Capbyrd

But it’s more fun to blame Biden and be pissy. Someone said if Trump was still in office it would have been shot down. But if he didn’t, I’d bet his supporters would be saying the same as you and calling him smart. I just waved at it when I went outside and went on with my life. I’m not interested in starting a new Cold War with our superiors.

If you aim at the diet, you’ll never miss.

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I’ve only seen one clip from one of his videos where he says that a trust can’t own non nfa items. That may be so in Washington, but it’s not here so I clicked away and wrote him off as a poor source of information.

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By my standard, he’s charged the same. By your standard, he’s more culpable than Baldwin because he has had training and knew better. My argument is that no adult on this planet can claim ignorance when they point a gun at someone and pull the trigger. Negligence perhaps.

“It’s been done this way for years” should not be a defense. As a matter of fact, it’s one of the worst arguments I can think of. I understand what you are saying and where you are coming from but that doesn’t make it right and doesn’t mean that we should continue functioning that way.

That hasn’t mattered the two times that they determined bump stocks were machine guns and it won’t matter now. It also didn’t matter when the government instituted what we now refer to as Prohibition.

You aren’t breaking any laws (to my understanding). You do not need to file a 5320.20 to cross state lines. You need to file a 5320.20 to cross state lines & stay the night. An example, you are traveling to Texas for a hunt. You file your 5320.20 for Texas but you don’t also need to file one for Arkansas because you are just passing through. However, if you stay the night in Arkansas, you’d have to file one there too.

Currently carrying a Surefire EDCL2-T. The next two lights I buy will be the Surefire E2T-MV and the Surefire Stiletto Pro.

I want to like them, but I just can’t get over the off center crown. It bothers me so much!!! Tonight I’m back with my citizen on a Barton nylon nato. Highly recommend looking at Barton for a cheap band.

She ain’t bad. Seems an empty room though.

1. You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake. You are the same decaying organic matter as anything else. 2. Time is precious. 3. Your unalienable rights do not entitle you to the products of anyone else’s labor. If you aren’t willing to work for it, then you don’t need/deserve it. *Bonus: If you ain’t you first, you’re last. And rubbin’s racin.

We will see. And if he does, I’ll be watching games with the mute button. I have no interest in hearing him speak.

I don’t care about his politics. Im okay with him being charged because we preach the four rules and the liability that comes along with those. To let him off undermines that teaching. I don’t care who they, if they have a gun in their hand, they are responsible for anything that happens involving that gun. I’d say the same for a sword. Or a lawnmower. You are responsible for your actions. I go back to a previous remark, there is no reason for him to point a gun at anyone. Not a soul. That is on him. No one can plead ignorance of that gun law. Pointing a gun at people is dangerous.

A lot of your post was accurate but you missed the mark on this part. I don’t recall these violent protests. I remember the city being peaceful by the national standard of the time. As for the hiring standards, nothing has changed since she took control in June of 2021. And all of the officers involved were hired between March 2017 and August 2020, nearly a year before her tenure began. I have no problem lambasting her for any role she played, but it’s not necessary to throw dirt on her that she didn’t earn. She’s earned enough on her own.

He’s not. The seventh officer was a regular precinct officer, not part of any special unit.

1. Absolutely. it's going to be important to see if the videos from the dashcams and street cams in the area corroborate the officer's story. Part of the story doesn't make sense. The officer accuses Tyre, in both the video and the leaked report, of driving down the wrong side of the road and attempting to run into squad cars. Yet, he gets just a block down the street and stops at a red light with his blinker on and no oncoming traffic (from the dash cam in video 1)? Why would someone do that? It doesn't add up. And I've really not heard anyone discuss that. None of the MPD higher ups have acknowledged any evidence of Tyre driving recklessly. If it exists, I'm sure we will see it in court. 2. A lot of Branca's argument is predicated on not having autopsy results. He takes the officers word that Tyre is "on something" and accepts it as fact until proven otherwise. Like I said in point one, there is still a lot of questions that need answered and we are likely going to have to wait for the legal teams to present those answers in court. 3. I think Branca missed the other two that were complicit in the one officer's actions. They held Tyre for the other officer. That makes them co-conspirators or whatever terms the court will use. The charges may be less for them but they aren't innocent. 4. This statement only matters if the arrest is found to be justified. Which goes back to statement one. 5. This assumes that they did not violate MPD policy. I don't know MPD policy well enough to make such a bold statement.

You should add Matt Larosiere (fudd busters on YouTube) to your list. He’s probably one of the best I’ve come across when it comes to actual firearm law.

I would argue that one should never act with deadly force in a property crime situation. But that’s a moral thing, not a legal one. Nothing I own is worth having to explain to my higher power why I took a person’s life, not even my house.

Kinda, possibly. It’s based on the “surface area” of the end of the extension. And I don’t know what their metric is there as I haven’t read the entire ruling.

I still have some.

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He goes so far as to say he isn’t watching video 1 because we assume the arrest was legal. He says cops don’t just go around arresting people for no reason. It simply doesn’t happen. His reasoning.

I believe you missed the part of the videos where he wasn’t afforded the opportunity to comply. He was told to get out of the car while simultaneously being violently removed by the former officer. One was holding an arm under his body while he was told to roll onto his stomach. Much like Shaver, the commands were either impossible to follow physically or countered other commands from others on the scene. Unrelated In the video after the second beating, an officer can be heard saying he has Tyre on video almost running into his squad car and driving down the wrong side of the road. Where is that video? If that’s the case, I suppose we will see it in court.