A Pasco County man is facing charges after trying to run into his burning home to save his pets.Yep--sounds like just the type you want to lay a felony rap on and forever strip of his right to keep and bear arms. And he did all that resisting "without violence."
So how'd his face get all marked up?
At least we know our lives are not ours, because if they were, they'd be ours to risk.
[Via Zachary G]
A felony charge for obstructing the extinguishment of a fire?
ReplyDeleteThey could have put the fire out with him inside or outside of the fire.
And please correct me if I am wrong, if the this gentleman owned his home (no current bank mortgage) and did not intend to collect insurance money, then the home is his and if he wanted it to burn he could burn it to the ground. It is his property, is it like when one burns a broken wooden chair etc etc.
In the old days they would have at most hand cuffed him and put him in the back of a car. Not today, the parasites must grow government and charging decent folks with felonies is business as usual.
ReplyDeleteThese people in government believe they are our masters and have zero respect for us citizens.
The sad thing its going to get much worse before it gets better.
My gosh darn house is burning down!!! How can this day get any worse?!?!"
ReplyDelete"Sir, we're from the government and we're here to help you!"
You forgot the open quote when editing imo.
ReplyDeleteI intended the message to be received by you alone.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, but when it comes to my pets, I'd not have resisted passively.
ReplyDeletePeTA terrorists also take note.
WTF is "resisting arrest nonviolently?"
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