Brandishing Firearms

Glitch · Jul 4, 2020

TurtleDude said:
appears so, but I am a big believer that the first time a violent criminal should see a gun is the last thing he will ever see

The only time you will ever see me "brandish" a firearm is just before I use it.

Rich2018 · Jul 4, 2020

Glitch said:
The only time you will ever see me "brandish" a firearm is just before I use it.

So you're like a Gurkha then ?

Once the gun is out, it has to taste blood.

Fledermaus · Jul 4, 2020

Myth...

jimbo · Jul 4, 2020

PirateMk1 said:
It was private property that was posted as such.

And the "peaceful" protesters tore down a gate to enter.

jimbo · Jul 4, 2020

Rich2018 said:
It's legal to kill people who you disagree with and who present no threat to your life ?

Who says the protesters were not a threat to their life?

noonereal · Jul 4, 2020

jimbo said:
Who says the protesters were not a threat to their life?

me, i do

Rich2018 · Jul 4, 2020

jimbo said:
And the "peaceful" protesters tore down a gate to enter.

Those bastards...they'll be throwing tea crates into the harbor next

Who says the protesters were not a threat to their life?

So we justify it on a "maybe" ?

jimbo · Jul 4, 2020

Sherlock Holmes said:
This is my understanding too, even here in Arizona.

You draw and point a gun only when your life or someone with you is in immediate danger of life threatening violence, those two have watched too many movies.

Those two were lawyers, and obviously successful ones. My guess is they had some idea of the relevant law.

jimbo · Jul 4, 2020

noonereal said:
me, i do

Not up to you.

calamity · Jul 5, 2020

Glitch said:
The only time you will ever see me "brandish" a firearm is just before I use it.

I actually agree with this principle. Pulling a gun is a final measure.

Rich2018 · Jul 5, 2020

jimbo said:
Who says the protesters were not a threat to their life?

Or that they were a threat to the protesters lives...

Brandishing Firearms

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