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Vancouver acknowledges Open Carry allowed in Parks!
- Thread starter gogodawgs
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Bookman
Campaign Veteran
Kudos to joejoejoe! That's the way to get things done. Have your ducks in a row and take action.
Waiting anxiously for 9/25!
Waiting anxiously for 9/25!
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
Great job Joe.
gogodawgs
Campaign Veteran
I love winning!
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69Charger
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joejoejoe
I tip my hat to you sir.
And if you come to the Dennys Meet, I will buy you coffee.
Dave
I tip my hat to you sir.
And if you come to the Dennys Meet, I will buy you coffee.
Dave
Stretch
Regular Member
Great job, joejoejoe. Way to be prepared and represent the group!
jt59
Regular Member
Indeed, you inspired me...
Since we seem to be gaining momentum, we need to figure out how to leverage this success!
What would be the high priority Counties/Cities?
joejoejoe
Regular Member
Thanks for the good words guy. I was reading some of the comments on the Columbian, and those guys are jerks. The lady decided to ... my quote which means she took out some words. I have done homeless ministry in Esther Short Park for 2 years, and I know the type of people that use that place as a meeting point. It is a shelter at night practically. So for people on the comment section to called me a "poor scared boy," they really are setting themselves up for trouble should they ever venture to the park past 7pm. I think the meeting went real well, and I got a lot of handshakes and good complements afterward. No one there, not even the council members, said anything bad. I had a few council members even come up to me afterward and thank me for addressing the issue.
Also, I emailed Tim Leavitt informing him I was going to "carry." The reported says I informed him I was "going to be armed." Wording changes perception! Anyways, I am off to the County meeting to discuss this issue. Wish me luck. I haven't informed anyone there that I am carrying because no one responds to my emails.
Joe~
p.s.
When is this Denny's meet? And where?
Also, I emailed Tim Leavitt informing him I was going to "carry." The reported says I informed him I was "going to be armed." Wording changes perception! Anyways, I am off to the County meeting to discuss this issue. Wish me luck. I haven't informed anyone there that I am carrying because no one responds to my emails.
Joe~
p.s.
When is this Denny's meet? And where?
joejoejoe
Regular Member
p.s.s
Thanks for your comments on the article. You guys sound incredibly educated with very logical points. They are just insulting.
"He who throws the first stone has already lost the argument."
Joe~
Thanks for your comments on the article. You guys sound incredibly educated with very logical points. They are just insulting.
"He who throws the first stone has already lost the argument."
Joe~
WinchesterModel12
Regular Member
Great job!
Tawnos
Regular Member
Question: can this be used for the Kurt Kirby case? Isn't his trial soon?
oneeyeross
Regular Member
There are some real bright people making anti comments, aren't there?
Jayd1981
Regular Member
Another great example that a citizen can effect change. All it takes is someone who is going to stand up and not concede to illegal threats. Several of us now have gotten ordinances changed without even hiring a lawyer. Great job Joe.
gogodawgs
Campaign Veteran
No kirby received his ticket under 9.41.270.
bwboley
Activist Member
gogo i was reading up on the kirbys case and on katu said on reason for the ticket because he had his hand on the gun, Well i showed the story to my grandpa [30+ years on portland police retired as detective] said when he still open carrys he often puts his hand on his gun as a gun retention. so that shouldnt even be a issue and said this case is bs and the prosecutor was studdering alot like hes nervous
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SargentMac
Regular Member
Great job Joe. I just saw you on KATU. Now you just need a hand cannon to carry for your TV appearances.
gogodawgs
Campaign Veteran
Here are the 911 recordings
Here are the police reports.
You tell me if he violated 9.41.270
(1) It shall be unlawful for any person to carry, exhibit, display, or draw any firearm, dagger, sword, knife or other cutting or stabbing instrument, club, or any other weapon apparently capable of producing bodily harm, in a manner, under circumstances, and at a time and place that either manifests an intent to intimidate another or that warrants alarm for the safety of other persons.
Leatherneck
Regular Member
How about an OC meet at American Martial Arts?
jt59
Regular Member
Seems like in the police report, the LEO kept fishing around to get the answer she (?) wanted. Not getting it from the 911 caller that he was only "concerned" and not "alarmed" (code words)...she proceeded to modify her question to his wife..."Were you "alarmed"? .......this is a set-up that should be pretty well picked apart by a good Attny'....Where can I send a donation to his legal defense fund?