[7thOF7th]

Just so that all of the "heads" out there "get it", Why don't you read the news about what happened in Baton Rouge yesterday. Those officers knocked on the door and it got one of them killed by a piece of Cr#p ". If I'm point on any entry and a person fails to comply with my orders and makes motion to grab a weapon, I'll eliminate that threat with lethal force. I'm not going to let anything endanger my team from going home to their wives and children! Guns in the hands of criminals are my reason to practice, practice, practice!

[Dead Corpse]

Kinda proves the point that going after people IN THEIR HOMES is one of the dumbest ideas law enforcement has had this century. From Ruby Ridge, to Waco, to these recent travesties. All could have been avoided if you idiots would have waited for them to LEAVE HOME.

If your political masters ever succeed in making my now legal firearms "illegal", it'll take more than practice to save your ass.

[VRing]

"Guns in the hands of criminals are my reason to practice, practice, practice!"

Guns in the hands of Gov't "agents" are MY reason to practice, practice, practice.

[Buzwardo]

Why don't you read the news about what happened in Baton Rouge yesterday. Those officers knocked on the door and it got one of them killed by a piece of Cr#p ".

What, over another 2 ounces of dope? I don't think anyone here has a problem with police officers defending themselves. Nor does anyone have trouble with the cavalry charging in when the situation calls for it. When you start SWAT rolling, though, for a crime that a substantial portion of the population--and apparently this list--has partaken of it doesn't take long before a slippery slope appears. How 'bout if in the future we nab the potheads on their way to work and save SWAT for more appropriate occasions?