In 2024 Minnesota AG Keith Ellison Argued No Right to Carry a Gun at ‘Political Rallies and Protests’

[pknopp]

1. You're obsessed with Trump
2. Go agitate and get in the face of federal officers with a gun and see what happens. You have the right.. go ahead. Conservatives and gun rights activists generally aren't that stupid.

Im making fun of you cultists. Fun isnt even the right word.

Its quite sad.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Trump.

That’s one. He’s wrong on that one.

 

[pknopp]

That’s one. He’s wrong on that one

If a Democrat was saying what Trump is saying MAGA would be ready to string him up.

Remember in the past Trump said he liked to take the guns first and due process later.

 

[LeftofLeft]

If a Democrat was saying what Trump is saying MAGA would be ready to string him up.

Remember in the past Trump said he liked to take the guns first and due process later.

I said Trump is wrong on this one. I support 2nd Amendment Rights. If someone wants to bring a firearm to a protest, I support that right. If that same person engages in physical conflict or threatens law enforcement, then they should not be surprised to be on the receiving end of a bullet. Even without being armed, if a protester physically confronts, threatens an officer and / or refuses to heed police officer commands, they too increase their odds of being shot as in the case of Ashley Babbitt.

 

[pknopp]

I said Trump is wrong on this one. I support 2nd Amendment Rights. If someone wants to bring a firearm to a protest, I support that right. If that same person engages in physical conflict or threatens law enforcement, then they should not be surprised to be on the receiving end of a bullet. Even without being armed, if a protester physically confronts, threatens an officer and / or refuses to heed police officer commands, they too increase their odds of being shot as in the case of Ashley Babbitt.

A cell phone is not a threat outside of those who support keeping hidden what the government is doing.

 

[postman]

Only in your TDS addled head.

what invasion?

For real attacks, the Weathermen bombed the Capitol in 1971, and Commies bombed the senate in 1983.

1983 United States Senate bombing - Wikipedia

Next time do some research before making up some shit.

I said invasion.
You know like in war, where you take territory, and not just blow things up.

Ex: The attack on Iran was NOT an invasion.
The attack on Venezuela was NOT an invasion
And the Weathermen bombing was NOT an invasion

Apparently GOOGLE is not your friend. You need to look in the dictionary for the definition of "invasion"

 

[postman]

I said Trump is wrong on this one. I support 2nd Amendment Rights. If someone wants to bring a firearm to a protest, I support that right. If that same person engages in physical conflict or threatens law enforcement, then they should not be surprised to be on the receiving end of a bullet. Even without being armed, if a protester physically confronts, threatens an officer and / or refuses to heed police officer commands, they too increase their odds of being shot as in the case of Ashley Babbitt.

Ashley Babbit was was a forced entry into a restricted secret service protectorate zone. Ashley Babbit was the spearhead of the entire mob getting past the barricade, So that is NOT a good comparison.

 

[martybegan]

I said invasion.
You know like in war, where you take territory, and not just blow things up.

Ex: The attack on Iran was NOT an invasion.
The attack on Venezuela was NOT an invasion
And the Weathermen bombing was NOT an invasion

Apparently GOOGLE is not your friend. You need to look in the dictionary for the definition of "invasion"

If you think the feds going into Minnisota is an "invasion' that makes you a Neo-confederate, congrats.

and wordplay doesn't fly with me. Using the term "invasion" doesn't apply to US citizens anyway, so J6 was not.

However lefties were far more violent to the building and potentially to the people inside twice in recent memory.

 

[LeftofLeft]

A cell phone is not a threat outside of those who support keeping hidden what the government is doing.

Standing off to the side assembling peacefully with a cell phone is not a threat. Walking up to law enforcement and getting in their face with a cell phone or any other object or non object is a threat. Ask Ashley Babbitt

 

[martybegan]

Ashley Babbit was was a forced entry into a restricted secret service protectorate zone. Ashley Babbit was the spearhead of the entire mob getting past the barricade, So that is NOT a good comparison.

If he was truly concerned about the barricade failing he would have shot the people trying to break it, not the person hanging halfway through the window.

 

[pknopp]

Standing off to the side assembling peacefully with a cell phone is not a threat. Walking up to law enforcement and getting in their face with a cell phone or any other object or non object is a threat. Ask Ashley Babbitt

They approached him. We have the video.

 

[postman]

and wordplay doesn't fly with me. Using the term "invasion" doesn't apply to US citizens anyway, so J6 was not.

However lefties were far more violent to the building and potentially to the people inside twice in recent memory.

I said the first invasion of the Capitol since the war of 1812.
If you don't know what an invasion is, that's not my fault.

 

[martybegan]

I said the first invasion of the Capitol since the war of 1812.
If you don't know what an invasion is, that's not my fault.

you word smithed to make a talking point.

And J6 wasn't an invasion. Trespassing isn't invading.

 

[postman]

Definition of invasion
an instance of invading a country or region with an armed force.

The region was the US Capitol
The armed force were the January 6th rioters.

 

[martybegan]

Definition of invasion
an instance of invading a country or region with an armed force.

The region was the US Capitol
The armed force were the January 6th rioters.

they were not armed.

and invasion implied a foreign force.

 

[postman]

you word smithed to make a talking point.

And J6 wasn't an invasion. Trespassing isn't invading.

Definition of Invasion

an incursion by a large number of people or things into a place or sphere of activity.
"stadium guards are preparing for another invasion of fans"

 

[postman]

they were not armed.

and invasion implied a foreign force.

Several were convicted of carrying firearms (loaded) on Capitol grounds.

 

[martybegan]

Definition of Invasion

an incursion by a large number of people or things into a place or sphere of activity.
"stadium guards are preparing for another invasion of fans"

LOL, you tried to catch yourself and dug for a wide definition.

That is a "pitch invasion" and is just slang, not the actual definition of invasion as you are trying to use it.

Pathetic.

 

[martybegan]

Several were convicted of carrying firearms (loaded) on Capitol grounds.

And more deviation "Capitol grounds"

Not in the building.

Keep digging.

Om nom nom nom

 

[postman]

and invasion implied a foreign force.

You can try to narrow the definition in your head, but the dictionary definition is what applies.

You're like Crocodile Dundee.
That's not a knife. This is a knife.