New App Will Show Where Gun Control Supporters Live

bluenationreview.com ^ | 4/7/2015 | Jesse Berney

[rktman]

It’s been my experience that while most gun-rights activists are wrong-headed, they are not inherently threatening or dangerous. But clearly this app is meant to intimidate people into not working towards what they think is right. And it only takes one person willing to step over the line to turn this app deadly.

[Aleya2Fairlie]

But...but....what will they do when the crime map shows criminals avoiding our armed abodes for the easy pickings offered by the Lib-tards? Oh, I know, you don’t have to tell me. They’ll create a map that shows otherwise.

[kiryandil]

Sounds like Jesse has his Barbara Boxer thong on over this...

[right way right]

This is a two way street.

[tanknetter]

It’s like using The Club in your car, right?

I mean, all the value was in the deterrent effect. Anyone who really wanted your car could pop the thing off with a hammer and a screwdriver. But for someone who just wanted to steal a car, any car and not specifically your car, it provided encouragement for them to move along and find an easier picking.

[pabianice]

Disarming Jews in Nazi Germany

On November 11, 1938, the Regulations Against Jews' Possession of Weapons was promulgated by Minister of the Interior, Wilhelm Frick. This regulation effectively deprived all Jews living in those locations of the right to possess any form of weapons including truncheons, knives, or firearms and ammunition.[5] Some police forces used the pre-existing "trustworthiness" clause to disarm Jews on the basis "the Jewish population 'cannot be regarded as trustworthy'".[3]

A long line of Jews winds its way through the streets of Pabianice, Poland, on the way to deportation. In mid-May 1942 some 4500 Jews from the town were rounded up and deported to Chelmno, where they were executed. While the Jews of the town were sent to their deaths, the goods that they took with them to the death camp were sent back to warehouses in Pabianice. Photo: Beth Hatefutsoth

[FrankR]

Just come up with an app that shows where the anti-gun people live, and make it available to every thug, burglar, and rapist in the area. They can ply their trade with no worries.

[Red Badger]

I remember a show on TV where they demonstrated The Club’s ‘effectiveness’.

A thief took a hacksaw and cut thru the steering wheel in about 20 seconds and the club was left on the curb....................

[MHGinTN]

America is one false flag away from Martial Law. Guess how the ‘authorities’ will use these apps in that day.

[MaxMax]

I still keep one in the truck, and not for the steering wheel either.
I have no idea where the key is but that's not important.

[TexasCajun]

It's not gun-rights activist you need to worry about Fool !!

[MeshugeMikey]

AHAHAHA GREAT PLAN!

Im guessing that if there are any decent “folks” left in Ferguson Missouri today...after the ELECTION there..Today...such an app could be a real life saver

[Red Badger]

A few grams one way or the other doesn’t make much difference, anyways................;^)

[Myrddin]

The author of this piece would have no problem publishing the names and addresses of persons with a CCW permit. It sucks when you're private information is put on public display. Sauce for the goose....

[PoloSec]

I remember here in Florida after Hurricane Wilma, a sign at a residence in my neighborhood, I don’t remember exactly how it was worded but it went something like this:

THIEVES LOOTERS MUGGERS
WILL BE SHOT
IF YOU SEE ME OR NOT

[kjam22]

Entering my neighborhood from one direction you see a sign that says “Attention robbers. Survivors will be prosecuted”. I didn’t put it up, but did think it was kinda funny.

[Norseman]

>>The author of this piece would have no problem publishing the names and addresses of persons with a CCW permit. It sucks when your private information is put on public display. Sauce for the goose....<<

Well, if both sides are upset, and they are, by being treated similarly, it would seem that there’s room for agreement on some sensible legislation on the matter, no?

And maybe the path to all sorts of sensible legislation is more of this “sauce for the goose...”?

[Norseman]

>>The author of this piece would have no problem publishing the names and addresses of persons with a CCW permit. It sucks when your private information is put on public display. Sauce for the goose....<<

Well, if both sides are upset, and they are, by being treated similarly, it would seem that there’s room for agreement on some sensible legislation on the matter, no?

And maybe the path to all sorts of sensible legislation is more of this “sauce for the goose...”?

[S.O.S121.500]

I drive around with this app on my car. It’s called an NRA sticker. I’m not worried.
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Mine sports a rainbow flag, co-exist sticker, and a Planned Parenthood tag. Keeps the truck from being keyed (or worse) and the look on a thug’s face when met by an armed response is priceless....just priceless.

[MaxMax]

Some similarity to the Tonfa, just used a differently and much
more weight to effect from the handle end.

[Myrddin]

Back in 2000, I was sent to Denver, CO on a contract. Nearby, a newspaper in Ft Collins published names and addresses of local CCW permit holders. The Tyranny Response Team was born. We responded in kind for the newspaper staff. They hated it. They never did it again. The idea caught on. Joe Brower (here on FR) and others (Travis McGee) jumped in with both feet. I still have my TRT shirt from the San Diego groups. The San Diego group successfully rescued the gun show at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. There is a time to fight fire with fire.