[sinkspur]

If it could be proven that the occupants of the house shot a police officer who did not announce himself before breaking down the door, I'd have a hard time voting for a conviction.

Of course you would. But, then, that's you, siding with a meth dealer.

[jess35]

It's not about siding with a meth dealer. It's all about standing up to the police powers of the state when they abuse the trust we put in them. If anyone busts down my door and I have a firearm nearby, I'm going to shoot.

[KurtZ]

Drug dealers have just as much right as you to protect their property from unknown intruders.

[supercat]

Of course you would. But, then, that's you, siding with a meth dealer.

Actually, siding with the innocent victims of such raids. When cops infringe innocent people's rights, there's usually no punishment. Ironically, the only effective punishments against cops who infringe people's rights are generally only applicable when their victims happen to be criminals.

[inneroutlaw]

But, then, that's you, siding with a meth dealer.

No, that's him siding with the 4th Amendment.

[jmc813]

Of course you would. But, then, that's you, siding with a meth dealer.

You wouldn't shoot someone who came barging into your home?