[marktwain]

This post was pulled earlier so that some attribution errors could be corrected.

[JRandomFreeper]

Police lie? Say it ain't so. /s

/johnny

[cripplecreek]

Police using a common human habit to insinuate that someone may be mentally ill as an excuse to gain control of them.



Michigan legislative action thread

[freedumb2003]

I was wondering where my brilliant response went..

Here it is again (still as brilliant):

[bunkerhill7]

“Deffert may have mental issues and was about to commit a violent crime.”

Wow = Police can actually read people`s minds!

I thought fortune telling required a license.
These cops are watching too much tv “THE MENTALIST..>”

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

“Who are you going to believe?,” asked the officer, “Me, or your own lying eyes?”

[null and void]

Psychic cop ping

[RKBA Democrat]

Going price in Virginia for an open carry false arrest is about $10k. Seems to have cured the problem for most LEOs.

[JamesA]

I was a LEO for 35yrs, never ever had the problems like we see today. It’s not just Mich. but the whole world seems to have gone crazy.

[RushLake]

Apparently, the gentleman with the firearm was exercising his sovereign right. According to a LEO I know well from East Lansing, Michigan the term “sovereign citizen” is gaining currency among the rogue element of law enforcement. While, as free men and women, we are sovereign citizens, the term has taken on a different meaning among this subset. Their view essentially is that we are never right, always guilty until we prove ourselves innocent. Therefore we are subject to the application of law as they define it, not as the state or US Constitution defines our rights. If we choose to challenge them on the basis of our defined rights, we’re sarcastically referred to as “sovereign citizens”. Apparently they particularly hate “minor issues” like 2A and 4A. 1984 redux.