Vet: Conn. Cop said 'I cannot wait to get the order to kick your door in

examiner.com ^ | 3/10/14 | Joe Newby

[Darksheare]

They will learn what hell is soon due to their actions.

[LouAvul]

I posted this on three gun forums. Two of them locked the thread.

Even among gun owners, I'm amazed at how many brainwashed statists there are.

[Biggirl]

Revolt is coming to America.

[lavaroise]

It does not matter what this dude threatens. Ultimately they shake for our guns, they shake for sexual favors from our kids like in days of Soddom, so to speak. There is little that can be done other than this reality of serving true government as opposed to State anarchy. This is threat from
State anarchist, a terrorist.

As for the manner of resistance by standing up or running away, it is one of tactics.

A form of siege is in the order. These people should be siding with the armed to sequester liberals, but they do not because there is game they are too afraid to face, being shaken down themselves.

[KosmicKitty]

I know a lot of CT cops. This guy is an aberration. Most of the cops I know have a number of guns themselves. And aren’t on power trips.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

“To Protect and Serve” has somehow become “To Intimidate and Oppress”.

[LowTaxesEqualsProsperity]

You can keep your police state even if you don’t like your police state.

[lavaroise]

We called them Dungeons and Dragons soldiers in the Army. Bunch of fantasy driven idiots with “me only” super hero complex who were too afraid to shoot the enemy but were so full of bluster shining their gun everyday yet incapable of qualifying.

[Darksheare]

Ah, he’s a latrine painter, outhouse hero and other such!

[Logical me]

Connecticut voted communists Democrats in and the communists Democrats hired cop. Freedom was not what these idiot voters went for and they, as well as the establishment, cannot be trusted as real Constitutional Americans. Civil war might be hard but maybe it should start here.

[Mariner]

It's very important the Mr. Joe Officer feels the same fear for his family and dogs that the general citizenry feels.

If his address was to be discovered, would it be illegal to post it publicly? How about the make and model, inclusive of license nr, for his wife's car?

One of the reasons cops feel empowered to abuse the citizenry is that they are able to hide, invisibly, until such time as they can gather in overwhelming force.

At some point the citizens of America must take that refuge from them.

[MrB]

” they are able to hide, invisibly, until such time as they can gather in overwhelming force”

They need to also understand that the citizenry can and will eventually do the same.

[MrB]

I’ll believe that when some of his “blue brothers” kick his ass out of the “brotherhood”.

[KosmicKitty]

It’s actually rather difficult to fire a cop.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

You get a Gold Star for the day...

[servantboy777]

I agree. This police state crap is outta control.

There are about 90 million gun owners in America. I'm sayin the odds don't look good for’em.

[MrB]

I’m sure the work environment could become such that he’d rather choose another line of work,

like harassing residents of a retirement village as a “security officer”.

[gr8eman]

Yep...but what if this story is not true?

[PATRIOT1876]

*The name of the thug cop is "JOSEPH PETERSON". Right Joe? Just want to make sure we spell your name right.*

When someone spells his name, it really should be with the Third Reich/rune esses:

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[Darksheare]

Lol.
Thanks.
Unconventional times call for unconventional responses.