Here's your "Wild West", Attorney General Brian Frosh
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pwoolford
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Great work! Didn't even have to pay for cleaning of the interior since the dirtball surrendered.
BigBull
Active Member
Great story! Especially the law enforcement officer shaking the CCW holders hand.
MikeTF
Ultimate Member
'somebody woke up stupid'
rob-cubed
In need of moderation
Legal concealed carry almost always correlates to lower rates of personal crime, because the criminals never know who's carrying. In this case, a 61 YO man is very uncommon. The usual suspects tend to give up by their mid-20s.
Jason21237
Ultimate Member
Good for him. If dipshits had more guns put in their faces they would likely stop attempting to rob people.
Muleskinner
Ultimate Member
You are absolutely correct...BUT that's not why Frosh and the rest of the gun grabbing liberals don't want concealed carry (or legal ownership of firearms in general)...There is enough empirical evidence that guns save lives and stop crime to write an encyclopedia. These liberals know this...they don't care...Gun control is about CONTROL...as long as Americans own firearms the progressive liberal agenda can only be pushed so far...removing gun ownership is their goal for ONE reason...once firearms are removed from law abiding citizens they become helpless to stop the power crazy liberals from doing whatever, whenever they want...
THIS is why no amount of letter writing, protesting, phone calling, rallying will ever bring about SHALL ISSUE to the state...This is why groups here on these forums that refuse to view the liberals as the ENEMY and think outside the box, take risks, and refuse to comply with unconstitutional laws will never be successful...
Brooklyn
I stand with John Locke.
Muleskinner
Ultimate Member
Yeah..I figured that would be the response..instead of going to the people who claim to be leading this fight you post this...MSI and the NRA are the ones getting paid to lead this fight...
Ask yourself one question...why are other states who are even more liberal than Maryland able to get a SHALL ISSUE law passed but for some reason The People's Republic of Maryland cannot?
Because the pro 2A groups in those states are willing to push back against the enemy...Funny how we don't see that here...
Mr H
Banana'd
exactly...
If folks don't like the way our friends are going about it, they're welcomed to have a go of it.
Personally, I prefer steady and sustainable cooperation over ramshackle and roughshod annoyance.
IMO we all have a dog in this fight and getting paid at least for me is not the impetus for fighting for my rights. It's helpful to have paid advocates but grass roots support is also necessary.
sitting on your ass and complaining isn't a strategy.
sitting on your ass and complaining isn't a strategy.
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Brooklyn
I stand with John Locke.
Because unlike you I know
1. MSI is not geting paid.
2. There is no state more liberal than MD..
3. MD gun laws are less horrific than NY CA And NJ not withstanding 1.
Post video ...I am waiting..
There's a corner at light and Pratt street that looks like a perfect place for an open carry rally. You headed there?
The NRA lobbyist in NJ basically told us that it boils down to sheer numbers. It's not the amount of noise we make. It's the fact that most people here don't like guns and believe in disarmament. I would imagine in Maryland it's the same more or less.
Outstanding.
I don't know if it is possible that this could have gone any better.
I like how the armed citizen calmly waived in the police, then placed his firearm on the ground as they approached. Did I hear one of the officers say 'nice job' as he was walking up? I also like how the police shook his hand and thanked him. Also notice that (I'm sure he waited for permission), secured his own firearm, and asked the police if it was ok to put it back in his car.
This is a great display of what normally does and should happen - the good guys, helping the good guys.
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