Why do I carry a pistol libs?

[WuWei]

You not down?

[WuWei]

@tnt

@WuWei

Is that for you to say?

What an odd thing to say.

It’s for citizens to have an opinion on the government that serves them, and vote accordingly.

Are you going out there with them?

[WuWei]

They’re not.

[WuWei]

You can’t handle more.

[TheDoctorIsIn]

@e7alr

In the traffic stop, the officer doesn’t know who is in the car, or what they have done before the officer pulls them over for the traffic violation. Sometimes fate has it that the person being pulled over for the minor traffic violation is either an armed wanted felon, or has just engaged in major criminal behavior that the officer doesn’t know about, but the felons believe the officer knows and stopped them for what ever crime they just committed.

How many cops have been killed during routine traffic stops in the last ten years?

How many people have been killed by police during routine traffic stops?

Without looking up the data, which number do you think is larger?

[TheDoctorIsIn]

@WuWei

You not down?

Again, I really don’t know what you’re trying to say.

[Sknyluv]

@Samm

Irrelevant. I also have a bunch of guns that have never killed anyone (resident or not) over the same timeframe.

Not really. Both are kept in homes for protection. But only one ends up killing the home owners.

[Sknyluv]

@Samm

Why? How would you know how your cat became missing and what happened to it if you did not witness it happening? You’re not one of those people who calls 911 when they can’t find their car keys or when the toilet won’t stop running, are you?

Dude. The whole eating pets thing was a farce.

[e7alr]

@TheDoctorIsIn

@e7alr

In the traffic stop, the officer doesn’t know who is in the car, or what they have done before the officer pulls them over for the traffic violation. Sometimes fate has it that the person being pulled over for the minor traffic violation is either an armed wanted felon, or has just engaged in major criminal behavior that the officer doesn’t know about, but the felons believe the officer knows and stopped them for what ever crime they just committed.

How many cops have been killed during routine traffic stops in the last ten years?

How many people have been killed by police during routine traffic stops?

Without looking up the data, which number do you think is larger?

It doesn’t matter how many, each death, civilian or officer, is a tragedy. By all means spend more time and effort screening the officers, both before hiring, and on an ongoing basis. But disarming them will only get officers killed and injured by bad guys. The life and safety of the officers is equally as important as that of the community, not less, and not more. But those officers, by the nature of the job, will have many more encounters with dangerous situations and individuals than the law abiding general public.

[e7alr]

Wouldn’t be the first time something like this happened. Dogs and cats started disappearing from the housing area on Ft Polk back in 1980. We had a significant population from Southeast Asia, where dog and cat is a common food item. The animals were being taken to make traditional Asian dishes for sale in a restaurant down in Leesville.

[tnt]

To the polls? Of course.

[tnt]

So wise. So brave.

[tnt]

Ty it can’t prove that!!! Where my cat?!?!?

[RoyalBlue]

Which you’re not, so there’s that…

[Supreme_War_Pig]

@Sknyluv

@Samm

Why? How would you know how your cat became missing and what happened to it if you did not witness it happening? You’re not one of those people who calls 911 when they can’t find their car keys or when the toilet won’t stop running, are you?

Dude. The whole eating pets thing was a farce.

Dog and cat eating just got a debate shout out

[Samm]

@TheDoctorIsIn

@Samm

Then they are using the term wrong.

No. The term is wrong.

How so? If, as Allan says, “every person’s common sense is different” then by definition, it is not common sense because it has no commonality.

[WuWei]

@tnt

To the polls? Of course.

To the streets.

[WuWei]

Low intelligence has limits.

[Samm]

@tnt

@Samm

How about the ones who respond to an active shooting at a school full of kids? If it saves the life of just one kid it will be worth it, right?

I do not advocate for responders to active shootings to be disarmed. Thought that would be obvious. But then again, you are holding out on denouncing the claim that people are eating pets.

What if the shooting doesn’t start until the cop(s) get there?

@tnt

@Samm

There are cops who never fired their gun on the job in their 20+ year careers. How could they have predicted that when they were a rookie on their first day?

It has nothing to do with their time on the job. It has to do with their assignment.

For example, the cops in my town haven’t fired a weapon in something like 18 years. Half of them on the beat don’t need to be armed. That’s my opinion.

And never in the 48 years I’ve been in my house have I ever discharged a fire extinguisher. in other words … So what?

[Samm]

@tnt

@Samm

I’m of the ranks of those who understand that lack of evidence is not proof that something did not happen. It’s called logic … something apparently, that Libs lack.

You are of the ranks that is now pushing a ■■■■■■■■ story about people eating pets!

Own it!

It’s not my story and I’m not pushing it. My only point is that the lack of police reports does not mean that it’s false. LOGIC!