Here's the thing: Once it was determined he did not pose a danger to himself or others, why was Aitken not released and his property returned to him? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column notes it's a Jersey thing.
Also, don't watch The Watchmen, listen to them.
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ReplyDeleteIt's a Jersey thing, where a police chief can deny your purchase permit on a whim.
ReplyDeleteThe jury could have returned a not guilt verdict. Why they didn't do that mystifies me.
ReplyDeleteDon't ask permission, don't tell, don't involve the police. EVER.
ReplyDeleteCould be any of us.
It's not pleasant, being a peasant.
They WROL over us more and more.
And, note to the NRA: What do you expect, when you support "existing gun laws"? The fact that any are allowed just encourages them to use any or all, or make it up as they go.
We can no longer look down on Soviet Russia and their secret police and midnight trips to the Gulag.