Why do you object to our deciding for ourselves who should and should not be allowed to handle guns?
I believe this thread is about the public having guns, not law inforcement agencies having them.
Why do you object to our deciding for ourselves who should and should not be allowed to handle guns?
Legally, i have absolutely no. idea what that means. You have laws allowing for citizen's arrest.
Very strange system. You are entrusted to protect life with a gun only between 8 and 5.
But only during working hours. Outside of working hours it becomes unreasonable again.
How do you figure that? Sure sounds like you have some "guilty until proven innocent" thing going on here...
I don't object to it. I am just trying to uderstand your reasoning.
Sorry, I don't understand the difference. I don't stop being a member of the public when I put on the uniform.
It IS a MUCH STRANGER 'system' AND 'society' where one BELIEVES that they NEED (MORE) guns 24 hours a day just to PROTECT "themselves".Skepdick wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 2:17 pmLegally, i have absolutely no. idea what that means. You have laws allowing for citizen's arrest.
For the purposes of arresting somebody who has just committed a crime there is no legal distinction between a citizen and a police officer.
They have equivalent mandates.
Very strange system. You are entrusted to protect life with a gun only between 8 and 5.
Considering what you have TOLD 'us' ALREADY, 'figuring that' would NOT be that hard AT ALL, REALLY.
BECAUSE guns are NOT NEEDED ANY MORE. Unless, OF COURSE, there are people LIKE 'you', "skepdick", STILL AROUND.
LOL
'This' has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING AT ALL to do WITH 'what' I SAID and WROTE here.
I think you are lying.
But WHO EVER SAID that 'you', human beings, did NOT NEED guns, BACK THEN?
WITHOUT SEEKING CLARITY, FIRST, you WILL TEND TO SEE and IMAGINE SOME 'things', PRIOR.
So do you think the public should be issued with handcuffs, as well as guns?Skepdick wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 2:17 pmLegally, i have absolutely no. idea what that means. You have laws allowing for citizen's arrest.
For the purposes of arresting somebody who has just committed a crime there is no legal distinction between a citizen and a police officer.
They have equivalent mandates.
And that is a strange way of describing how a firearms officer is only allowed to carry a gun while on duty.Very strange system. You are entrusted to protect life with a gun only between 8 and 5.
I see your point. I now see that you shouldn't be allowed to have a gun under any circumstances.
In answer to the question 'when', you'll have to ask the police officer armed with the firearm that question, not me. I'm assuming any firearm officer would instinctively use his or her own freedom of discretion in the immediate moment they find themselves coming face to face with an actual incident as and when, or if one occurs.Skepdick wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 2:03 pm
You are evading the question. Replace "authorized firearm officer" with "civilian gun owner" and the exact same principle applies. Everybody who uses lethal force is accountable under the law!
So when is an "authorized firearm officer" allowed to use lethal force?
Yes, I agree, all guns should be eliminated from the face of the earth, and why they have not yet been, I cannot do anything about that.
Issued? No.
Oh, I am sorry. Did I get the exact numbers wrong, or are you trying to tell me that your superhuman armed officers work 24/7/365?
Yep. Get rid of the armed police! Resolve those mutually exclusive principles.
I'm sure that impersonating a police officer is considered as serious an offence in your country as it is in mine, so I hope you only do it in the privacy of your own home, officer Skepdick.Skepdick wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 2:19 pm
Sorry, I don't understand the difference. I don't stop being a member of the public when I put on the uniform.
Nor do I stop being a police officer when I take it off.
I am a law-abiding and a law-enforcing citizen.
That some people get paid to perform the function is neither here nor there.