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Turbineguy

(40,077 posts)
1. It might have turned into a shooting
Sat May 2, 2020, 05:06 PM
May 2020

situation.

These clowns want a civil war. She denied their wish.

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It might have turned into a shooting Turbineguy May 2020 #1
I agree FarPoint May 2020 #4
Because Michigan is an open carry state, including the state capitol building? SharonClark May 2020 #2
It is forbidden to open carry signs into the building. No poster board. A notice in the entrance. nt Bernardo de La Paz May 2020 #11
"brandishing" and "threatening" aren't legal. albacore May 2020 #14
In Michigan, you have to show intent to instill fear. Kaleva May 2020 #16
The very presence of weapons is threatening. Remember all those anti-war protests... albacore May 2020 #20
But the law must be followed. Kaleva May 2020 #21
She handled the situation perfectly. The Velveteen Ocelot May 2020 #3
This. cwydro May 2020 #26
Michigan State Police are TOPS! Kid Berwyn May 2020 #28
The 50th anniversary of Kent State is nearly upon us Cirque du So-What May 2020 #5
Second Amendment Edwcraig May 2020 #6
Welcome to DU niyad May 2020 #33
Great observations PJMcK May 2020 #38
Because it was legal there Marrah_Goodman May 2020 #7
Mainly DetroitLegalBeagle May 2020 #8
The Michigan NG... and ANY National Guard unit NEEDS to have a QRF. albacore May 2020 #15
Was not aware of that DetroitLegalBeagle May 2020 #27
They only call them for minorities, hippies and Native Americans maxrandb May 2020 #9
the best tool we have against these clowns is public shaming AlexSFCA May 2020 #10
Bosses... their bosses need to know what they are employing. albacore May 2020 #17
If they're out demonstrating on a public street, or in a public building Mariana May 2020 #22
I assumed because they were breaking no law. aikoaiko May 2020 #12
Perhaps they were not breaking any laws? Chainfire May 2020 #13
So.. what's the correct response to armed thugs invading the state house to intimidate and threaten? albacore May 2020 #18
Change the law making it illegal would be the first step Kaleva May 2020 #19
Repubican-controlled legislature. Next answer?? albacore May 2020 #25
Are you suggesting we take illegal measures against the protesters? Kaleva May 2020 #29
I like and respect this governor Chainfire May 2020 #23
How about identifying them, and then arresting them individually at home.... albacore May 2020 #24
You could file a complaint with the police against the protesters. Kaleva May 2020 #30
Are you asking the police to violate these peoples rights to free assembly on trumped up charges Chainfire May 2020 #31
No, he's not asking the police. LanternWaste May 2020 #32
Thanks to your kind response Chainfire May 2020 #36
If they are not breaking any laws, then there IS no rule of law in this country. albacore May 2020 #37
She didn't want to be a James Rhodes (as we're a couple of days away from the 50th bullwinkle428 May 2020 #34
I would have called them in. roamer65 May 2020 #35
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