[2ndDivisionVet]

That's why he did it, he knew nothing would happen since he was above the law. Rules are for the little people, AMIRITE?

[Sooth2222]

Legalinsurrection.com’s William A. Jacobson wrote: “The short version is that the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department warned NBC News that it could not possess an actual high-capacity magazine, but NBC News went ahead and did it anyway. The MPD recommended a warrant for Gregory’s arrest, but that request was nixed by the D.C. Attorney General Irvin Nathan because — my paraphrase — Gregory was just too nice a guy and had no other criminal intent.”

[MaxMax]

Can 10,000 citizens file for a Civil arrest? I believe they can, and it only takes one.
Now, if we could just find the evidence. Hmmmmm.

[tumblindice]

Most of us believe that Howdy Doody should have been able to legally open a case of magazines and use a firearm, all as props. to make whatever point he wanted to make.

But these lefty turds think `Animal Farm’ was an instructional manual: “Some pigs are more equal than others.” Howdy was special and making a point, see?

Another example: anti-gun `community activist’ Dewayne Ferguson entered a school strapped with a gun, it was spotted and reported and he was charged.

After a lot of stuhrm and drang over how Dewayne should be excepted due to his good intentions, Dewayne took a plea bargain and was sentenced to community service.

How much you wanna bet that community activist, anti-gun turd Dewayne has satisfied his sentence by simply going back to preaching against evil guns—while strapped?

[SkyPilot]

"No charges because he was a nice guy."

I am sure that is what would happen to you or me in DC.

But let's go beyond that hypocrisy, and focus on why the District Attorney was afraid to bring charges.

If he had, the media would have circled the wagons and covered that story on cable channels 24/7.

Liberals, Democrats, and gun control fanatics would have had to answer why the "crime" of possessing a piece of stamped metal with a spring in it could send someone to prison for a decade and ruin their lives.

They didn't want that publicity and scrutiny.

It's OK to go after the little people and throw the book at them for an unconstitutional "law." The little person and his or her family having their lives destroyed would get little or no press coverage. But not the elite, and then power brokers would have had to explain themselves as to why even holding this inside some magic line on a map warrants such draconian police state persecution

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Who cares ?

[Iron Munro]

One Reason Why You Need A Magazine That Holds More Than Ten Rounds.

[Slings and Arrows]

“The issue is never the issue. The issue is the revolution.”
—David Horowitz, quoting unnamed SDS leader.