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From: No_email_for_you@wahoo.com
On 30 Nov 2013, you wrote in talk.politics.guns:
> On Sat, 30 Nov 2013 00:50:13 -0800, R. LaCasse
> wrote:
>
>>
>>
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>>
>>Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2013 10:11:33 -0800
>>From: Gbqq Ovepu rot13
>>Subject: re: "What have the police in Canada become?" Don Klein
>>
>>"What have the police in Canada become?", asks Don Klein, Secretary of
>>the Valley Rifle Club.
>>
>>Answer: they have become self-regulating, para-military agencies with
>>little to no government oversight. They are the sole arbiters of what
>>guns we can own based on calibre, stock configuration, magazine capacity
>>and barrel length.
>>
>>Under the guise of "public safety" and "getting guns off the street",
>>they commit illegal acts with no fear of censure or incrimination. They
>>target the aged, vulnerable gun owners, making a big deal out of
>>confiscating the guns of "paper criminals", people who have forgotten to
>>renew their PAL's or advise the government of a change of address.
>>
>>They cause fear and trauma by responding to bogus "man-with-a-gun" calls
>>with excessive force, strip searching and humiliating citizens,
>>ransacking their homes and seizing lawfully owned guns, or in at least
>>one case, a 'NERF' gun depicted on a whiteboard by the man's young
>>daughter at school.
>>
>>They seize the guns of senior citizens and impose firearms bans on those
>>who object to 'smart meters' without due process, alleging concerns
>>about "public and personal safety" as justification.
>>
>>Distraught people in airport containment facilities and on public
>>transit are likely to be killed, shot or suffocated after being hit by
>>several Taser weapons, recorded by passers-by on hand held devices.
>>
>>In their capacity of enforcers of the law, they have become agents of
>>the "Prime Directive", the purpose of which is to reduce the number of
>>guns in private hands by whatever means, again under the guise of public
>>safety.
>>
>>Recently I was threatened with expulsion from another Canadian gun forum
>>for making reference to the RCMP as our version of the
>>Gehiemestatpolizei (Gestapo) of the Nazi era. This same forum tolerates
>>references to a certain political party leader as a "turd", but making
>>an allegorical reference to police state tactics gets censured. This
>>speaks of a latent fear of reprisal, an admission of intimidation.
>>
>>Citizens are well advised by those concerned with civil liberties to
>>record all interactions with police on handi-cams, I-phones and other
>>hand held devices. These devices do not have to be surrendered to police
>>and doing so runs the risk of their contents being erased. The
>>prevalence of hand held devices in the hands of citizens has been
>>instrumental in charges being laid in cases of excessive police
>>behaviour which would have otherwise gone unnoticed.
>>
>>It distresses me greatly to come to the realization of this state of
>>affairs in our society, where government funded academics receive medals
>>for advocating civil disarmament. If you were to be given a list of
>>excessive police actions such as we have witnessed over the last several
>>years, you would be of the opinion that it would be describing some
>>Third World country, not the "True north, strong and free".
>>
>>We are justly concerned about civil rights abuses in many countries,
>>while tolerating injustice inflicted upon the most vetted, law-abiding
>>segment of our society - gun owners, who, along with pedophiles and
>>convicted sex offenders, face penalties for not informing the government
>>of a change of address.
>>
>>In a country where senior municipal, provincial and federal politicians
>>flaunt the law with impunity, the travesty of Draconian anti-gun laws
>>hardly makes a ripple in the muddy waters of politics.
>>
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>
>
> They are getting disgustingly weird in that arrogance of their
> Peel/Hitler origins.
> While we had that innocent gun attitude of smelling new gun
> leather,
> new bluing, with competitive shoots or your next meal. The police revel
> in the love of control freak to subdue their inferiority complex which
> should be addressed by the MHA.
>
> While comparing a cop killing to a suicide-by-cop we can gage the
> triple standard of the gendarme of Canada. If a bunch or rogue cops lay
> a beating on you, you can't defend yourself without a death penalty
> pending from the courts or other sources.
> If you do defend yourself, you'll just die there in a pool of blood
> with the cops trumping charges to the hilt. If you live, you may go to
> an illegal court of arbitration and whisked of to morbid solitary
> confinement pen.....maybe forever, without any outside contact at
> all....been there, maybe you have too?
>
> Cops have a large secret 20--->100---1000 year non-disclosure
> network, whereas they can go killing sprees undetected and "frame" you
> easily, while spin doctoring your FOIA inquisitions....been there, maybe
> you have too?
>
> Me, I like punching paper, I don't need to kill someone to fuel my
> ego, like some cops, and a lot of them are hidden registered psychos.
>
> Sad isn't it!
>
> Bob
Cops go home at night one at a time.
Maybe it's time for reprisals.
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Republicans really aren't human beings, so there is no harm, no foul.
Kirby Grant - Nov 3, 2013
Telling us his views of the world.
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