JrzyGuy30
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Must be the weather - mines a mop on the couch right now. Lol
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Haha thanks.
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Well then... I will say you were right to an extent. Did not see it turning into this...honestly. It was an honest question and was hoping for an honest answer. It's sad that we all can't stand together uniformly regarding our rights. I was hoping to end up hearing affirmatively that it is our right to own, wear and holster a firearm on our property at least... But in this damn blue state, should just figure there really aren't anymore real rights thanks to the idiots who have ruined it. <sigh>. And by the way - this was in no means setup to attack the police officers or LE's. I sincerely appreciate all they do.
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See, that's a major, major problem. I am in my home. MY HOME. I did not do anything wrong. No one summoned them there. If someone, anyone is able to remove my 'rights' though temporarily for their comfort, I'm not cool with that. Many here are but I'm not. Exactly. So what it comes down to is even though an individual pays his rent or mortgage and taxes, legally owns the weapon, the government has the power to disarm you; even in your own home when you are not asking for assistance or causing a dangersome situation; right?
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Please provide links.
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This. I would normally resort to this. But for the other people who can't.
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If cellphones and phone lines/texting went down, man oh man would that become a hairy situation even more quickly!
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This is hypothetical. No need to be choleric. No one said anything about being "cool" and having a HG strapped to your side to be badass. Maybe it's a woman whose had a bad ex show up at her house before during that time of day or a homeowner who was just trying out his new holster in the hall and decided to keep it on while answering his front door? Anyways- still waiting for an LE or an Officer to answer this question.
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For any law enforcement officers to answer. Scenario: If you were going house to house for either a search for possibly someone that was running around the neighborhood or because somebody had complained of noise or something frivolous or maybe serving a notice for something (who knows) - and the homeowner opens the door to answer your knock (this is NJ and like maybe in a nice suburban neighborhood), and he had a pistol holstered on his side (Not touching it and Not in his/her hand), how would you react? What could or would happen? It was a scenario that crossed my mind and I feel most of these new young cops running through my neighborhood would not react or know how to respond with that... Curious to know!
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Done!
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Must be one of those anti's that there were posts about a month or so ago that'd be trolling these sites.. Probably one of bloombergss butt buddies.
