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To: Bernard Marx
...no one in law enforcement seems a bit interested in seizing their weapons: the Crips, Bloods, Fifth Street Gang, the Mexican Mafia, MS-13, the 38th St. Gang,violent drug-financed motorcycle gangs and so on. Where's the focus on the real criminals?

Real criminals shoot back at cops. Most law-abiding citizens don't. Cops like to go home each night after their shift.

When the law-abiding finally become de facto 'criminals' because they refuse to obey tyrannical gun laws, then cops will stop focusing on them too.

79 posted on 03/12/2013 7:47:04 PM PDT by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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To: Windflier

In fact, law-abiding citizens might even be sympathic: from article at #75,

// “They weren’t mean,” Phillips said. “I know they were just doing their job.” //


84 posted on 03/12/2013 8:04:37 PM PDT by cyn (Benghazi...the travesty continues)
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To: Windflier

[[Real criminals shoot back at cops. Most law-abiding citizens don’t. ]]

Which is why the ‘new enemy’ is now the mentally ill law abiding citizen with no priors- We even have our own law enforcement turnign on us- (and being prohibitted from doign hteir actual jobs of deterrign TRUE crimes because of lawsuits that protect real criminals- law abiding citizens apaprently have no such laws to protect us- We used to- a little work called the consitution of the united states of america’- but apaprently, laws protecting criminals now trump even our constitution)


99 posted on 03/12/2013 10:20:47 PM PDT by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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