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Redlands Market Night UOC Meet
- Thread starter Legend_AB
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Ranchero
Regular Member
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Thanks for all your advice. See you at 7 tonight.
Thanks for all your advice. See you at 7 tonight.
leoffensive
Regular Member
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Anyone attending wanna shoot me a pm with your cell chewy and i are on route and probably gonna be there 15 after 7
Anyone attending wanna shoot me a pm with your cell chewy and i are on route and probably gonna be there 15 after 7
Gundude
Regular Member
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leoffensive wrote:
leoffensive wrote:
I had some cards printed up for you and chewy.
AngryBeaver
Regular Member
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Sorry I missed this one..i'll be there at the next meet if theres a few days notice.
Sorry I missed this one..i'll be there at the next meet if theres a few days notice.
Sons of Liberty
Anti-Saldana Freedom Fighter
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Another great meet guys! Guitrman1001, wewd, Chewy, leoffensive, Ranchero, Legend AB, a couple of friends, and some of their children all showed up. We were met by a staff writer for the Redlands Daily Facts who did some interviewing and had his photographer there while we were e-checked. The Redlands PD were very cordial and prompt with their e-check. Talked to a few people. Handed out a few flyers for those who asked. Overall, a good night!
Another great meet guys! Guitrman1001, wewd, Chewy, leoffensive, Ranchero, Legend AB, a couple of friends, and some of their children all showed up. We were met by a staff writer for the Redlands Daily Facts who did some interviewing and had his photographer there while we were e-checked. The Redlands PD were very cordial and prompt with their e-check. Talked to a few people. Handed out a few flyers for those who asked. Overall, a good night!
leoffensive
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the article is already up on the website
http://www.redlandsdailyfacts.com/ci_14706368
the article is already up on the website
http://www.redlandsdailyfacts.com/ci_14706368
N6ATF
Banned
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leoffensive wrote:
leoffensive wrote:
The brass spewing their unmitigated bullshit as usual... trying to distract everyone from the 4A violations and their oaths that they are breaking.
guitrman1001
Regular Member
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I find it interesting that we all mentioned the fact that CCW was so hard
to get in CA and part of the reason we all open carry but that wasn't mentioned at all.
Guit
I find it interesting that we all mentioned the fact that CCW was so hard
to get in CA and part of the reason we all open carry but that wasn't mentioned at all.
Guit
leoffensive
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guitrman1001 wrote:
guitrman1001 wrote:
yes indeed.
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Glad to hear that you are all stillamong the free,
Have not been to redlands in many years. I will be on the watch for the next market night. Dad lives out in El Mirage, maybe I can pick him up and make it out. It sounds like it must be a friendlier environment than my usualstomping grounds.Is market nightheld monthly? Thanks and hopeto see you next time.
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Glad to hear that you are all stillamong the free,
Have not been to redlands in many years. I will be on the watch for the next market night. Dad lives out in El Mirage, maybe I can pick him up and make it out. It sounds like it must be a friendlier environment than my usualstomping grounds.Is market nightheld monthly? Thanks and hopeto see you next time.
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coolusername2007
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If Chief Bueermann truly respected the Constitution and our 2A rights he would not insist his officers conduct e-violations of our 4A rights.
E-checks are NOT required by state law and most likely unconstitutional.
Maybe the law abiding public should start a calling campaign advising the Chief of their every lawful activity...you know...to make his officers' jobs easier.
If Chief Bueermann truly respected the Constitution and our 2A rights he would not insist his officers conduct e-violations of our 4A rights.
E-checks are NOT required by state law and most likely unconstitutional.
Maybe the law abiding public should start a calling campaign advising the Chief of their every lawful activity...you know...to make his officers' jobs easier.
Sons of Liberty
Anti-Saldana Freedom Fighter
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leoffensive wrote:
The article started out: "Seven civilian men strolled down State Street Thursday evening with handguns strapped to their hips." - The Magnificent Seven!
I was Yul Brynner because I had the least amount of hair!
leoffensive wrote:
The article started out: "Seven civilian men strolled down State Street Thursday evening with handguns strapped to their hips." - The Magnificent Seven!
I was Yul Brynner because I had the least amount of hair!
ConditionThree
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The other problem I have with this comment is the presupposition that officers should not have to deal with something that is charactarized as needlessly 'unsafe'. If his officers wanted safety and certainty while on shift, I would recommend a change of vocation (perhaps something in accounting or library arts), because police work is neither safe or certain.
Interesting. Should I take the Chiefs comment to mean thatan unloaded firearm is a greater threatthan those carried loaded and concealed by the criminal element? Or should I take it to mean that the officers involved do not take into consideration that anyone they encounter could be armed? Either way, it seems that there is some deficiency in the Chiefs reasoning.
The other problem I have with this comment is the presupposition that officers should not have to deal with something that is charactarized as needlessly 'unsafe'. If his officers wanted safety and certainty while on shift, I would recommend a change of vocation (perhaps something in accounting or library arts), because police work is neither safe or certain.
N6ATF
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ConditionThree wrote:
ConditionThree wrote:
Absolutely. Law-abiding citizens are a threat to criminals and oath-crapping traitors, which he has proven himself to be.
Sons of Liberty
Anti-Saldana Freedom Fighter
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This reporter knew about the meet because he is friends with the Chief. The Chief suggested that he cover this meet for a good story.
(I wonder what happened to all of the pictures the photographer took?)
This reporter knew about the meet because he is friends with the Chief. The Chief suggested that he cover this meet for a good story.
(I wonder what happened to all of the pictures the photographer took?)
coolusername2007
Regular Member
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Sons of Liberty wrote:
Which means the Chief knew in advance. Does he sit at his desk and read OCDO all day?
I suspect there is one central department somewhere with two or three guys/gals sitting at their computers all day spending every waking minutedigesting everyOCDO post in or about the PRK. And when they think they have something juicy they give a heads up to the local Sheriff/Chief. Personal note: nice work boys! Now how about leaving the law abiding alone and go focus on some criminal activity.
Sons of Liberty wrote:
Which means the Chief knew in advance. Does he sit at his desk and read OCDO all day?
I suspect there is one central department somewhere with two or three guys/gals sitting at their computers all day spending every waking minutedigesting everyOCDO post in or about the PRK. And when they think they have something juicy they give a heads up to the local Sheriff/Chief. Personal note: nice work boys! Now how about leaving the law abiding alone and go focus on some criminal activity.