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October 29, 2013, 12:28 PM | #1 |
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NBC Quotes Officer involved in Toy gun Shooting TFL's Comment
So I was on NBC online today yeah I know shame on me and was reading about the deputy who shot a teen holding a replica AK 47 in California on Oct, 22nd. It stated that in 2006, one of the officers involved in the shooting posted on this forum about the use of force against persons carry a replica gun.
According to the online article, the officer stated here that in a shooting involving a replica gun, we have to be able to express to the judiciary or the powers be that we were in fear of severe bodily harm or death. My comments are that we should be very careful of all our electronic messaging and videos because should an incident occur everything will be brought in judging our mind-set. Are others concern or am I just paranoid?
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October 29, 2013, 01:48 PM | #4 |
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Link the the NBC article: Deputy who shot teen holding replica gun was firearms instructor, war veteran
Applicable quotes are the last 4 paragraphs.
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October 29, 2013, 03:08 PM | #7 |
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Massad Ayoob; online posts....
Gun writer & legal use of force expert; Massad Ayoob put out a article about a year, year & a half ago where he brought up the same topic.
Ayoob was critical of the "net ninjas" & "armchair commandos" who post outrageous statements or remarks on gun/tactics forums w/o any concern for the repercussions/ramifications. In my view, he's 100% right. You can't make brash statements like "I don't care about the law." or "I'll do what I please." then be surprised if or when it becomes a issue. The recent high profile trial in central Florida should make armed citizens & license holders aware of their statements & actions, re: weapons/use of force. Clyde |
October 29, 2013, 04:00 PM | #8 |
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But ... but ... but I use a screen name when I post. I'm anonymous, aren't I?
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October 29, 2013, 04:37 PM | #9 |
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Some of you may remember when I crashed the "Current 2A Cases" thread. Tyme had an incomplete backup of the thread. The rest of the thread was restored by me, using an archived version that Google had.
Nothing is ever truly deleted on the interwebs. If you don't want what you have written at TFL (or any other site) to become front page news, then I would suggest you carefully choose your words in writing. As we've just seen, it can come back to bite you. |
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Remember Usenet? We had a guy named Donald Melvin Davis who went by the handle Gunkid (among others). He was a piece of work. Thing was, some of the reprehensible things he posted were actually true, and they were used in his prosecution (actually, one of them). Nothing on the internet ever goes away. Ask Harrison Ford.
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October 30, 2013, 12:54 PM | #12 |
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True story; mixed ID post....
Very true story;
A few years ago, in the late 2000s, a gun forum member "outed" me & my username on that forum(not TFL). He claimed I was a "counter-terrorism" expert & professor at a small US university. This was because of a minor spelling error with my forum username. That name was also a reference to a popular US cartoon series but the "professor" spelled it a different way. This CT expert wasn't beloved or getting any holiday greeting cards from the terror networks/extremist groups he dealt with on a regular basis. The fact that this web error might have led these "tangos" my way was a tad off-putting. I also, by chance read a interesting article online where a guy in Brazil quoted me(used a post I had on TFL) talking about open vs concealed carry methods. It looked like Portugese but it sounded like the author agreed with my point(s). |
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