FBI case shows government double standard on guns and freedom

Gun Rights Examiner ^ | September 6, 2010 | David Codrea

[Neil E. Wright]

"A former special agent in charge of the Dallas FBI office said he tried to fire Carlos Ortiz 18 years ago after the troubled agent was involved in a seven-hour armed standoff with SWAT team members," Jason Trahan of The Dallas Morning News informs us.

What? Wouldn't you and I be in prison for doing that, providing we survived the experience? What's this "tried to fire" business? How could the guy still be walking the streets, let alone being provided a badge and a gun?

"Ortiz, who is currently accused of plotting to kill his wife and his former boss, was deemed fit for duty by psychiatrists."

Just a little stress. He'll be fine. Besides, getting rid of him would be "a discriminatory action."

The eggheads said it, I believe it, that settles it.

[Neil E. Wright]

This is an OUTRAGE!!!! Your .gov at work.

It's about

★ FREEDOM!★

★ Estimated Value – PRICELESS! ★

[driftdiver]

Some are more equal

[Twotone]

Yes, it is an outrage! I just watched the William Shatner interview with Randy Weaver’s daughter...

http://www.hulu.com/watch/174641/aftermath-with-william-shatner-ruby-ridge#s-p1-so-i0

I’m beginning to think we should disband all police forces in this country & go back to a self-defense rule.

[Neidermeyer]

It’s a cultural thang ,, you wouldn’t understand .... YOU RACIST!

[Still Thinking]

[Nowhere Man]

I’m beginning to think we should disband all police forces in this country & go back to a self-defense rule.

Would save money too. You could have a volunteer police force from amongst the people and/or organize along militia lines. You could buy old, beater cars if need be or my preference, an old 1965 Ford Galaxie, put in a CB radio and off you go.