#2, My comment about “never having to say you are sorry” is a pun on the line form the movie “Love Story.” If you are so uptight you didn’t understand it, sorry ‘bout that. REMF?
#3, Your continued insistence at defending the “constitutional rights” of the idiot with the camera, when we have demonstrated that no such Constitutional right existed, and by the way, the SD on this goes back to Washington, Hamilton and the Whiskey Rebellion days, it only fuels the armamentum of those who see us all as fools.
#4, Paragraphs are our friends.
1. Spoken like a true anonymous internet type. Everyone is tough online.
2. I know exactly where the “never means having to say your sorry” line originated. Even though I never watched the movie. But that wasn’t my point. My point had to do with connecting that sentiment to using or bearing high-powerered weaponry. One thing I learned in the military is that legitimately tough guys don’t talk tough because they don’t need to. They’re REAL men. Secure and mature. As for me being a “REMF,” you have no idea how or where I served during my Army career. I will only say I enlisted as a private, became an NCO, and then a commissioned officer. And among the things I learned moving through the ranks is that the guys who throw the REMF slur around are usually the REMFs or PX heroes themselves. Stop giving vets a bad name and stop feeding the anti-military Left propaganda machine.
3. As for defending the “idiot with the camera,” I have no idea if the guy was cooking meth on his property or was completely innocent. If you’ll actually read what I typed, you’ll see I was not defending him. Why don’t you read up on 225+ years of constitutional jurisprudence and learn just how the US Supreme Court has treated that amendment on a case by case, concept by concept basis.