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Surely you don't support frderal gun laws, do you?

I do support the idea of not lying when a Federal Agent asks if you are armed. This was not the case in this particular issue. The man lied to the Federal Agents when asked if he was armed, later after finding a CONCEALED handgun, they were (with good right) concerned enough to arrest this person. If you lie to Law Enforcement, then they begin to believe you may have done so in order to use that CONCEALED weapon on them. Can you see why they may have been more concerned that the man lied in order to secret the weapon? I believe if you are armed, and an Federal employee approaches you and asks that you should not lie to them.

138 posted on 02/09/2005 8:36:04 AM PST by AZ Rangers Wifey (Live with it Jim, I am not the only one who is aiming at you! I will be the one with the good hair!)

I believe if you are armed, and an Federal employee approaches you and asks that you should not lie to them.

And I believe it is none of their damned business. The VAST majority of FReepers consider federal firarms laws to be repugnant to the Constitution and therefore moral to ignore. Using examples of Minutemen breaking these laws is not going to convince any freepers to change their opinion.