Posted on 06/17/2008 5:28:04 PM PDT by stayathomemom
(WXYZ) -- An attempted bank robbery in Canton (MI) played out like a scene from a movie Monday when a man who police say claimed to have a bomb was stopped by a customer armed with a pistol.
(Excerpt) Read more at wxyz.com ...
"Don't bring a bomb to a gun fight."
Remember all the liberal hand-wringing before CCW was passed? "We'll become the OK Corral! We're all gonna die!"
Idiots.
Ah! I searched to see if the story was already posted but did not find it. I will have to read the posts on your thread. Thanks for the link.
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Sorry for the double tap.
Armed Citizen Ping?
No problemo. Done same thing numerous times. Search function needs some tweaking on FR. Anyway....the bank is near my humble abode!
I’m surprised that Granholm is not prosecuting the guy with the gun. The permit only entitles the guy to carry the gun. It does not entitle him to use it.
Maybe the fact that he’s an Arab is a get out of jail free card?
Does being of Lebanese origin cause one to be classified an "Arab"?
“Maybe the fact that he’s an Arab is a get out of jail free card?”
With Granholm, any sort of nuttiness is possible.
Ethnically, I don’t know if Lebanese are actually considered “Arab”.
But being Lebanese, he might be one of the many Christians that have
deserted Lebanon.
Only to be pursued by Islamics (from all around the world) hoping to
mess up the USA like they have their home countries.
BTW, Detroit/Michigan does have some Chaldean Christians. I remember
reading a story about a family that ran convenience stores in some
of the “battle zones” in urban Michigan.
At closing time, they wielded Uzis while taking the day’s receipt
to the bank.
IIRC, one of the Chaldeans told the reporter that actually the Bravo
Sierra that their family had endured in the Middle East made working
in a mess like Detroit not so bad.
Tisk tisk tisk..........these amateurs are funny !
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