mar 2012 #23
What a stupid comment rl6214 Mar 2012 #24
It's purely meant to inflame since he can't deny the bounty on Zimmermans head. shadowrider Mar 2012 #25
enough of the regional bigotry gejohnston Mar 2012 #31
The only people pushing "vigilante justice" (oxymoron, much?) seem to be.... PavePusher Mar 2012 #44
What are the insane "Stand Your Ground" laws other than vigilantism encoded into law? baldguy Mar 2012 #55
Nice try at shifting goal posts. PavePusher Mar 2012 #56
Of course nobody will come right out and say "Zimmerman was a hero." baldguy Mar 2012 #63
Zimmerman was in the wrong from the moment he left his vehicle. krispos42 Apr 2012 #72
Cites, please. n/t PavePusher Apr 2012 #77
Zimmerman was not a hero. However, Zimmerman does not make all self-defense vigilantism. Atypical Liberal Apr 2012 #91
Self-defense. krispos42 Apr 2012 #71
Do you? oneshooter Apr 2012 #64
Feel free to go protect him Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #38
I'm not protecting anyone. He has NOT been convicted of anything that would shadowrider Mar 2012 #40
So drunk drivers should be able to keep driving until convicted? Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #60
You mean they don't gejohnston Mar 2012 #61
Not after drying out. After being stopped Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #62
You've been defending him since this story first broke. He should have lost his right to carry Hoyt Apr 2012 #68
If you are going to make the accusation, ManiacJoe Apr 2012 #69
Simple, if someone wakes up everyday and sticks a gun down their pants to defend themselves, they Hoyt Apr 2012 #74
Ok, let me see if I've got this straight. discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2012 #76
I'm not defending anyone but would prefer all the facts come out shadowrider Apr 2012 #70
Yea, maybe if we wait for all the facts, it will blow over and NRA and pro-gun crowd can get back Hoyt Apr 2012 #73
Argh! discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2012 #75
As it should be. It is evidence in a homicide case. Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #37
Again, he hasn't been convicted of anything. He has a $10k bounty on his head shadowrider Mar 2012 #39
There are organizations through which right wing gun supporters will contribute to Zim's defense. Hoyt Apr 2012 #66
If he were charged, it would be suspended. Once convicted, revoked. X_Digger Apr 2012 #80
Unfortunately, politicians usually make that call Starboard Tack Apr 2012 #81
Care to actually answer? X_Digger Apr 2012 #82
Sorry to upset you, but it's not my call Starboard Tack Apr 2012 #83
That'd clog up the courts for years. X_Digger Apr 2012 #84
I think you need to study up on how the system works. Starboard Tack Apr 2012 #85
No, I think you do. google 'prosecutorial discretion'. n/t X_Digger Apr 2012 #86
I don't need to Google it. Starboard Tack Apr 2012 #87
It doesn't work that way in Florida- not for manslaughter or murder. X_Digger Apr 2012 #88
OK I guess we are both right and wrong. Starboard Tack Apr 2012 #89
That's my point. X_Digger Apr 2012 #90
Not the issue here. n/t discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2012 #16
If you have a Florida CCW permit Old Codger Mar 2012 #28
YUP, that's right, as long as one is licensed. rl6214 Mar 2012 #21
What's Crazy fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 #30
for example? gejohnston Mar 2012 #32
Repeal? fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 #33
think about it gejohnston Mar 2012 #35
Ask Them fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 #36
He/she asked you to name one. nt rrneck Mar 2012 #41
In other words gejohnston Mar 2012 #42
No wonder they're hungry... PavePusher Mar 2012 #45
And I believe it was sarisataka Mar 2012 #47
Fair observation fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 #48
again we see eye to eye... sarisataka Mar 2012 #49
Across the Street....but same country....LOL fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 #50
I learn more ... sarisataka Mar 2012 #52
Agree Completely fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 #54
That's funny. Remmah2 Apr 2012 #78
So why do we all support McDonald v. Chicago? hack89 Apr 2012 #79
And if a dozen or so states weren't impossibly anal-retentive about reciprocity... krispos42 Mar 2012 #34
I have a question gejohnston Mar 2012 #46
Are you saying .... fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 #51
not saying that gejohnston Mar 2012 #57
The Law answers that question fightthegoodfightnow Mar 2012 #58
We can only dream of National Reciprocity... ileus Mar 2012 #59

shadowrider

(4,941 posts)
1. Just like strict gun laws in Chicago make it a paradise, especially on the south side
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:20 PM
Mar 2012

No law will stop anyone from taking a weapon anywhere.

 

DonP

(6,185 posts)
8. Probably because that's where the vast majority of the shootings are
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:37 PM
Mar 2012

If you looked at a neighborhood map, or the Chicago police incident reports you'd be able to figure that out all by yourself.

Did you actually think you uncovered some big secret?

Here's another one, the majority of the shootings are black on black crime. I guess that makes this Dem run state and city racist then, huh?

Yup!

shadowrider

(4,941 posts)
12. He's an anti on a poutrage. His seeming ignorance of the violence problem
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:47 PM
Mar 2012

on Chicago's south side is almost as funny as his post on the other thread.

jpak

(41,758 posts)
29. A National Stand Your Ground Law and lots and lots of armed vigilantes would clear up that "problem"
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:32 PM
Mar 2012

yup

 

DonP

(6,185 posts)
19. Yeah, we need more laws banning guns here.
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:59 PM
Mar 2012

No wait, it's the GOP/NRA's fault.

No, that won't work because there are no GOP in any offices here. Hmmm, getting tougher to find a scapegoat when all the usual excuses and suspects are out of town.

How about you. What are you doing to support mnore gun control? Brady membership? Contributions to MAIG? Starting CCW repeal petitions? Anything besides whining and poorly phrased snark?

Or just another online whiner?

 

rl6214

(8,142 posts)
22. This coming from the person that is ALWAYS making bigoted and disparaging remarks
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:05 PM
Mar 2012

about people from the south and rural areas.

Tuesday Afternoon

(56,912 posts)
27. thank you.
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:20 PM
Mar 2012

from someone who knows that the juries around here do not accept that as a viable argument to hide.

Expose the hypocrites for what they are.

discntnt_irny_srcsm

(18,479 posts)
14. Then why mention national reciprocity?
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:51 PM
Mar 2012

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@u

Starboard Tack

(11,181 posts)
9. C'mon, do you want this guy to continue carrying? Seriously.
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:39 PM
Mar 2012

It boggles the mind that sociopaths are not only allowed to murder, but keep their guns. What kind of society are we devolving into?

shadowrider

(4,941 posts)
11. He DID NOT keep his gun. It's in possession of the Sanford PD.
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:46 PM
Mar 2012

(Note: The above info is provided to those who jump the gun without bothering to find stuff out).

Response to shadowrider (Reply #11)

shadowrider

(4,941 posts)
18. With a $10k bounty (Dead or Alive) on his head
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:57 PM
Mar 2012

If I were him, I'd either have another one or have people around me that have them.

 

baldguy

(36,649 posts)
20. I would've thought you'd support vigilante justice for a murderer allowed to walk around free.
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:00 PM
Mar 2012

This being the Wild Wild West n' all.

gejohnston

(17,502 posts)
31. enough of the regional bigotry
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:43 PM
Mar 2012

and pick up a fucking history book.
http://us.history.wisc.edu/hist102/weblect/lec03/03_05.htm

I feel safer walking around in any place even the most fucked up oil field town in Wyoming or Texas than I would in Boston, NYC, or Newark.

 

PavePusher

(15,374 posts)
44. The only people pushing "vigilante justice" (oxymoron, much?) seem to be....
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 05:12 PM
Mar 2012

pro-gun-restrictionists.

 

baldguy

(36,649 posts)
55. What are the insane "Stand Your Ground" laws other than vigilantism encoded into law?
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 07:39 PM
Mar 2012

It makes brain-addled gunners believe they can be judge, jury & executioner for any transgression - real or imagined, no matter how slight. And George Zimmerman is a gun-nut hero.

 

PavePusher

(15,374 posts)
56. Nice try at shifting goal posts.
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 08:17 PM
Mar 2012

Self-defense is not "vigilantism" and legal protection of actual self-defense is not "vigilantism encoded into law".

Anyones misinterptretation of the law, including yours, is entirely their own responsibility. It's written in fairly plain english, as law goes.

Please cite to anyone here on D.U. that considers GZ a "hero". We'll wait.

 

baldguy

(36,649 posts)
63. Of course nobody will come right out and say "Zimmerman was a hero."
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 10:22 PM
Mar 2012

But you surely know there are posts by gun nuts that show up every day praising the hunting prowess of rootin' tootin' gun slingers similar to him.

krispos42

(49,445 posts)
72. Zimmerman was in the wrong from the moment he left his vehicle.
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 12:50 PM
Apr 2012

Nobody is praising him for defending himself or "doing the right thing".

 

Atypical Liberal

(5,412 posts)
91. Zimmerman was not a hero. However, Zimmerman does not make all self-defense vigilantism.
Tue Apr 3, 2012, 02:36 PM
Apr 2012

Zimmerman was not a hero. He initiated a violent confrontation with Martin and made Martin reasonably fear for his safety because he was being stalked at night by an unknown person.

However, Zimmerman's action does not make all self-defense vigilantism. Nor does the Stand Your Ground law codify vigilantism. In fact, Florida's SYG law, like many states, specifically precludes a self-defense case if you initiate the confrontation.

krispos42

(49,445 posts)
71. Self-defense.
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 12:48 PM
Apr 2012

The core of all justifiable homicide laws is reasonable fear of impending death or impending grievous bodily harm to you or another person.

Vigilante justice is, killing somebody before or after (usually well before or well after) reasonable fear of impending death or impending grievous bodily harm.

"That fucker groped my wife last night, so I shot him after I tracked down his house".

"That bastard punched me yesterday, so I beat him with a baseball bat today when I found him at the 7-Eleven."

"I slept with his wife and he found about about it last week, and now he's ringing my doorbell, so I'm gonna open the door and stab him in the chest."


That is vigilante justice.


"He's confronting me in a parking lot with a knife so I shot him" is not vigilante justice.

Starboard Tack

(11,181 posts)
38. Feel free to go protect him
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 04:37 PM
Mar 2012

I'm sure he'd welcome friends like you

You guys could be the new Butch and Sundance, Shadow and Zimmer, clippety clop

shadowrider

(4,941 posts)
40. I'm not protecting anyone. He has NOT been convicted of anything that would
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 04:39 PM
Mar 2012

deny him his permit. Until then, he has a right to carry.

Starboard Tack

(11,181 posts)
60. So drunk drivers should be able to keep driving until convicted?
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 09:11 PM
Mar 2012

Oh, we wouldn't want to infringe upon his "right" to continue stalking and killing. Should he be allowed to keep his guns after he's finally arrested? He's definitely going to need some serious self defense tools in da big house.

 

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)
68. You've been defending him since this story first broke. He should have lost his right to carry
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 12:33 PM
Apr 2012

long ago, with a bunch of others who are too much into guns and so-called "self defense."

ManiacJoe

(10,136 posts)
69. If you are going to make the accusation,
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 12:36 PM
Apr 2012

the least you could do is explain your non-standard definition of "defend".

 

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)
74. Simple, if someone wakes up everyday and sticks a gun down their pants to defend themselves, they
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 01:30 PM
Apr 2012

are most likely too paranoid and callous to carry a gun.

discntnt_irny_srcsm

(18,479 posts)
76. Ok, let me see if I've got this straight.
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 01:38 PM
Apr 2012

Dr. 'Doc' Daneeka: "Sure. Catch-22. Anyone who wants to get out of combat isn't really crazy, so I can't ground him."

Yossarian: "Ok, let me see if I've got this straight. In order to be grounded, I've got to be crazy. And I must be crazy to keep flying. But if I ask to be grounded, that means I'm not crazy anymore, and I have to keep flying. "


Umm. Yeah.

shadowrider

(4,941 posts)
70. I'm not defending anyone but would prefer all the facts come out
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 12:39 PM
Apr 2012

regarding that night.

If you call wanting the facts to be defending, that's up to you.

 

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)
73. Yea, maybe if we wait for all the facts, it will blow over and NRA and pro-gun crowd can get back
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 01:29 PM
Apr 2012

to paying off right wing legislators to pass more SYG and other BS gun legislation.

Starboard Tack

(11,181 posts)
37. As it should be. It is evidence in a homicide case.
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 04:28 PM
Mar 2012

How about his CC permit? Was that withdrawn? Wanna bet this guy isn't packing right now? Right, didn't think so.

shadowrider

(4,941 posts)
39. Again, he hasn't been convicted of anything. He has a $10k bounty on his head
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 04:37 PM
Mar 2012

If I were him, I'd have one or be surrounded by people who do.

 

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)
66. There are organizations through which right wing gun supporters will contribute to Zim's defense.
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 01:29 AM
Apr 2012

Bill Maher had a good bit on the $10K bounty. He showed the same three members of that organization offering the bounty that you see in almost all photos. And, said -- to be considered a viable entity... ... they had to get a fourth member, or something like that.

There's a lot at risk if those running gun trade to US citizens lose control of this scam they are trying to pull.

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)
80. If he were charged, it would be suspended. Once convicted, revoked.
Mon Apr 2, 2012, 06:29 PM
Apr 2012

Or do you support suspension / revocation without due process?

And more importantly, who makes that call? You? Any cop?

Starboard Tack

(11,181 posts)
81. Unfortunately, politicians usually make that call
Mon Apr 2, 2012, 06:58 PM
Apr 2012

It's about expediency and getting re-elected, when it comes to prosecuting. Charging should be up to the cops, then let the chips fall where they may. Right now, it's probably in the hands of a Grand Jury

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)
82. Care to actually answer?
Mon Apr 2, 2012, 08:32 PM
Apr 2012

In your perfect utopia, who makes that call? And what criteria should they use, or do they get to use whatever reason they fell like using?

"Contempt of cop. Hand over that license."

"Obama bumper sticker. Hand over that license."

"You're too brown for this neighborhood. Hand over that license."


Yah, fuck due process, man, it's cramping that authoritarian agenda.

[div class='excerpt']Charging should be up to the cops

Umm, fuck that noise.

God, you're worse than I thought.

Starboard Tack

(11,181 posts)
83. Sorry to upset you, but it's not my call
Tue Apr 3, 2012, 02:14 AM
Apr 2012

It's how the system works. The police charge the defendant, the DA prosecutes or not. The cops should have charged Zimmerman. It's their job. Obviously, the DA stepped in and advised the cops not to charge him. That's political obstruction, or he's being overly cautious and waiting for a grand jury to hand down an indictment. We'll see.
Regarding the permit. Never should've had one in the first place. The guy is a predator, by his own admission.

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)
84. That'd clog up the courts for years.
Tue Apr 3, 2012, 09:25 AM
Apr 2012

If there was no prosecutorial discretion involved, you'd have beat cops making the decision to charge.

What, you expect them to know all the nuances of the law? And cases where the police made an improper search, didn't really have probable cause, or carried a grudge, what those cases would go to trial, too?

*sigh*

That would be a pig ignorant mess.

Starboard Tack

(11,181 posts)
87. I don't need to Google it.
Tue Apr 3, 2012, 01:21 PM
Apr 2012

I know what prosecutorial discretion is. Prosecutors may file charges and/or decide to prosecute. Police have the power to arrest and charge. That's what they do, then it's up to the prosecutor. The cops in Sanford did not charge Zimmerman and neither has the DA. The cops could have arrested and charged him first, without going to the DA. Then, if the DA dropped the charges, Sanford PD could not be blamed. In reality, both can be blamed, except for the lead investigator who wanted to charge him, but, I guess was overruled.

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)
88. It doesn't work that way in Florida- not for manslaughter or murder.
Tue Apr 3, 2012, 01:29 PM
Apr 2012

Unless you wanted the cops to charge him for a lesser crime?

Derp.

Starboard Tack

(11,181 posts)
89. OK I guess we are both right and wrong.
Tue Apr 3, 2012, 02:04 PM
Apr 2012

Boca Raton police charge man with murder in baby's death
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/crime/boca-raton-police-charge-man-with-murder-in-157029.html

On February 6, 2007, following an arrest in Florida for attempted kidnapping, Nowak .... however, Orlando police charged Nowak with attempted first degree murder
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_Nowak

When police arrest you, they have to charge you with something, even in Florida. The arresting officer files a charging affidavit and the State Attorney decides whether to prosecute or not.

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)
90. That's my point.
Tue Apr 3, 2012, 02:29 PM
Apr 2012

Cops don't 'charge' suspects, in the legal sense. Not for manslaughter or murder.

Just because a paper uses that terminology doesn't make it so.

*sigh*

 

Old Codger

(4,205 posts)
28. If you have a Florida CCW permit
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:28 PM
Mar 2012

you can carry in these states

Alabama, Alaska,Arizona,Arkansas, Colorado Delaware, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho,Indiana Kansas, Kentucky,Louisiana, Michigan Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire
Nebraska, North Carolina,North Dakota,Ohio Oklahoma,Pennsylvania,South Carolina,South Dakota Tennessee, Texas,Utah, Virginia,Washington,West Virginia,Wyoming

Florida will only honor permits from residents of the states they honor.

 

rl6214

(8,142 posts)
21. YUP, that's right, as long as one is licensed.
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:03 PM
Mar 2012

First time I think I've ever K&R one of your posts.

Do you have a reason for the post or just to start a flame war?

fightthegoodfightnow

(7,042 posts)
30. What's Crazy
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:41 PM
Mar 2012

....is how so many gun advocates say guns is a state rights issue arguing federal regulation of guns is illegal.......and yet they try this.....making federal legislation.interesting.

gejohnston

(17,502 posts)
32. for example?
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 03:47 PM
Mar 2012
arguing federal regulation of guns is illegal

I admit advocating repealing the Miller Act of 1927, mostly because does nothing for public safety and is welfare for UPS. Beyond that, name one person advocate repealing any of the current federal gun control laws.

gejohnston

(17,502 posts)
35. think about it
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 04:14 PM
Mar 2012
....is how so many gun advocates say guns is a state rights issue arguing federal regulation of guns is illegal.......and yet they try this.....making federal legislation.interesting.

by logical extension, they would be advocating current federal gun laws be struck down or repealed.
 

PavePusher

(15,374 posts)
45. No wonder they're hungry...
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 05:15 PM
Mar 2012

those poor things have been gnawed over for years. Not much left on 'em. And it ain't helping in the traction department either, by my evaluation....

sarisataka

(18,655 posts)
47. And I believe it was
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 06:05 PM
Mar 2012

Bloomberg who wants federal bans on assault weapons and registration of slingshots or larger who is suddenly a states rights supporter when it comes to reciprocity.


OT to fightthegoodfightnow- just 'cuz we became pals the other day, don't think I'll be giving you a free ride...

fightthegoodfightnow

(7,042 posts)
50. Across the Street....but same country....LOL
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 06:26 PM
Mar 2012

I believe reasonable people can disagree and respect those....or try to....who challenge me intellectually. Too often it's just one liners (and I know my part is in it as well) It's far more fun to post with those who have a point even when you disagree with them. Wish more people knew that.

sarisataka

(18,655 posts)
52. I learn more ...
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 06:40 PM
Mar 2012

From those who challenge me than blindly agree with me.

I may do the occasional one liner too. I am something of a smart- (rhymes with pass)

fightthegoodfightnow

(7,042 posts)
54. Agree Completely
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 06:56 PM
Mar 2012

Same is true about who I often hire as well as who I report to. Heck, we are paid to give our opinions. I like independent thinking people.

As for one liners and my GOP friends, I always offer to hug their elephant if they kiss my .....

But back to guns.....I suspect the reason I'm on these boards so much is because I disagree so often. What's the point about posting ad nausea about what we agree on.

Now go back to being a pain in my .....


LOL

krispos42

(49,445 posts)
34. And if a dozen or so states weren't impossibly anal-retentive about reciprocity...
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 04:10 PM
Mar 2012

...national reciprocity wouldn't need to be discussed.

But...

gejohnston

(17,502 posts)
46. I have a question
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 05:38 PM
Mar 2012

what if Bill Cosby, Joan Rivers, or Howard Stern gets busted in Wyoming? Would you be "fuck them, they should have checked to see if their NY permit was valid there"?

fightthegoodfightnow

(7,042 posts)
51. Are you saying ....
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 06:30 PM
Mar 2012

....that not knowing state law or being ignorant of the law is a good defense?

Why should gun advocates get yet another free pass?

To answer your question, send them to jail.

gejohnston

(17,502 posts)
57. not saying that
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 08:47 PM
Mar 2012

just asking if you would have Wyoming cops haul off people you like. If you were conservative, I would ask about Sean Hannity who also has a NYC CCW. NY permits are not valid there. Neither are Kansas (Hey Fred, come on over to this bar and show me your new pistol. Don't worry about a hotel, I have some friends who work for the county.........I promise your ministry will take on a new dimension..................)

ileus

(15,396 posts)
59. We can only dream of National Reciprocity...
Sat Mar 31, 2012, 08:56 PM
Mar 2012

Why would you want to deny one individual his rights?

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