Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Those solvent trap ads are 100% honeypot. Only a fucking moron would buy one... but that's who they're after.
Just something to ponder: Let's say he decided to not answer the door / talk to them. Let's say they were able to convince a judge to issue a search warrant. Firearms related / potential nfa violation. Maybe they come back with a no-knock at 0300. All I'm saying is just something to ponder.
Those solvent trap ads are 100% honeypot. Only a fucking moron would buy one... but that's who they're after.
Yeah, I’m pretty sure a good lawyer would tell that guy, “Don’t ever do that again.” With the amount of ignorance and hysteria these days, those guys could have had him doing five to ten for cutting that filter. If they had found 5/8-24 flange nut he’d be on dateline.
Is this still available? Asking for a friend.Those solvent trap ads are 100% honeypot. Only a fucking moron would buy one... but that's who they're after.
Those machined pieces of aluminum are just like m16 trigger parts. They are completely legal until you instal them.
how many of y’all are aware that a ar lower receiver is not legally a receiver?
More arbitrary gov intimidation?
Or are we really supposed to believe that out of all the people buying legal things with criminal intent that this was the dirtiest guy on the list? No aunt tiffas? No Gang bangers? No Chinese connected individuals?
Or are they really more concerned about Real Americans? Especially prior mil?
This is one of the reasons I’m so opposed to no knock warrants. It’s sad though that you are spot on.LOLOL
You act like the ATF and LEO's start with the "Biggest Fish" .... no.
They go after mom and pop who misspelled their town name, because they're the SAFE low-hanging Paper-work style zero risk, arrests they can make to boost their "Numbers" while actually doing ZERO work.
Put yourself in their shoes.
You are given two cases.
One, is a Youtube guy who runs a diesel truck channel, who's been flagged for buying big ass diesel filters that MAY be used in a nefarious and illegal way.
Two, is a known MS13 Gangbanger who was flagged buying Sovlent Traps and a Oil Filters in Bulk and lives in a known drug trafficking hotspot.
You have to pick one case to investigate, and you get a local cop to act as your backup.
Which do you choose?
And I agree with your point towards practicality, but those guys could have buried him with just a few charges. Today nobody can assume “good guy” status, way too much risk. There are plenty of folks looking to make trouble for “good guys”.I totally agree with you from a philosophical point, but the practical problem is that with our rigged legal system, it's either talk voluntarily or else they'll be back with a warrant despite the lack of any probable cause.
And I agree with your point towards practicality, but those guys could have buried him with just a few charges. Today nobody can assume “good guy” status, way too much risk. There are plenty of folks looking to make trouble for “good guys”.
They go after mom and pop who misspelled their town name, because they're the SAFE low-hanging Paper-work style zero risk, arrests they can make to boost their "Numbers" while actually doing ZERO work.
Yes.Hi,
LOTS of information stored at that NSA CNCI facility.....
Sincerely,
Theis
Not so low hanging if they're sending officers from another state.
No question about why the feds deem it ok to track our online purchases?
Something's fucky.
Yes.
Sir.
Even your/my post(s).
Because they can and you can't do fuck all about it........No question about why the feds deem it ok to track our online purchases?
Something's fucky.
Funny, he didn't look like nearly the Globalist that he turned out to be, back when I voted for him........Hi,
You can thank Mr. Bush and the Patriot Act for that lovely gem.
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
I have mine removed, hahahaha.
Sincerely,
Theis
FUCK SCOTUS. Especially that turncoat fuck bag nominated by Bush 41SCOTUS has decided that LEO's are allowed to use "deception" as a tactic during investigations and "lie" to try to obtain confessions from suspects as long as the deception is not "unduly coercive". Mis-Truths like telling a suspect that the suspect's fingerprints were found at a crime scene have routinely been held to not be "unduly coercive".
That place looks really familiar.... Can't understand why.....
FIFYThe guy just needed a case in that state to visit an old boyfriend.