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Posted: 6/11/2001 3:08:03 PM EDT
You know with all the laws that are being passed in the wonderful Republic of California I was wondering how they were, when the time comes, to confiscate all of the illegal weapons (I think the medias favorite word is,"Cache."). You see I'm a LEO and you know what? The day my Sgt. comes in to tell me that the Fed's have directed us to go to Mr. Smiths house because he has an AR that is illegal......I quit![-!-!-]
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Plan A - They'll just keep telling us they're evil until we hand them in ourselves.
Plan B - They'll just keep telling the kids they're evil until they're not interested. When all us old farts die off, so will gun ownership. Glad you're on our side though. :-). |
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Just like you eat an elephant - one bite at a time.
This gun is too black, this one too small, this one too powerful, this one has too many bullets, this one... |
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Bravo. It is good to hear there are some LEOs actually thinking about this eventuality. I for one certainly hope I never see it in my lifetime, but the thought that some of you are considering your actions if this time ever came pleases me. I am in the National Guard Right now. I am not too sure I would have the option to tell them I quit. I do have other options, but not sure I want to go into them on this forum.
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First, they'll go for any NFA-type owners, since it will be relatively easy to defend publicly (EVIL MACHINE GUNS).
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It will start as a "turn in your neighbor" program, then soon after will be "turn in your neighbor for reward" program. This will get rid of the guns from outspoken gun owners either by confiscation or removal from the state. The next phase will be, with ATF assistance, the crossreferencing of kalifornia doj and 4473 records (from the MANY FFl's that have gone out of business or by plain strong arm tactics by the ATF) with the DMV. Denial of a driver's license will be the result of those that cannot prove they no longer have illegal firearms in their possession. This will further reduce the number of firearms in the state. Those that remain in possession, will be the subject of the dynamic entries.
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They will never get them all, but you will have to go "underground", never to enjoy them again.
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I would be afraid if I was an LEO and I had to try and get a man to give me his guns... Especially if he wasnt in a proper state of mind.
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Originally Posted By Imbrog|io: It will start as a "turn in your neighbor" program, then soon after will be "turn in your neighbor for reward" program. This will get rid of the guns from outspoken gun owners either by confiscation or removal from the state. The next phase will be, with ATF assistance, the crossreferencing of kalifornia doj and 4473 records (from the MANY FFl's that have gone out of business or by plain strong arm tactics by the ATF) with the DMV. Denial of a driver's license will be the result of those that cannot prove they no longer have illegal firearms in their possession. This will further reduce the number of firearms in the state. Those that remain in possession, will be the subject of the dynamic entries. View Quote You scare me. |
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Well after I quit I'm grabbing my "Cache" of weapons and heading for the hills.
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Oh yeah and let me answer thi before the letist pinko commie who I know is out there poses the ubequitous question of " As a law enforcement officer wouldn't you want to get these guns that could kill you off of the street?"
Answer: I don't see anyone wanting to ban automobiles. LEO's in California get killed by automobiles more than by anything else and as a country we loose more people every year to auto deaths than we did the entire ten years in Vietnam. So pinko...piss off! |
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Quoted: Originally Posted By Imbrog|io: It will start as a "turn in your neighbor" program, then soon after will be "turn in your neighbor for reward" program. View Quote You scare me. View Quote That would seem like the most plausible scenario to me, unfortunately. So, Imbro doesn't scare me; the likelihood of the situation he predicts is what frightens me. [:(!] |
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Originally Posted By Imbrog|io: It will start as a "turn in your neighbor" program, then soon after will be "turn in your neighbor for reward" program. View Quote Luckily my neighbors and I shoot together regularly. We seem to be like minded and just hope that it never comes to pass. If it does, then so will we. |
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Quoted: Oh yeah and let me answer thi before the letist pinko commie who I know is out there poses the ubequitous question of " As a law enforcement officer wouldn't you want to get these guns that could kill you off of the street?" Answer: I don't see anyone wanting to ban automobiles. LEO's in California get killed by automobiles more than by anything else and as a country we loose more people every year to auto deaths than we did the entire ten years in Vietnam. So pinko...piss off! View Quote I remember when I was at the LBNSY the CHP was losing a motorcycle officer a month. Gangbangers would catch them on the freeway overpasses and drive them over the guardrails. I don't remember anyone ever being caught. |
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they wont, your grandkids will turn them in for you and be happy about it. besides you nor the generations to follow need those evil guns anyway. only military and police should use evil weapons.
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The will take them only after they pry them from my cold dead fingers.
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I sold all my weapons because I realized how much of a threat they were in hands of potential criminals. I wanted to have peace of mind in knowing that I would not be considered one of these gun nuts with a machinegun and high cap mags, or more. I just liked to target shoot, that's all. And to save innocent lives, I've started to use a pellet gun. I sold my AR, as well as my handguns, and have the bills of sale. I'm glad that there is finally some common sense gun control in this country. I hope you all start to realize how getting these things off of the street will help save lives. I don't want to see another innocent person die. The folks I sold them to said they were going around collecting guns so they can melt them down and turn them into playground equipment for all of the children. They seemed to be legitamate and good-mannered, and I had no reason to suspect that they were anything more than they appeared to be. They gave me 800 dollars for my collection of 3 guns. It was less than what I paid, but at least it was something. I ask to see all of their ID's, but did not think about getting their driver's license #'s. Is this a problem? If there are some law enforcement officers on this site, I would like to hear their opinions about this. |
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Quoted: First, they'll go for any NFA-type owners, since it will be relatively easy to defend publicly (EVIL MACHINE GUNS). View Quote That same day I went fishing with my NFA weapons and the boat overturned. All gone, sorry. Actually, if it ever got this far, we have to stand firm and united. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Originally Posted By Imbrog|io: It will start as a "turn in your neighbor" program, then soon after will be "turn in your neighbor for reward" program. View Quote You scare me. View Quote That would seem like the most plausible scenario to me, unfortunately. So, Imbro doesn't scare me; the likelihood of the situation he predicts is what frightens me. [:(!] View Quote That was the point I was going for as well. I fell short. |
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bigheat! To you my thanks for your thoughts....I hope that there are a lot more honorable LEOs out there. These are trying times. It used to be that we were all on the same side. I often feel now with LEOs that it is us and them. Defend the Constitution! It is our children that will reap what we sow.
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I thoght the police officers were supposed to take care of the children, and not turn their backs on them while indulging in these evil things! You all should be ashamed of yourselves!
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I think it will NOT come by out right confiscation. "They" know that they will have a fight in their hands if that came to fruition. What will happen has already started. They will start to ban certain "types" of firearms as they are doing now. In time, with all the media hype and "training" of young adults, there will come a time when we can only have .22's. Then a generation or two later zero firearms. And much like Imbroglio said, maybe they will institute a turn in your neighbor program. I don't think I will see an all out ban on firearms during my time. Although I think I will see a ban an all semi-auto's and handguns in my time.
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Quoted: I sold all my weapons because I realized how much of a threat they were in hands of potential criminals. I wanted to have peace of mind in knowing that I would not be considered one of these gun nuts with a machinegun and high cap mags, or more. I just liked to target shoot, that's all. And to save innocent lives, I've started to use a pellet gun. I sold my AR, as well as my handguns, and have the bills of sale. I'm glad that there is finally some common sense gun control in this country. I hope you all start to realize how getting these things off of the street will help save lives. I don't want to see another innocent person die. No Sh*t ! I guess we will email to all the bad guys that they are safe to break in your home and rape your wife or daughter ( if you have any) and see what your outcome is. Maybe too busy crying? Do u realize those stupies Jap's(w/Knife) killing a lot of school kids than Eric did w/Firearm? Do us a favor will you? Pack your bag and move to Cuba! View Quote |
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Quoted: I think it will NOT come by out right confiscation. "They" know that they will have a fight in their hands if that came to fruition. What will happen has already started. They will start to ban certain "types" of firearms as they are doing now. In time, with all the media hype and "training" of young adults, there will come a time when we can only have .22's. Then a generation or two later zero firearms. And much like Imbroglio said, maybe they will institute a turn in your neighbor program. I don't think I will see an all out ban on firearms during my time. Although I think I will see a ban an all semi-auto's and handguns in my time. View Quote I fear you are 100% correct. They will just fade us out. [b]This site makes me so damned depressed sometimes!![/b] |
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Urbanrifleman,
Either you are a [b]TROLL[/b] or, you are so stupid I pity you. That's pretty stupid. |
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As far as LEO's go there are plenty honorable men and women out there that will stand next to us. There are those who wont but I believe a great many will. as far as confiscation of the guns goes...they will starve them first. Guns without ammuntion are paper weights. Permits, taxes, and out right bans on ammo then after this has gone on for years a ban and collection on the guns. No ammo no resistance. Of course Im sure there will be a few of us who put things away for a rainy day...people that raniy day will come. As for me I plan on having plenty of "rain gear". Others were right about the "education" of our youth. Teach your kids before someone else teaches them. Good luck, shoot staight and keep fighting the good fight.
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[left]Well this topic is Not so far fetched! well Iam taking time out in my life to learn the tool and die trade if they want my guns so bad then come and get them! ill just make more.
first thing's first ammo get enough to last and store it. worry about weapons later.[/left] |
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Remember,
"the Man who takes the liberty to live stands above all the laws, by virtue of his relationship to the lawmakers" Emerson |
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I'm with Big heat on this. I'm not taking yours and they can't have mine.
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Maybe you should change your name from Urbanrifleman to Urbanpelletguy. Yes it is my job to protect not only children but brain washed people such as yourself. As you should know more children die EACH year from bicycle accidents and motor vehicle accidents than all of the gun deaths combined. Educate yourself before you open your mouth. I'm willing to bet that you and a guy named Bill sit around and play with cigars in your spare time. I think you are supposed to soak them in brandy and not well ummm you know!!
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Based on the "progress" that Kalifornia is making, the acquisition of firearms would essentially end in this generation. Given no means for inheriting firearms, the next generation will truly suffer.
Barring that, Executive Orders, enforced using magnetometers and ground-penetrating millimeter wave radar (both existing technologies), will collect up the rest that are cached away. |
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Originally Posted By uncle buck: I'm with Big heat on this. I'm not taking yours and they can't have mine. View Quote |
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Hey anothergene remember the conversation started off with me quiting my job so they sure as hell can't fire me.
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I wonder if they will use some of that stuff we sent up when I was in the USAF. Damn stuff can see a flea farting on your dog's back and that was 10 years ago. I would bet they have sent some even nicer stuff up there by now.
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Quoted: hey David M and Taz37, didn't you guys see the implied [;)]? View Quote I guess it was just you and me Vulch. Some of the people on THIS site scare me. [V] |
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The "turn in your neighbor" program has already begun. It was started by that anti-gun organization known as the National Rifle Association, and it's called Project Exile. Though it's sold to the public as an "enforce gun laws on violent criminals," that concept completely dismisses what most people believe the NRA is fighting for: recognition by the government that firearms laws are unConstitutional. The NRA is showing the attitudes of it's current leadership by advocating the enforcement of unConstitutional laws, regardless of who those laws are enforced against.
If someone commits a robbery, an assault, a rape, a murder, can't we just charge them for those crimes? Why does the implement matter? It matters when the goal of the government is to turn our RIGHTS into *privilages* that can be revolked on a whim. Note that the NRA has paid for billboards prompting folks to "Call this number to report 'illegal guns'". How many people think that your neighbors can tell if any or all of YOUR guns are legal or not? Can your mom, or your grandparents, or the guy two houses down, tell the difference between a legal gun and an illegal gun as you load up for the range? Clearly, the message is: "report sightings of guns." There is currently no penalty for failing to report guns, but expect that to change, with full endorsement of the NRA. And remember, they're "only going to enforce the laws on the criminals." -Troy |
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Quoted: Hey anothergene remember the conversation started off with me quiting my job so they sure as hell can't fire me. View Quote |
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Troy: I hate nothing more than a BACKSTABBING
P.O.S person that would get there rocks off turning someone in you know that has guns this is just a way for some SOB to get even with me because i pissed him off some way or how. then i would wait with a freaken ballbat and beat his stupid ass scull in then you can call me a criminal. |
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That's a little off base in my opinion- the NRA is just trying to look tough on criminals and wants the gov't to more strictly enforce firearms related crimes. It is good PR for the NRA, and makes sense. It is unfortunate that such legislation is needed, but these days, the judiciary is not what it should be. We are now reaping the bitter harvest of nearly 40 years of a liberal judiciary that are soft on criminals. People are getting out of jail, and being rearrested for some very serious crimes faster than we can hold them. Things like three strikes and you're out, 10-20-life, and project exile are good programs. What is also needed is more prison facilities/space, and decriminalizing certain offenses (like making marijuana use/ possession (NOT selling) punishable by a large fine, instead of prison. just my .02
p.s.- Lay off the NRA, nobody's perfect! |
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TURN IN YOUR NEIGHBOR & GET A REWARD.
oops read this to fast. Imbrog|io beat me to it |
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If they somehow achieve the monumental task of
confiscating them all there are going to be a lot of dead people in America. Because I will tell you right now, its not going to be as easy as handing them over or starvation without ammunition. I would not want to be an LEO or Military soldier running around the countryside looking for Jim Bob and all his cousins so I can take their guns and ammunition away. Education of the children is the only hope for us to keep the 2nd active and instilled into the future. |
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One gun law at a time....... that's how they'll get them all. So, take a little time off from all your training for when SHTF and VOTE!!!!!
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Had some of you going there, didn't I [moon]
Listen, I can't believe that Taz37, David M, and bigheat fell for this. I'm sorry I had to rile up those of you too dense to see this last post for what it really was, but I did this for a reason. I want to say FIRST OF ALL that I will NEVER give up my collection, but I also do not think that it is necessary to confront those who would try to take your firearms away with force. We all must make sure that the door-to-door scenario does not happen in the first place! We need to vote, petition, and do everything else in our power to stop the slow machine of confiscation. Ask youselves, what have you done to prevent what you fear from happening (besides stockpile ;) Greaper, you are exactly right! They will never try out-and-out confiscation before they instill the anti-gun sentiment into a whole generation. Education IS their largest weapon against us, as it dicatates our future through our children. they will need to use the children as spies, as no government will ever find all firearms by themselves! I just showed everyone on this messageboard why this can't take place currently. What worries me more is that fact that so many of you insist on the "from my cold dead hands" policy and do not THINK. That is admirable in the sense of your dedication, but is stupid when reality hits you. Randy Weaver and Waco were both test cases, and in both cases, the people nvolved paid a terrible price for resisting the government directly (I know, THEY shot first, but I think MOST of you see my point). |
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Now, I don't hold anything against those who flamed me, and WE ARE ALL ON THE SAME SIDE OF THIS ISSUE. This is not Rosie O'dong-ells website, so why the hell would an anti get on with the name "Urbanrifleman" if they were to be so outspokenly against firearms! Half of them don't understand the term "urban rifle" anyway! I don't want to start a mass flame war, but I would just like to respond to some of those insults that were thrown my way: Taz37, NO, I would NOT be crying, If it happened now, I would be pull out my Beretta and give him fair warning, or else put as much lead into him as it took to change the rapist's attitude about injuring me or my family. I really resent the crying remark, but not as bad as the Cuba remark. It's OK, though, I forgive you [-!-]. You were too short-sighted to see this was all sarcasm. What I think is funny is that I posted on other sections of this messageboard at the same time that I baited you, stating my REAL opinions. David M, NO, I am NOT a TROLL nor am I stupid. I wanted to prove a point. I'm sorry that you were not swift enough to see it. I baited everyone here, and some took the bait, others saw through it. My point was to demonstrate how confiscation is currently unenforceable. bigheat, You need to shut your OWN mouth and open your eyes! Change your screen name to "bigdumbcop." [:E] I figure that YOU if anyone, would see through this. I guess that your ability to separate truth from B.S. is less than marginal. Your lack of perception scares me, sir, as you are either NOT a police officer at ALL or you are a [newbie]. Actually, if the confiscation were to be carried out by people like you, I would have NO fear of losing my guns. Maybe you should STAY on, when "the Day" that everyone here fears comes =) Seriously, though. Maybe you SHOULD stay on. You could act as an insider, find out when and what would be confiscated, etc. A lot of evidence may get "highjacked" or "lost" when someone "broke into" your car as you stopped into the 7-11 to take a piss before you brought it in for processing. I know that you'll only get away with so much, so I wouldn't push it;) I know there are alot of policemen and women who feel that same way you do, especially in more rural areas. This proves again that confiscation will NOT happen any time soon. It will take much more time. It is a silent war, a war of ideaologies, and our kind is slowly slipping away. |
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Quoted: Well after I quit I'm grabbing my "Cache" of weapons and heading for the hills. View Quote Better to grab your "cache" of weapons and meet the rest of us at the perimeter of the state capitol. |
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