Then neither do the police, government body guard, or any fed agency.
Exactly - if there is no “need”, then there is no need for any gov’t agent to have one either.
It’s a Bill of Rights, not a bill of needs.
Really? If there were no rifles there would be no Boston.
Epic stupidity ...
He has completely dishonoured himself ...
Seppuku.
It’s the only way.
Typical of liberals, deciding what individuals need and don’t need, and then enforcing it.
The Second Amendment only applies where politicians decide there is a need?
The Second Amendment is a trip wire. The moment a government says that the right to bear arms needs to go is the very moment that that government needs to go.
Boston has come a long way since 1765....in the wrong direction.
great, if that’s true, disarm the cops of theirs. nobody will have them so the cops sure as hell won’t need them.
Just another megalomaniac with a badge.
I bet the fascist Evans and his so-called “officers” aren’t giving up any of THEIR personal shotguns and rifles.
Evans is a disgrace to the spirit of the Minutemen, the guys responsible for the “shot heard ‘round the world” on April 19, 1775. The Minutemen must be turning over in their graves everytime some petti-tyrant like Evans shoots off his mouth.
So, if there is no need to possess a rifle or a shotgun, is the inference that handguns are okay and acceptable?
For the most part, nobody in the city needs a shotgun, nobody needs a rifle,
Good , Then Neither do the POLICE
...said the armed-to-the-teeth police commissioner.
The fascist Northeast elites are terrified of patriots owning rifles. They simply don’t have the martial skills to go up against a determined patriot force who can shoot the nose off a fascist pig at 500 meters. Their 2.1 billion rounds of “cop-killer” bullets with an effective range of 50 meters will be useless.
There are so few people who play professional baseball, we should close Fenway park.
The cowards wouldn’t have the guts to use them as shown by their cowardly “cower in place”.
I really do feel for this Commissioner.
It is after all, difficult to be King...