- Nov 11, 2009
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Apparently a LEO. His last post, from May 2018:
Seems to have developed some anger issues over the last few years. I can understand the frustration, and suggest giving the original post a pass. These are trying times.
In light of MD being what it is, training in both firearms usage and legal issues surrounding CCW use makes sense. Responsible carriers will have already taken note of this, of course.
I admit the post could have been expressed a bit more diplomatically.
Edit: The above was written before the name-calling started. Let's see how this plays out.
Anti-Cop People
After reading and replying to anti-cop people on this site, I was flagged by the so-called "admin" of this website.
My original posts clearly stated that I am not only a nearly three decade veteran cop, but that I also extend "professional courtesy" to LAW-ABIDING armed citizens I stop that DON'T have a CCW permit and are carrying. I let them go. No arrests. I give them a verbal "thank you" and I'm on my way.
However, certain "activists" on this website (people that clearly don't fit within the confines to even own firearms as responsible, trained, law-abiding citizens) report my posts and attack LEOs in general).
Here's the bottom line ... if you feel the need to attack cops regarding the 2A, federal, state and local laws, you probably shouldn't own a firearm in the first place. Especially if you attack cops that SUPPORT the 2A and your rights as a LAW-ABIDING citizen ... and let you slide even though you're in violation of state/local law regarding concealed carry.
The admin that sent me flags is named Norton. I even told him to delete my account if necessary ... and that things can "change" on the street level if necessary.
All of the anti-cop sh*t posted on this website is ridiculous, unnecessary and false. Try assuming personal accountability and responsibility.
Seems to have developed some anger issues over the last few years. I can understand the frustration, and suggest giving the original post a pass. These are trying times.
In light of MD being what it is, training in both firearms usage and legal issues surrounding CCW use makes sense. Responsible carriers will have already taken note of this, of course.
I admit the post could have been expressed a bit more diplomatically.
Edit: The above was written before the name-calling started. Let's see how this plays out.