Maryland Shall Issue Update 8/10/08

via email ^ | 8/10/08 | Henry Heymering

[InABunkerUnderSF]

I think it’s better to stand and fight. At least here I’m creating a public nuisance (and occasionally an FR nuisance). I can annoy local politicians, embarrass my friends, frustrate my family and otherwise make it know that some people won’t stand still for the gradual destruction of our civil rights. If I were in a comfortably red state I’d be just another guy.

I picked up my new used Blackhawk convertible today, went to Jackson Arms and wrung it out with 38+p, .357 and 9mm. Ms. Jackie would not have been pleased. If I did that in Florida nobody would mind.

[fightinbluhen51]

AMEN Brother! Amen!

I foresee a nice Remington 700 in my future. And probably another 1911 as well (carry ready if they ever allow us to).

[the OlLine Rebel]

That totally flew over your head, didn’t it?

[the OlLine Rebel]

Good idea. I can buy it in PA when we go to my husband’s family periodically.

[Lurker]

Actually the first words out of his mouth should have been "Do you have a Warrant?"

If the answer is "Why yes, we do have a Warrant." you let them in.

If the answer is "No we don't." then your response is to say "Have a nice day, officer. Do come back when you get one."

Never, ever allow a police officer, Sheriff, or any Federal Agent of ANY kind into your home without a Warrant unless you've been the victim of a crime.

Ever.

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[fightinbluhen51]

Actually, no it didn’t...I was just saying what’s going into my collection next ;-)

[fightinbluhen51]

Exactly. Same thing with if they want to search your car.

“Got a warrant, because now that you’ve pulled me over, I’m later than I should have been. I’ll take my ticket and be on my way.”

[epow]

You forgot about the planting of evidence and lying to obtain a search warrant.

You're right, I should have added that part of the sad story. But I didn't because I don't remember enough about the details that came to light in the aftermath of the incident to be sure that I got it right.

[epow]

No I'm not sure it was Dekalb, it well may have been one of the other metro counties. I just remembered, or at least thought I remembered, that it was one of the metro counties with a very large Afro American population, which I suppose could be quite a few of them.

I have lived in rural Fannin county for over 11 years after leaving Roswell, and the Atlanta metro area now seems almost like another world whenever I go back down there.

[PA Pro2A]

I lived in MD for 20 years and I am so glad I moved out of that state. In PG county the criminals outgun the police. I believe the cops and politicians are on the wrong side of the law there. They support the criminals by disarming the law abiding citizens.