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The pic of the gate showing the "private property" sign is a
'before' shot, from public area side. The pic showing it with
left panel dangling is after, from the private property side.

Yes, it's a rehash of Zimmerman, all over. Left media
criticizes defensiive use of firearms by citizens, and chunks of
gun community buy into the media characterization/
propaganda, and ignore the reality of what actually happened.

It's what, ten years since Zimmerman, and "gun people" still
hold onto the media misrepresentation that "he was doing
something he shouldn't have" and "he should have just called
the police", "he was stupid" and any of the other
mischaracterizations.

Pretty embarrassing, actually. "Gun people" condemning gun
use by fellow citizens.

One guy in this thread didn't even know about the gate or
private property aspect of this event, which means he'd not
taken time or effort to read even a single account.

Have we become that lazy?

Zimmerman was a genius just like these two. Just because you can don't mean you should. I don't consider either "Gun People".
 
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So a couple hundred people come prancing through your street, carrying whatever and chanting whatever, and you just go back in the kitchen and eat cookies?
Maybe you'll go out and greet them with a right fist in the air?

"Respect us or expect us." Sounds thuggish to me.

That depends on who's doing the prancing - and if it's choreographed... :rolleyes:
 
We all agree the couple displayed horrendously bad gun handling. But ... could it be argued that this gun handling was proper in the moment? No question they appeared more threatening by handling the guns as they did vs. if they simply had the guns at their sides pointed at the ground. Maybe given the new rules of society that day - that police would not respond, mobs were burning things, people were beaten in some places - that the property owners should be allowed to bend the laws to adapt to society's new rules for that day? Maybe they could argue more harm would have come to them if they followed the gun handling laws then by ignoring some laws that day.
 
So a couple hundred people come prancing through your street, carrying whatever and chanting whatever, and you just go back in the kitchen and eat cookies?

Yes, just like every other person in the neighborhood who didn't run out with guns and start threatening the protesters.

And note that the gate in this photo is open, but still intact. At some point, photos show the gate was damaged, but it's not clear how that happened. It is clear, however, that the gate was not broken as part of the initial entry onto the private street, so the claims being offered that the homeowners' reaction was in part a response to witnessing property damage are demonstrably false.
 
Yes, just like every other person in the neighborhood who didn't run out with guns and start threatening the protesters.

And note that the gate in this photo is open, but still intact. At some point, photos show the gate was damaged, but it's not clear how that happened. It is clear, however, that the gate was not broken as part of the initial entry onto the private street, so the claims being offered that the homeowners' reaction was in part a response to witnessing property damage are demonstrably false.

You were there?
 
Regardless of right or wrong, they deigned to use an evil gun.

The devil demands payment when he grants favors.

Here the devil is Soros and the DA is the one who sold her soul.

The devil will demand further payment as time progresses.
 
Time will tell.............

This is jest another example of the powers that be,
and how dare anyone resist the tyranny of their over
reach or the lawless violent movement of the anarchists.

Boys it's a coming, to a neighborhood near you,
maybe not today, but someday soon.

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Zimmerman was a genius just like these two. Just because you can don't mean you should. I don't consider either "Gun People".

Read up on Zimmerman, and you'll learn he knew what he
was doing.

He knew the house was an unoccupied foreclosure, that
juveniles had previously broken in to, and had parties
and even set fires in. Seeing an individual standing
under eave, against house, to stay out of rain at nite,
warranted attention.

Did he call police? Yes...and was walking back from
taking a look on next street, to tell dispatcher the right
street name, minutes after the initial contact had
ENDED. He even told dispatcher "he's gone" and didn't
know where he went. The second contact was initiated
by the decedent, with a blitz attack.

Does that even come close to narrative promoted by
media?
 
And note that the gate in this photo is open, but still intact. At some point, photos show the gate was damaged, but it's not clear how that happened. It is clear, however, that the gate was not broken as part of the initial entry onto the private street,

Counselor, I must disagree :D

It is clear that left panel of gate (looking from public street side,
as in the pic) is opened fully, from the visible top portion.

The right panel (the damaged side) is not visible in the pic.

It is not clear, by any stretch, that the gate was not
damaged as part of the mob's entry onto private property.
 
Broken gate, from private property side (reversed prospective from
mob entry pic, above).

Broken-gate-2.jpg
 
Your critical thinking tells you no other person in that community had a weapon at the ready?

You should know by now that conjecture, expressed as fact, removes any need to have actually witnessed the event.

Myself, given what I have read from the reports, will assume that a person living in that community might have reasonably felt threatened by a mob that broke down their gate and trespassed onto their property. Even if said person is a jerk.

I will wait until the experts who actually know the local law and live there complete their investigation before I declare them "unreasonable". Because, well, I wasn't there.

Both my sister and brother live in areas that saw protests. During the protests, a break in was attempted at a neighbor's house. The business district half a block away from my brother was looted. They were quite reasonably concerned.
 
Your critical thinking tells you no other person in that community had a weapon at the ready?

If they did, they took the right self defense action by staying inside.... behind cover.

Standing out in the open like that, brandishing weapons in an unsafe manner, is not somebody whose first concern is self defense. They are lucky nobody decided to engage with them, because if they had they would have been the first to go down.
 
It's what, ten years since Zimmerman, and "gun people" still
hold onto the media misrepresentation that "he was doing
something he shouldn't have" and "he should have just called
the police", "he was stupid" and any of the other
mischaracterizations.

Pretty embarrassing, actually. "Gun people" condemning gun
use by fellow citizens.

The only thing embarrassing is that ten years later there are still people obsessing over defending Zimmerman.

Sometime I think that one reason some folks are so desperately defending even the dumbest use of guns by anyone is that in the back of their minds they realize that if they ever draw their gun, there is a good chance they'll screw up too.
 
The only thing embarrassing is that ten years later there are still people obsessing over defending Zimmerman.

Sometime I think that one reason some folks are so desperately defending even the dumbest use of guns by anyone is that in the back of their minds they realize that if they ever draw their gun, there is a good chance they'll screw up too.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Zimmerman found not guilty?
 
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