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Glock23-4-Me wrote:
JeepSeller wrote:
OneInThePipe wrote:
So if this is so basic and legal then why won't you answer my question or take up the challenge I laid down?
Take your default license and walk up to the first LEO you find. Show him your license and your concealed firearm.
I'm telling you, he won't, no, he can't do it. He knows as well as we all do what the outcome would be. Not only would it land him in jail, but, it would prove him wrong once and for all, and he's not about to do that.
He's going to sit on this until he gets his permit in the mail making this whole thing a moot point.
Weak.
He claims to be a lawyer? I wonder if there is a way to find out who he really is and then contact the bar and let them see what he is telling people to do. I would imagine the bar would not be happy aboutan attorney trying to mislead people like he does. Maybe he was kicked out of law school because of his attitude. Who knows
You little crybaby. Are you capable of going through life without someone to tattle to? Are you capable of fighting your own fights, or do you need someone to hide behind? Do you really think that government agencies are just waiting around to settle your pathetic internet grudges? Grow up, Sir. Comment on the law is the most essential and fundamental speech under the First Amendment.
Further, I'm not telling anyone to do anything.
Here's what I posted on this Board on the subject:
"Now, here’s the difficult part. Let’s say you have filed your default letter, and you start carrying. Let’s say further that a cop stops you for Acting as a Freeman (a first-degree felony in the Bible Belt) and demands your papers. You whip out a copy of your letter to DOACS, and the thug in a costume laughs at it like the dimwit he is, arrests you and takes you to jail. See, people who wear costumed power are only impressed by costumed rights, i.e., the CCW Permit. Because of the letter, your attorney has a darn good “affirmative defense,” but these are only as good as the judge, and most judges are outright liars, substituting their own desires and worldviews for the law. A great many of them take orders from connected or powerful people, and you may be convicted in the clubhouse as the judge’s foursome is getting ready for the first tee.
Worse, Floridians have little love for freedom, and they make horrible jury members. Floridian juries believe that the judge is the source of the law and is to be believed regarding the law. Gun owners believe no such fairy tales and know that juries sit in judgment of the law, the facts, the judge, the cops, and the entire system. Know that many gun owners are born authoritarians and would love to see you buckle under the State’s lashes. Many gun owners, particularly those East of the Missouri, despise individuality and autonomy and loathe anyone who attempts to lighten his pack, claim his freedom or not act beholden to the will of another.
If you carry on a default license, there is a chance, perhaps a high one, that you’ll be convicted and serve time in prison. You’ll be absolutely right under the law, but our jails have thousands of innocent people in them. Prosecutors care only about winning, and never about right and wrong, legal or illegal. Anyone who thinks America doesn’t have political prisoners is naïve and sheltered. Think long and hard before carrying on a default license.
In the end, your rights are clear and definable. Whether you can actually access your rights in America is less clear. Insisting on freedom and governmental accountability in America is a dangerous business.
Disclaimer to placate any brownshirts who might be peering in: The above is a complete work of fiction and should not be believed by anyone, ever. While Police are entitled to blather about the law, I fully admit that citizens have no right to free speech, free discussion and free opinion regarding the law. The law is not for citizen reading or comment. The law is to be handed to us, and we are duty bound to obey it, without question. I am not admitted to the Florida Bar; these ideas are not offered pursuant to any representation, and you are, in no way, my client. If you want to know the state of the law, contact an attorney licensed in Florida."