WOW!!! # Law Student Puts Cop In His Place After Being Unlawfully Stopped For Carrying A Gun In Maine (Video)

The average tard on the street doesn't realy realize just how COMMON this is!

Oops... typo...

SHOULD read: "And that is what we are now facing."

A good friend of mine legally pulled his pistol during an altercation. He even called the police. When they came out there, they took his gun and three weeks later charged him with aggravated menacing based on absolutely nothing. His lawyer told him, verbatim "I have no clue what the hell they're doing here." They ended up dropping it to disorderly conduct which he plead out to because the legal shit had already cost him over 10k.

I don't live in the South anymore, but I'm just sayin' how it is. You see, the Yankee boy don't belong and all.

It's funny, my Victorian is in the historic part of the city...sorta like the garden district in New Orleans...but I don't have to go real far to find a housing projects...

That's different...I'd do the same thing...but walking down the street brandishing a weapon is a whole different story...

They have this wonderfull expression in India that says: "Same, same, but different..."

Indians are retarded and nasty...

The man in the video was not brandishing a gun. It was holstered.

Have you ever been to India?

No cop would bother a person with a holstered gun...

I'll drop the truth that he was carrying the pistol in a holster and not brandishing it. I can't argue with wilful ignorance.

Go to www.opencarry.org , go to the state forums, take any state especially the states that are more totalitarian .


You will see NUMEROUS examples to disprove your statement. "No cop would bother a person with a holstered gun......

Even if it was holstered, which at some point it wasn't because he wanted a confrontation, taking 2 seconds to flip an ID isn't a big deal...he was forcing his right, which he has the right, to be a dick...

Go to Buckeye Firearms and look at the dozens of cases of that happening since preemption. Lots in Cincy, Columbus, Dayton, and especially Canton. They all result in lawsuits and tax payers footing the bill.

Victorian... eh? A word often misused, to describe an old, rundown house, that would be better off condemned.

So, you live in New Orleans? Now THAT explains a lot about you, Brief. One of the lowest, scummiest, most degenerate cesspools of the nation. With the most corrupt law enforcement in the country.

And you STILL think of police as these "noble" gods... lol.

I can easily see now, why common sense and decency seem like such foreign concepts to you. In fact, adding what I know now, to my existing perception of you, I'd say it's hopeless.

I'm afraid that you're a permanent joke.

He so totally prepped for this encounter. Fucking look-at-me, Youtube generation. Fuck you all.

A "Victorian"... eh?



An often used coverword, used to describe an old, brokendown house that would be better off condemned.

So... You live in New Orleans, do ya? The asscrack of the nation, with some of the most unbelievably corrupt police in the country.

No WONDER you are so completely delusional when it comes to inability to see the worsening corruption and thuggery in the police. You are so used to the absolute WORST, that anything less seems TAME by comparison.

If not for people like this, cops wouldn't have any incentive NOT to fuck with people. Now because of these videos, most departments train their officers to not violate OC rights.

You are a hopelessly well trained Canucktard.

Btw, US posters, have a safe and happy Independence Day!

Jake101: Thanx!

Thanks! It's always good to call attention to those successfully questioning authority. It reminds people that police officers are only as powerful as you allow them to be.

"Even if it was holstered, which at some point it wasn't"

This assertion is a flat out lie.

Again, if he had the weapon in his hand the police would have treated it as a felony stop. He would at the least been put on the ground and handcuffed. None of this happened. Therefore the weapon was NEVER ANYWHERE EXCEPT HIS HOLSTER.

Everyone in Maine should start carrying their gun in protest of the martial state that is trying to be implemented AGAINST AMERICAN CITIZENS in the land of the 'home of the free and home of the brave'.

1)It is not merely money that these people are profiting from, it's stolen property, and 49% of voters in the US are profiting from this.
2)Authority is fiction. laws are opinions forced at gun point, by people with no legal or moral standing in law, that represent no-one with standing.

And everyone in every other semi free open carry state.

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The Dilemma of Gun Ownership in the United States
by Kourosh Ziabari
July 10, 2012

Adopted on December 15, 1791, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution rules that the possession of firearms and ammunition for the purpose of self-defense is legitimate and legal under US law.

This amendment, which was ratified along with the rest of United States Bill of Rights, emphasizes the right of people to keep and bear arms.

According to a 2006 Gallup survey, some 34 percent of the citizens of the United States possess firearms. Thus there seem to be more than 200 million firearms in private hands.

Based on the statistics released by Reuters, from 1993 to 2000, the United States was the leading supplier of conventional arms to the developing world. In 1999, more than 4 million firearms were manufactured in the United States for domestic sale or export. The Reuters' report added that more than 300 US companies produce arms and ammunition annually; a fact that is incredible and mind-boggling.

What drew the attention of the international community to the issue of gun ownership in the United States once again was the heartrending murder of the assistant principal of Millard South High School, Vicki Kaspar, who was mortally shot by Robert Butler, a 17-year-old student of Lincoln (Nebraska) Southwest High School on January 5. The student was earlier suspended by Ms. Kaspar for driving a car across a Millard South athletic field. After killing the assistant principal, Butler committed suicide as he had previously announced.

The death of the 59-year-old Kaspar marked the latest lethal attack by a student on the staff of a high school in the United States a crime, which is seen with increasing regularity in American high schools.

However, the deadliest massacre of this type in the United States took place 4 years ago when Seung-Hui Cho, a South Korean senior-level undergraduate student at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, killed 32 people and wounded 25 others in a shooting rampage, which was described by the media as the bloodiest mass murder of university students and professors in US history.

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