Law Enforcement Weighs In On Right To Resist Bill

theindychannel.com ^ | February 23, 2012 | Jack Rinehart

[muawiyah]

Here it is ~ if I call the cops and they come and you mess with them you just violated my rights.

She called the cops, they came and he messed with them.

If you call the cops and they come and I mess with them I will have violated your rights.

All same thing GI. People have a right to call the cops and deal with it on their own without you stucking your mug into the deal.

Capice?

So why didn't the Indiana court deal with that? Well, they were taking an appeal prepared by the guy's lawyer ~ and the lawyer set the scene and the courts handled it that way.

That was the State Supreme Court's first error. The second error was letting one of your Moslem buttkisser buddies write the decision for them. He spent too many years involved in foreign law to be trusted.

[papertyger]

The biggest downside to this will be exactly what this guy is saying unfortunately.

There is no downside to this unless you consider the status quo for employing SWAT tactics, acceptable.

[Ratman83]

if I call the cops and they come and you mess with them you just violated my rights.

You have no right to police, nor do they have responsibility to help you. I am sorry that you are too dumb to know that, but I guess I should have realized it based upon your bigoted Muslim fixation. Are you sure you are not a leftist, I mean making up rights out of thin air is something leftists do.