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Grand58742
06-10-17, 16:38
Sheriff speaks the truth and says what many of us have said for years.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/06/10/this-is-war-florida-sheriff-urges-citizens-to-arm-themselves-in-case-attack.html


A Florida sheriff’s office posted a controversial message on social media, urging citizens to arm themselves in self-defense.

Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey posted the video on Facebook Wednesday, two days after a deadly workplace shooting in nearby Orlando claimed the lives of five people.

“Folks, now more than ever is the time for our citizens to be prepared to serve as the first line of defense, not only for them, but for their families,” Sheriff Ivey said.

The sheriff said that calling 911 means officers are on their way, but said, “Until they arrive, it’s up to you and those with you to neutralize or eliminate the threat.”

Of course, it caused controversy. There is no political capital to be had in live people over dead unarmed victims.

SteyrAUG
06-10-17, 17:12
Mid state Florida, might as well be Montana. It's not very controversial there, everyone except the meth heads agree.

Dienekes
06-10-17, 17:49
But, but--VIGILANTES!

Bulletdog
06-10-17, 18:27
Self defense! What a concept!!!

Man… Why didn't my local sheriff think of that??? {Rhetorical question. Please don't answer.}

ScottsBad
06-10-17, 18:36
Here is the video of his announcement. http://wsvn.com/news/local/this-is-war-florida-sheriff-urges-citizens-to-arm-themselves-in-case-of-attack/

austinN4
06-10-17, 18:57
Gov Scott also just signed a strengthened stand your ground law. Maybe I need to move to Florida. Nah, too many north easterners. I'll stay in Texas, but I am really fed up with the actions of our large liberal cities. My local sheriff is known as sanctuary sally.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-florida-guns-idUSKBN19033X

MountainRaven
06-10-17, 20:14
But, but--VIGILANTES!

Since we're talking Montana and Vigilantes....

http://www.f-16.net/g3/var/resizes/f-16-photos/album38/album68/86-0321-conflict-1390272829.jpg

https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6176/6214155507_370d378617_z.jpg
https://media.dojmt.gov/wp-content/uploads/MHP-Patch-Logo.png

3-7-77 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-7-77).

Dienekes
06-10-17, 21:41
Ah, yes--the old 3-7-77.

There's a song about that: LP album "Silver Dollar Country", Lanny Ross, 1968..."Vigilantes of Montana".

RazorBurn
06-10-17, 22:29
Since we're talking Montana and Vigilantes....

http://www.f-16.net/g3/var/resizes/f-16-photos/album38/album68/86-0321-conflict-1390272829.jpg

https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6176/6214155507_370d378617_z.jpg
https://media.dojmt.gov/wp-content/uploads/MHP-Patch-Logo.png

3-7-77 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-7-77).

Thanks for the education on "3-7-77". I had never heard about that, and found it very interesting.

_Stormin_
06-11-17, 05:10
The sheriff was heard to have remarked that one should rally around their family, and be sure to have extra ammo, preferably an entire pocket full...

In all seriousness, of course people are up in arms about this one. About a third of Americans do not give two shits about the RTKABA and feel that we shouldn't have firearms in the first place. On top of that, somewhere near half of the population would be horrified to think that they have to be willing to bring violence to those that would do them harm if the police do not respond promptly. Hell, I have a city cop that lives IN MY BUILDING, and I can imagine response times would still be somewhere around six to ten minutes. If he's home, he's not sitting by the radio listening for a call, he's off work and enjoying his life.

mark5pt56
06-11-17, 05:32
The sheriff was heard to have remarked that one should rally around their family, and be sure to have extra ammo, preferably an entire pocket full...

In all seriousness, of course people are up in arms about this one. About a third of Americans do not give two shits about the RTKABA and feel that we shouldn't have firearms in the first place. On top of that, somewhere near half of the population would be horrified to think that they have to be willing to bring violence to those that would do them harm if the police do not respond promptly. Hell, I have a city cop that lives IN MY BUILDING, and I can imagine response times would still be somewhere around six to ten minutes. If he's home, he's not sitting by the radio listening for a call, he's off work and enjoying his life.

NN, you need to sleep with armor!

Moose-Knuckle
06-11-17, 05:35
Sheriff speaks the truth and says what many of us have said for years.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/06/10/this-is-war-florida-sheriff-urges-citizens-to-arm-themselves-in-case-attack.html



Of course, it caused controversy. There is no political capital to be had in live people over dead unarmed victims.

That was refreshing, glad to hear a CLEO speak like that.




Gov Scott also just signed a strengthened stand your ground law. Maybe I need to move to Florida. Nah, too many north easterners. I'll stay in Texas, but I am really fed up with the actions of our large liberal cities. My local sheriff is known as sanctuary sally.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-florida-guns-idUSKBN19033X


You just got to get out of Austin/Travis county and stay out of Houston/San Antonio/Dallas.

If you follow Abbott on social media he has many leftist trolls attempting to make it look like he and his policies are unpopular. Funnything, I know two libtards that have left TX and set out for their Mecca in CA and OR, bye. More will be leaving as Abbott is cleaning house.

_Stormin_
06-11-17, 13:38
NN, you need to sleep with armor!

It's less than three feet away... I'm in what one would consider the nicest part of town, and I've still heard gunfire on more than one occasion. Could be worse. It could be Portsmouth...

Bulletdog
06-11-17, 19:20
It's less than three feet away... I'm in what one would consider the nicest part of town, and I've still heard gunfire on more than one occasion. Could be worse. It could be Portsmouth...

I live in a nice part of town, and I hear gunfire on a regular basis too.

Its usually directed at an overly bold coyote, but sometimes at a ground squirrel or rabbit too...

_Stormin_
06-11-17, 19:25
Yeah, oddly enough, I'm not thinking that anyone is trying to scare away coyotes in Bad News, VA...

Bulletdog
06-11-17, 19:31
Yeah, oddly enough, I'm not thinking that anyone is trying to scare away coyotes in Bad News, VA...

:meeting: Who said anything about scaring them away??? :dance3:

Bulletdog
06-11-17, 19:32
Double post.

MountainRaven
06-11-17, 22:14
The sheriff was heard to have remarked that one should rally around their family, and be sure to have extra ammo, preferably an entire pocket full...

In all seriousness, of course people are up in arms about this one. About a third of Americans do not give two shits about the RTKABA and feel that we shouldn't have firearms in the first place. On top of that, somewhere near half of the population would be horrified to think that they have to be willing to bring violence to those that would do them harm if the police do not respond promptly. Hell, I have a city cop that lives IN MY BUILDING, and I can imagine response times would still be somewhere around six to ten minutes. If he's home, he's not sitting by the radio listening for a call, he's off work and enjoying his life.

Wait, are there bulls on parade?

Big A
06-12-17, 09:18
Wait, are there bulls on parade?

http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/59/5930d53077224509180a57bc6b13c87c69c91fb431f8edd81f45dd938a3352c0.jpg