Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 4:23 pm
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Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 11:26 pm
This is very well done, and shows that once again; most gun violence is between criminals. All disarming honest citizens will do is make more vicitims for these petty punks, and remove all remaining restraints from an already out of control government.
petty punks, and remove all remaining restraints from an already out of control government.Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 1:30 am
A very reasonable, logical response to the hyperbole laced harangues from the gun control crowd. To bad it will have little or no effect on those who are committed to destroying the 2nd amendment.
Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 7:47 pm
It's the administrators that speak out either for or against guns, as the lay officer is not allowed to. I personally support gun ownership for all law abiding citizens, but due to the fact I am not an administrator (thank GOD) I cannot go out there in uniform and voice my opinion. Personally I wish all sides would just keep us out of the discussions. To the hard core gun owners we are the ones that want to take their guns. To the liberals we are the ones they want to "protect." Why not ask us what WE think? I would be curious on a real poll being done to see where the street cops side. I know all my partners in 2 states are pro gun for all law abiding citizens.
Personally I wish all sides would just keep us out of the discussions. To the hard core gun owners we are the ones that want to take their guns. To the liberals we are the ones they want to "protect." Why not ask us what WE think? I would be curious on a real poll being done to see where the street cops side. I know all my partners in 2 states are pro gun for all law abiding citizens.Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:43 pm
texanjoker wrote:It's the administrators that speak out either for or against guns, as the lay officer is not allowed to. I personally support gun ownership for all law abiding citizens, but due to the fact I am not an administrator (thank GOD) I cannot go out there in uniform and voice my opinion.
well.... why not organize a national poll of your fellow officers, with no strings attached, and publish the results. I have absolutely NO doubt that your assessment is correct, but a valid poll would do wonders for all concerned.
Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 2:26 am
I'm sure there are some folks on here who could help you with the mechanics of conducting and compiling such a survey. 
Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 3:01 am
A survey, you say? It seems like there's some around here who'd be perfect for that... "Surveyor is my name", as the saying goes...bagman45 wrote:
Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 1:53 pm
I used to work in a Boiler plant lots of Hazzardous machines and Chems in a place like that. I did my job and took my chances. I don't understand how an officer can say I risk my life everyday for you when plenty of people have to risk occupational hazzards to make a living. Miners,Roofers,elecrticians,Iron workers, Truck Drivers, Eqipment Operators, all have a higher on the job death rate than Law Enforcement. If a LEO can't take his chances like everyone else then he/she should look for a safer job like office clerk. OH yes more kids are killed in school bus crashes than in school shootings
Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 2:09 pm
mr surveyor is a Land Surveyor, not a pollster.Dave2 wrote:A survey, you say? It seems like there's some around here who'd be perfect for that... "Surveyor is my name", as the saying goes...bagman45 wrote:
Re: Ban Them to Protect the Police
Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 11:12 pm
AEA wrote:mr surveyor is a Land Surveyor, not a pollster.Dave2 wrote:A survey, you say? It seems like there's some around here who'd be perfect for that... "Surveyor is my name", as the saying goes...bagman45 wrote:
Thanks for catching that AEA
Although us dirt surveyors aren't pollsters, we do have "polesters". Since my eyes got too bad to use all the new electronic display gadgets we have, even though I've owned the business for 30 years, I've claimed the job on the working end of the line (rodman).
I'm proud to announce my new dirt surveyor title is "The Company Polester".
can't wait to break the news to all my peers that I have advanced to this superior level in our profession.
surv
