A few thoughts... 1. Don't open your door if you are not expecting company. Communicate through a doorbell camera. You have no obligation to open your door or even respond to it. 2. If you do decide to answer your door; keep your gun out of plain view until there is a credible threat. 3. Minimize your interactions with law enforcement. There are 3 outcomes when you interact with the police and 2 of them are bad. Most smart people choose an occupation other than law enforcement; keep that in mind. 4. If you own a gun, you need to think about usage scenarios like an unexpected knock at the door. If you feel threatened enough by a knock at the door to grab a gun, why go to the door and open it?
😌🙏Good talk Mr. President. Especially for new gun owners and or people new to our community. It’s sad and unnecessary what happened to this young man😔. Two Critical ⚠️ mistakes took place here in my opinion. One was the young man answering the door with a firearm in what’s called “” A “ Dangling”” position, gun in hand , pointing down, moving possibly,, that’s a ⚠️never do.. two,, the “ law enforcement officer in my opinion, rushed to action TOO soon and,, was unnecessary in my opinion.. both should not have occurred…😔🙏
Mr. President, Been a while since I commented on one of your videos, but I had to affirm what you're saying in this video. People, don't try to have court on the side of the road; no judge, no attorneys, no jury if applicable. Compliance will put you in a position to fight your battle in the appropriate arena, which is the court of law. In the day and age of body worn cameras and cell phone cameras, there's no reason to try and wage a battle you won't win ( at that time). Ask for their identification and for a supervisor and build your case that way. And for the record, 26 year LEO, so for what it's worth, try what I'm telling you. I don't like, nor want to see any more of these unnecessary and criminal cases. Salute GFN.
3:37 They are all bad; police are unconstitutional. "How can someone enforce the law, when their existence breaks the law?" The 1st police department came into being in 1838 in Boston, that's well after the US became a country (1776) as well as the ratification of the Constitution (1789) & Bill of Rights (1791). The country ran fine for 62 years without a police force and will run fine without them again. 4:16 Sagon Penn is one example. 4:38 Need cops? I can give plenty of examples of the worst atrocities have done in the name of the law, look at all the genocides from 1900 to today: Ottoman Turkey (1915): 1.5 million Soviet Union (1929): 20 million Nazi Germany (1933): 7 million Communist China (1949):35 million Guatemala (1960): 200,000 Uganda (1971): 300,000 Cambodia (1975): 2 million Rwanda (1994): 800,000 That's to name a few. I really need some examples in history where the people at large, has committed anywhere near the violence the law enforcers have. Because I can't find it. This fear we need police, is unfounded. Anyway, the supreme court has said multiple times the police have ZERO duty to protect anyone, thus they are useless, get rid of them.
@@TElectrik With them now, it is lawless in places, like California & New York. Where criminals can steal and not be arrested if it's under a certain dollar amount value. Chaz was in democrat Seattle; it's been blue since the 60's. So that's a long time for it to grow a big criminal population with the democrat's pro-crime policies. So of course, it would be lawless when there are barely any good people around. I saw a video during that same time period where Antifa or whatever violent protest group went around to a Texas neighborhood or somewhere, but there were good people that lived there, watched the protest, with guns in hand, as the protesters went by. It was truly a peaceful protest that day. And that's how people should handle it, themselves, not cry to a cop; I wouldn't bet my life on a cop, like those kids in Uvalde did.
Good evening Mr. President, GFN salute to you and the nation. Not to sound contradictory, but every year I have to recertify for my armed licence. And in that video I saw of the airman he wasn't even at low ready, he was simply just holding it in his hand. Which only goes to further the indictment against that trigger happy cop. Had that been me in that cops shoes, I would not have shot him. I may have drawn my weapon, but if he didn't raise his I'd have just asked him to put it down. Once I had some information and from what I understand he was alone talking to his GF via face time. So there was no issue for the police to deal with. I've had more encounters with the police than I can count and lawyers always say, "don't talk to police". Well I've always talked to them and the only times I went to jail was when I had a warrant. I even had cops start to read me my rights but before they could finish, I turned them around with exculpatory evidence and they left without me in tow. One time I got pulled over by a State Trooper, a very polite and respectful gentleman as he had a lot of potentially damning questions for me. He pulled me over for going 14 mph over the speed limit, now I know they won't even start to think about pulling you over until you're 15+ plus over. Now when he asked me if I knew how fast I was going I asked him If I got to 100? Mind you I was driving a '99 Hyundai Accent, LOL! I said, I couldn't look down at the speedo because anytime I get close to 80 the car starts shaking". He had a good laugh at that because he knew as well as I did that the only way I was getting to 100 would be if I drove it over a cliff. Then he asked me why I didn't signal for some lane changes. I lived 50 miles from work and worked 12 hr shifts and explained to him that I'm just trying to get home as fast as I can and everyone out here is driving like grandma and you know as soon as I try to get around them and use my signal they're going to close the gap on me. Again he chuckled a bit and agreed. Then he asked me about some road rage issue that I was involved in, I said, "wait, what? You mean that b*tch in the BMW called you guys on me?" "Apparently so" he said! I explained to him that she was trying to run me off the road in her brand new BMW while I'm driving this beater with a heater. I wasn't mad, I was laughing my arse off telling her to go ahead and hit me lady, I can use the money." Got another good laugh outta that one. But wait! There's more! It was about then he spotted my back pack on the floor in front of the passenger seat and he asked me if he was looking at a rather large knife on one of the straps. I said, "yes sir it is." And he asked me if there were any other weapons in the car? I said, "Yes sir, there is another rather large knife on the other strap and inside of it there's my duty weapon." I think it was about that time that he really looked at me and noticed that I was wearing a uniform similar to his by his sudden reaction. He asked me for my credentials and I handed them over and he handed them back and then I gave him my license and insurance. And when he looked at my insurance he informed me that it had expired that day. But he went back to his patrol car and two minutes later handed me my stuff and said , "Have a nice day sir". I wished him the same and went about my travels. What I think went so well for me despite aaaaaall those multipliers is the fact I was able to put a humorous spin on the truth. Cops are people too, I just think that they feel people forget that so if you're able to remind them that they are human and you're not a POS they will use the full power of their discretion in the matter. Sorry about the novel long comment and thank you for taking the time to read it , I know you're cool like that and I appreciate you. Have a great night sir and God bless you and all of yours.
A few thoughts...
1. Don't open your door if you are not expecting company. Communicate through a doorbell camera. You have no obligation to open your door or even respond to it.
2. If you do decide to answer your door; keep your gun out of plain view until there is a credible threat.
3. Minimize your interactions with law enforcement. There are 3 outcomes when you interact with the police and 2 of them are bad. Most smart people choose an occupation other than law enforcement; keep that in mind.
4. If you own a gun, you need to think about usage scenarios like an unexpected knock at the door. If you feel threatened enough by a knock at the door to grab a gun, why go to the door and open it?
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😌🙏Good talk Mr. President. Especially for new gun owners and or people new to our community. It’s sad and unnecessary what happened to this young man😔. Two Critical ⚠️ mistakes took place here in my opinion. One was the young man answering the door with a firearm in what’s called “” A “ Dangling”” position, gun in hand , pointing down, moving possibly,, that’s a ⚠️never do.. two,, the “ law enforcement officer in my opinion, rushed to action TOO soon and,, was unnecessary in my opinion.. both should not have occurred…😔🙏
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Mr. President,
Been a while since I commented on one of your videos, but I had to affirm what you're saying in this video. People, don't try to have court on the side of the road; no judge, no attorneys, no jury if applicable. Compliance will put you in a position to fight your battle in the appropriate arena, which is the court of law. In the day and age of body worn cameras and cell phone cameras, there's no reason to try and wage a battle you won't win ( at that time). Ask for their identification and for a supervisor and build your case that way. And for the record, 26 year LEO, so for what it's worth, try what I'm telling you. I don't like, nor want to see any more of these unnecessary and criminal cases. Salute GFN.
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3:37 They are all bad; police are unconstitutional.
"How can someone enforce the law, when their existence breaks the law?"
The 1st police department came into being in 1838 in Boston, that's well after the US became a country (1776) as well as the ratification of the Constitution (1789) & Bill of Rights (1791). The country ran fine for 62 years without a police force and will run fine without them again.
4:16 Sagon Penn is one example.
4:38 Need cops? I can give plenty of examples of the worst atrocities have done in the name of the law, look at all the genocides from 1900 to today:
Ottoman Turkey (1915): 1.5 million
Soviet Union (1929): 20 million
Nazi Germany (1933): 7 million
Communist China (1949):35 million
Guatemala (1960): 200,000
Uganda (1971): 300,000
Cambodia (1975): 2 million
Rwanda (1994): 800,000
That's to name a few. I really need some examples in history where the people at large, has committed anywhere near the violence the law enforcers have. Because I can't find it. This fear we need police, is unfounded. Anyway, the supreme court has said multiple times the police have ZERO duty to protect anyone, thus they are useless, get rid of them.
Wow brother but without them it would be lawless. Don't forget Chaz the police free zone that was a disaster
@@TElectrik With them now, it is lawless in places, like California & New York. Where criminals can steal and not be arrested if it's under a certain dollar amount value.
Chaz was in democrat Seattle; it's been blue since the 60's. So that's a long time for it to grow a big criminal population with the democrat's pro-crime policies. So of course, it would be lawless when there are barely any good people around. I saw a video during that same time period where Antifa or whatever violent protest group went around to a Texas neighborhood or somewhere, but there were good people that lived there, watched the protest, with guns in hand, as the protesters went by. It was truly a peaceful protest that day. And that's how people should handle it, themselves, not cry to a cop; I wouldn't bet my life on a cop, like those kids in Uvalde did.
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They just fucken with you I have saw other UA-camr have fire arm's in they hands live or not
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The young man put his hand up in the wait position....gun hand never left his side... there was zero movement ,then after he shot him drop the gun....
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Good evening Mr. President, GFN salute to you and the nation. Not to sound contradictory, but every year I have to recertify for my armed licence. And in that video I saw of the airman he wasn't even at low ready, he was simply just holding it in his hand. Which only goes to further the indictment against that trigger happy cop. Had that been me in that cops shoes, I would not have shot him. I may have drawn my weapon, but if he didn't raise his I'd have just asked him to put it down. Once I had some information and from what I understand he was alone talking to his GF via face time. So there was no issue for the police to deal with.
I've had more encounters with the police than I can count and lawyers always say, "don't talk to police". Well I've always talked to them and the only times I went to jail was when I had a warrant. I even had cops start to read me my rights but before they could finish, I turned them around with exculpatory evidence and they left without me in tow. One time I got pulled over by a State Trooper, a very polite and respectful gentleman as he had a lot of potentially damning questions for me. He pulled me over for going 14 mph over the speed limit, now I know they won't even start to think about pulling you over until you're 15+ plus over.
Now when he asked me if I knew how fast I was going I asked him If I got to 100? Mind you I was driving a '99 Hyundai Accent, LOL! I said, I couldn't look down at the speedo because anytime I get close to 80 the car starts shaking". He had a good laugh at that because he knew as well as I did that the only way I was getting to 100 would be if I drove it over a cliff. Then he asked me why I didn't signal for some lane changes. I lived 50 miles from work and worked 12 hr shifts and explained to him that I'm just trying to get home as fast as I can and everyone out here is driving like grandma and you know as soon as I try to get around them and use my signal they're going to close the gap on me. Again he chuckled a bit and agreed.
Then he asked me about some road rage issue that I was involved in, I said, "wait, what? You mean that b*tch in the BMW called you guys on me?" "Apparently so" he said! I explained to him that she was trying to run me off the road in her brand new BMW while I'm driving this beater with a heater. I wasn't mad, I was laughing my arse off telling her to go ahead and hit me lady, I can use the money." Got another good laugh outta that one.
But wait! There's more! It was about then he spotted my back pack on the floor in front of the passenger seat and he asked me if he was looking at a rather large knife on one of the straps. I said, "yes sir it is." And he asked me if there were any other weapons in the car? I said, "Yes sir, there is another rather large knife on the other strap and inside of it there's my duty weapon." I think it was about that time that he really looked at me and noticed that I was wearing a uniform similar to his by his sudden reaction. He asked me for my credentials and I handed them over and he handed them back and then I gave him my license and insurance. And when he looked at my insurance he informed me that it had expired that day.
But he went back to his patrol car and two minutes later handed me my stuff and said , "Have a nice day sir". I wished him the same and went about my travels. What I think went so well for me despite aaaaaall those multipliers is the fact I was able to put a humorous spin on the truth. Cops are people too, I just think that they feel people forget that so if you're able to remind them that they are human and you're not a POS they will use the full power of their discretion in the matter. Sorry about the novel long comment and thank you for taking the time to read it , I know you're cool like that and I appreciate you. Have a great night sir and God bless you and all of yours.
Well said my brother Thanx yes they human and can relate 🙏 Thanx for sharing GFN Salute 🫡❤️🔥
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Yeah T! The lower is the registered part. Just try not to have any firearms or parts on your Live.
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Most definitely u can't hold them for sure. Thanx brother GFN Salute 🫡