NJ threaten to show guns after a pic was taken of a boy holding a gun

[Knuckle66]

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...gered-a-visit-from-nj-police-family-services/

I can't believe this.

 

[TapRackBang]

Dupe.

https://mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=111873

 

[Knuckle66]

I looked I didn't see anything. I'm glad to see the dup police are out in full force. lol

 

[TapRackBang]

We'll be knocking on your door soon, asking to check and secure your computer files for your own safety. No, we don't have a warrant but if you don't let us in we'll threaten to put Windows 8 on your computer...

 

[browning guy]

 

[tsmith1499]

Okay Browning Guy, You KNOW there's another thread for THAT stuff!! LOL ~

 

[GoGoGadget]

There's a valuable lesson here:

Facebook is dangerous. Post (of don't post) accordingly.

Oh, and New Jersey sucks.

 

[trickg]

It's not really a dupe - what we saw in the other thread was where it was posted on a forum. Unfortunately the more liberal ainstream media outlets aren't touching this story with a 10 foot pole.

What ever happened to ethics in journalism? Isn't journalism supposed to be unbiased?

 

[RoadDawg]

Dupe? Yes... And ... Due to the possible comments on here... It may be a good idea for this to be merged with the other thread that is private and more secure.

 

[Half-cocked]

There's a valuable lesson here:

Facebook is dangerous. Post (or don't post) accordingly.

There's an even more valuable lesson:

Government is dangerous.

 

[TapRackBang]

There's a valuable lesson here:

Facebook Internet is dangerous. Post (of don't post) accordingly.

FTFY. You are posting that you have guns and are pro-gun on a forum visible to the entire world. Post accordingly.

I participate in many online forums and mailing lists. Each has a different user name and email address, and not even the Almighty Google has my real name.

And Fraudbook? Knew that was a bad idea from day one. Confirmed when founder Zuckerberg called facebook members "Dumb F**ks" for trusting him.

 

[Chevy9900]

I can't believe that some government thug did this, but there are all kinds of people in the government. Some believe that guns are evil and should be outlawed and others are pro 2nd amendment, I wouldn't say all of the state of NJ is horrible because of the actions of one thug. I'm not condoning NJ's firearms laws, they are pretty silly too.

 

[DJ Paladin]

There's an even more valuable lesson:

Government is dangerous.

Agreed, this right here is getting out of control.

 

[Knuckle66]

We'll be knocking on your door soon, asking to check and secure your computer files for your own safety. No, we don't have a warrant but if you don't let us in we'll threaten to put Windows 8 on your computer...

anything but windows 8

 

[Infantry23]

Windows 95!

 

[Dr Dano HPR]

Story is now on Fox News website.

http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarne...ided-over-facebook-photo-of-childs-rifle.html

 

[mdshooter9090]

Well get out there and campaign, hold signs, make phone calls, give rides to Republican voters.

It's like the businessmen that says they can't compete with Democrats taking public school Yellow buses to certain neighborhoods to get them voting and petitioning for laws.

Do something about it.

Maybe we should see what Chris Christy has to say about this?

I wonder if it's illegal to take pictures of CPS, Child protective services, Employees?

Harangue them

Ok, People let's play nice, Be Patient, be nice, be patient.

Maybe the Dad could have paid Cash Money for a PI to follow them to simply learn there names (their names, why is it illegal to get the Name of a Public servant theses days?).

 

[Knuckle66]

Fox News covered it this morning

 

[Agent T]

This is beyond insane.

 

[MigraineMan]

Here's a "softer" version of the story reported by Huffington Post.

If you leave out some pertinent details, it would appear that CPS and the police just asked politely, he said "no," and that's all there was. And then you end up with comments like this:

jimmyh51
28 Fans
23 minutes ago (12:29 PM)
'Attempted to Raid' not quite. They recieved a complaint and followed up on it. They made a request, that any law enforcement personnel would have made, on that kind of complaint. When he said no, that was the end of it. They didn't break down any doors or make any arrests. This is being blown way out of proportion. If you don't like the laws of your state, you work to change them. If that doesn't work either follow them or relocate.