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Wolanyk

I'm not going to defend the TSA or the San Diego Police. But I think we should choose our "martyrs" carefully. Just as I am distrustful of lefties who put themselves into confrontation with authority, I am similarly distrustful of people who would appear to be on my side who provoke. These are people who would get a hard time from Israeli type security also. Their stories are probably not exactly as depicted.

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[GreyMountainReagan]

I'm not going to defend the TSA

But you just did.

[Secret Agent Man]

He probably would not get the same treatment from Israelis. The Israelis profile and are not doing this to people who don’t fit the profile.

[Girlene]

I'm not going to defend the TSA or the San Diego Police. But I think we should choose our "martyrs" carefully. Just as I am distrustful of lefties who put themselves into confrontation with authority, I am similarly distrustful of people who would appear to be on my side who provoke. These are people who would get a hard time from Israeli type security also. Their stories are probably not exactly as depicted.

If our constitutional rights are not defended, we lose them. This man chose to stand up for his. I like his chances. He formerly sued San Diego for open carry false arrest and won. He was not provoking "the system" at that time, he was standing up for his constitutional rights; it was a police officer(s) who tried to deny him his.

Here's his story about the previous arrest. Open Carry false arrest costs San Diego $35,000 - Part 1 He's using the same lawyer. Should be interesting.

[bornred]

The subject is a well-known open carry activist:

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=347450

Between the recording and the striptease, it’s possible he was constructing a test case. He is very methodical and prepared, not just a random troublemaker.

His counsel (who hopefully was in on the plan from the start) is top notch, and has a track record of putting gun grabbers in their place.