The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Red Flag Law Case thrown out (Colorado)-abuse of the law?

jfruser · January 17, 2020, 11:01 AM

Sure, the LEO was notified and had representation when a regular citizen would get neither. Are any of y'all naïve enough to think it would happen otherwise?

Some of y'all think we still live under rule of law. You need to disabuse yourself of such foolish notions.

Any regular citizen--especially anyone with view that dissent from the ruling class--would have the RF order applied early and hard and maybe only THEN would some member of the kritarchy notice, "Huh, there really is no child in common. Helluva thing. The deceased target of the red flag can have all his guns back. Make sure you rape his wife and kill his other dog on the way out."

January 17, 2020, 11:01 AM	#25
jfruser Senior Member Join Date: April 6, 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 350	Sure, the LEO was notified and had representation when a regular citizen would get neither. Are any of y'all naïve enough to think it would happen otherwise? Some of y'all think we still live under rule of law. You need to disabuse yourself of such foolish notions. Any regular citizen--especially anyone with view that dissent from the ruling class--would have the RF order applied early and hard and maybe only THEN would some member of the kritarchy notice, "Huh, there really is no child in common. Helluva thing. The deceased target of the red flag can have all his guns back. Make sure you rape his wife and kill his other dog on the way out." __________________ Regards, jfruser "Books and bullets have their own destinies."----Bob Ross