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So, next time a police officer draws a weapon on someone, and that someone lawfully exercises their right to self-defense while exercising their right to bear a
by dreyfan 5y ago
So, next time a police officer draws a weapon on someone, and that someone lawfully exercises their right to self-defense while exercising their right to bear arms, we're all 100% on the same page that it's okay, yeah?
- urda 5y agohttps://weartv.com/news/local/florida-man-acquitted-of-shooting-at-deputies-in-raid-that-led-to-death-of-girlfriend https://weartv.com/news/local/florida-man-acquitted-of-shoot... Literally yes? Can you drop the strawman and whataboutism in an attempt to derail things and maybe focus on the discussion at hand?
- dreyfan 5y agoHow the fuck is this a strawman? It's a massive courtcase that says it's okay to show up to places where you probably shouldn't have a gun, and if anyone else feels threatened and attempts to stop you, you're 100% okay to murder them to protect yourself.
- urda 5y ago> How the fuck is this a strawman? Annnnnd we're done here. You never wanted a discussion you just thought you had a "got them" moment, which never occurred. You can be civil when you get called out in the future thanks.
- Rebelgecko 5y agoYeah. That actually happened recently in Minneapolis, a story that got amazingly little media coverage. Cops in an unmarked van were driving around shooting rubber bullets and people. Dude things they're trying to kill him, so he shoots back. After he realizes theyre cops, he drops his gun and the officers beat the shit out of him. Prosecutors tried to get him to plea down, but he fought the case and was declared not guilty.