Posted on Nov 14, 2015
Open-carry gun group plans rally, march in Ferguson : News
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Ferguson, MO to be in the news again.
Combining the right to bear arms movement with the civil rights movement against racism. This is what is at the heart of this march planned for Monday in Ferguson, MO. If this event occurs there is the possibility of it becoming volatile even if no one comes in with that intent something as simple as an accidental discharge could turn this into innocent people loosing their lives.
County executive Steve Stenger is worried this will inflame a already volatile situation in Ferguson and city officials are hoping to have discussions with Sam Andrew the man who requested the permit for the march.
Potential Congressional Candidate Paul Berry says he is going to be there to march with "black gun owners and openly carry a weapon"
***There's nothing wrong with the premise of either but I think the organizer is ignoring the fact that this is a highly volatile situation with the likelihood of violence being imminent.***
Combining the right to bear arms movement with the civil rights movement against racism. This is what is at the heart of this march planned for Monday in Ferguson, MO. If this event occurs there is the possibility of it becoming volatile even if no one comes in with that intent something as simple as an accidental discharge could turn this into innocent people loosing their lives.
County executive Steve Stenger is worried this will inflame a already volatile situation in Ferguson and city officials are hoping to have discussions with Sam Andrew the man who requested the permit for the march.
Potential Congressional Candidate Paul Berry says he is going to be there to march with "black gun owners and openly carry a weapon"
***There's nothing wrong with the premise of either but I think the organizer is ignoring the fact that this is a highly volatile situation with the likelihood of violence being imminent.***
Open-carry gun group plans rally, march in Ferguson : News
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I don't think this will end well...
The idea is good, unfortunately, all attending do not share the same idea or agenda...
The idea is good, unfortunately, all attending do not share the same idea or agenda...
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I see no problem with this happening at all. Not that there can't be, but the assessment's correct. In the ghetto with a weapon, it's not looking good for you. Move out into the suburbs, you get a different response. I forget PO Sherril I think posted a video on another post where it showed how different the responses are to when a white male carries a legally owned weapon, and when in the same town, a black man had a legally owned and carried weapon. I'm wondering if there's more to this, but based off what I see, they SHOULD be allowed to open or concealed carry in accordance with the law, with no legal actions taken. I'm no Oath Keeper (other than my oath of enlistment), but I wonder what their deal is with this. They were in Ferguson before and they were packing heat, saying they were there to protect. I get it, but who were they protecting then, and who are they supporting now? I hope this verbally is the only issue with this, and it doesn't turn into something racially tainted, and racially baited.
I think if we sent ALL the protesters here, and said do one rotation in the summer, and we'll let you bitch, moan, and protest whatever you want to, we'd run low on protesters...QUICKLY. I would never complain about anything for the rest of my life. I've had family stationed here, and they said Hood was Irwin were better places to suffer. That speaks a lot about Polk.
I think if we sent ALL the protesters here, and said do one rotation in the summer, and we'll let you bitch, moan, and protest whatever you want to, we'd run low on protesters...QUICKLY. I would never complain about anything for the rest of my life. I've had family stationed here, and they said Hood was Irwin were better places to suffer. That speaks a lot about Polk.
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Maybe not such a smart approach at this time in such a volatile area of the country.
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