A REAL 3rd rail question.....

[Mike Tx]

Originally posted by Fast_1:


Wow, I hope these lessons don't have anything to do with that license plate on Mike's truck !!


and stop peeking in my windows !!! LOL

No way man. He's the swishy boy!

[klar]

LOL I guess I should have proof read my first post. I am known to make mistakes like everyone else so no problem here on this end

Klar

[goodgirl]

Thanks klar

You forgot the first "not" and I missed the second one. I think this misunderstanding is pretty evenly divided

[klar]

Goodgirl, In my original post there was to be a not in the first sentance. The second setance explained why I would not. Hope that clears it up some.

Klar

[Niteshift]

I wouldn't use violence to resist a cop that came to take my guns. No way I could do that.........but he'll play hell finding some of them

Would I do it? No. I'm sure I could find another job. Wouldn't like it, but I'd find one.

[goodgirl]

Okay....now I am confused. I read the first sentence where you made the typo and the second sentence where you said differently.

Hmmm, sometimes one little word makes all of the difference

[ 12-14-2001: Message edited by: goodgirl ]

[klar]

LOL sorry I was saying I would NOT shoot a police officer I made one little typo and forgot a word LOL.

Klar

[goodgirl]

jpa: I didn't say anything about what laws you would enforce but what laws you would obey. I just find it interesting that klar can actually post about how he would shoot police officers if they came to take his gun and no one bashes an eyelash.

I also find such statements as : "I would not ever seize weapons from law abiding citizens, regardless!" interesting considering the fact that if they own a weapon and there is a law forbidding the owning of that weapon then they are by definition not law abiding citizens.

[ 12-13-2001: Message edited by: goodgirl ]

[Fastie]

Originally posted by MikeTx:
Now, if you can't do the job right, maybe you should come to work for me and we can teach you a few things.

Wow, I hope these lessons don't have anything to do with that license plate on Mike's truck !!


and stop peeking in my windows !!! LOL

[Mike Tx]

You don't have my truck right or my description. It's a red 87 chevy and I have red hair and I weigh more than that and I wear all black. Can't you get anything right? No wonder so many criminals are running loose!

Now, if you can't do the job right, maybe you should come to work for me and we can teach you a few things.

[ 12-13-2001: Message edited by: MikeTx ]

[jpa]

Originally posted by goodgirl:
Goodness...it appears that there are some here that actually have drawn some sort of line about what laws they would obey. Shocking

Regardless of all the opinions and statements that police are "professional" or "impersonal" or "objective", they are still PEOPLE with their own set of core beliefs and values. Some officers are hard on DUIs, others chase after domestics and some dig for drug offenses. If there is a lway being broken, there is always discretion in if they choose to "see" it or not. Would you prefer it if EVERYONE got a ticket on traffic stops? Or how about when you crossed the street in the middle? Those are all illegal, but minor offenses in the grand scheme of things. The Constitution is the ultimate law. Any law passed must be constitutional, otherwise I couldn't in good faith or conscience enforce such a law. If it is amended to eliminate the second amendment, then that's a different story although I would still have some qualms about it.

[SGT Dave]

Posted by Fast_1:

oh, THAT gun. What a coincidence, it was stolen just yesterday. While you're here can you file a report on it?" I just can't believe your timing..... I was just about to call you guys."

SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT, ADDED BY INV. DAVE *****, 12-14-2001

I have interviewed all the residents along victim’s street, and several stated to me that they did in fact see a blue pickup-type truck, which they did not recognize, acting suspiciously in the area on the day of the theft. This vehicle stood out so much, two of them actually made a mental note of its description. One neighbor, Mr. Flori Dacop, who works niteshift, stated that he saw this vehicle in Mr. Fastuan’s driveway, a strange looking WM peeping in windows at the Fastjuan residence.

Mr. Dacop described the subject as a WM, approximately 600/230, wearing dark blue work clothes (similar to a mechanic), with medium brown hair.

All descriptions of the truck match; all witnesses describe it as a long bed, dark blue Chevy or GMC pickup. It had a magnetic or glue-on type door sign on both doors that appeared to say “Sullivan’s Transmission Repair-Dallas, Texas.”

Two witnesses, leaving for work, got behind this vehicle, and said it had three bumper stickers on it: 1) "They can have my gun when they pry my cold dead fingers off it”, 2) "My wife-yes, my dog-maybe, my gun-NEVER”, and 3) "Gay and damn proud.” The personalized plate was (Texas) MIKISGAY.

I have contacted authorities in the Dallas/Fort Worth area; investigation is continuing.


Sullivan plays his games, we play ours.


[ 12-13-2001: Message edited by: SGT Dave ]

[klar]

LOL

Klar

[Fastie]

"oh, THAT gun. What a coincidence, it was stolen just yesterday. While you're here can you file a report on it?" I just can't believe your timing..... I was just about to call you guys."

If they want to tear my house apart looking for it, fine. Note to self....find good hiding place for gun....lol...

[ 12-13-2001: Message edited by: Fast_1 ]

[SpecOpsWarrior]

I would refuse, but I wouldnt resist either, aint no way I'm gonna take up arms against a fellow officer doing his job, even if I dont agree with it. Now if the time ever comes for the masses to hand over their guns to the government you can bet your *** that I will have relocated farther south, like Mexico!