TheTman
07-25-2012, 05:17 AM
NY Mayor Bloomberg thinks perhaps the police should go on strike until the poplulation willingly gives up it's guns to restore law and order. I know this sounds like a joke but you can read the details here:
http://www.redstate.com/jeff_emanuel/2012/07/24/bloomberg-a-little-anarchy-might-help-convince-people-to-give-up-their-guns/
In his twisted thinking he suggests the if the police go on strike that anarchy will ensue and people will gladly give up their 2nd admendment rights to restore law and order. Maybe in NY, DC, Chicago, and other cities that routinely deny the average citizen the right to defend themselves, but anyplace with CC laws, I think will make out just fine, if not better. No more having to call the cops to investigate an SD shooting, that would be a CC permit holders dream. No more worry about criminal and civil suits since the cops would be on strike and not available to investigate SD incidents. Go for it you imbecile. How did the people of New York become so willing to elect people like him, and Rev. Al, and Chucky Schumer? Must be something in the water that erodes common sense.
http://www.redstate.com/jeff_emanuel/2012/07/24/bloomberg-a-little-anarchy-might-help-convince-people-to-give-up-their-guns/
In his twisted thinking he suggests the if the police go on strike that anarchy will ensue and people will gladly give up their 2nd admendment rights to restore law and order. Maybe in NY, DC, Chicago, and other cities that routinely deny the average citizen the right to defend themselves, but anyplace with CC laws, I think will make out just fine, if not better. No more having to call the cops to investigate an SD shooting, that would be a CC permit holders dream. No more worry about criminal and civil suits since the cops would be on strike and not available to investigate SD incidents. Go for it you imbecile. How did the people of New York become so willing to elect people like him, and Rev. Al, and Chucky Schumer? Must be something in the water that erodes common sense.