They only care about inner city people buying the guns from the white guy that sold them illegally
Little Rock Airport Exec dies for his right to illegally sell guns…
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They only care about inner city people buying the guns from the white guy that sold them illegally
This was a white RICH guy.
The ATF could have simply called his lawyer and he would have turned himself in.
Anytime a shootout erupts in a residential neighborhood, innocent bystanders are at risk. My point is that it’s less likely that a shootout or standoff will occur if you confront the suspect on neutral territory rather than letting him then his house into the Alamo.
Much less so.
And they just need to bring out the flamethrowers. Give the guy the option to surrender peacefully, or burn to death. I'm good w/ either option.
And assuming that he has to go through airport security like everybody else, there was zero chance of an armed conflict if they arrested him at his office at the airport.
Not sure if you’re considering me part of “the gang” but for the record I don’t give a shit about Malinowski. If you open fire on federal agents then there’s a pretty good chance you’re gonna catch the dead. He deserved what he got.
My point is that I don’t understand why LEOs routinely try to arrest potentially dangerous criminals inside their own home, where the suspect has literally every advantage if they decide to resist violently.
I see the Constitution haters have all come out to post their anti-gun propaganda.
So rich white guys get different rules than poor brown?
You are on dangerous ground Trad.
I'll allow you chance to redeem yourself.
C’mon, you need to think more critically about this scenario. Warrants are commonly issued to allow LE to gather evidence in a criminal investigation. Your suggestion would potentially lead to the removal and erasure of said evidence. So rich white men who are suspected of committing crimes should be afforded that privilege, why???
Trad is outing himself
Common sense dictates you don't come into someone's home with guns blazing in the middle of the night.
If this individual violated gun laws then I'm pleased that law enforcement held him to account.
There's no question that a better approach would have been to wait for him to depart the home. Follow him to work and simultaneously make contact with him while others executed the search warrant.
There's no question that a better approach would have been to wait for him to depart the home. Follow him to work and simultaneously make contact with him while others executed the search warrant.
Actually there were some similarities. Both wanted on charges of illegal gun sales.
At least in the current case they killed the person who was wanted by the law. At Ruby Ridge they killed his dog, his son and his wife. Weaver lived. Additionally he was only found guilty on one charge, failure to appear and eventually was awarded over 3 million from the government. He is also from Iowa and I think currently lives in Iowa. I thought it was a pretty good comparison.
Maybe I should have used LaVoy Finicum?
This is purely a guess here, but maybe guys who can’t buy guns legally because they have a felony record or some other reason are willing to pay extra to buy one illegally from a guy who can buy them legally.
You should have called it what it was they murdered his dog, his son and his wife.
You have zero clue about it, you have never been to a gun show in your life Bro.
You got that right. I figured someone would call me on it if I left out facts too
Knowing the feds they probably kicked it in order to make it growl then they shot it in the face.
Weaver should have turned himself in. A lot of blood was spilled, including the death of a cop.
The Chappelle's Show skit about this was freaking great.
Why?
All I know about these sorts of activities are what I see in TV shows and news reports.
Why not a reasonable time, and a polite knock on the door?
Were they worried he was going to flush 150 guns down the toilet, or something?
I'm good with giving someone the option to surrender peacefully.
When they start shooting, they lose any "due process" rights.
