Decorated Combat Veteran Arrested In New York...AR Magazines BEFORE the NY "law"

[BjornF16]

Bjorn:

This is funny. Based on Cory telling me I was too confrontational, I tried desperately not to be confrontational with my response to you. Yet you apparently found it highly agitating. This is what happens when someone tries to make their opinion less aggressive.

So, let me revert back to my confrontational form of expressing myself.

How you determined I was comparing the paranoid prepper conspiracy nut job in Alabama with this guy in NY is not only amazing but unfortunately all too common when it comes to debates over the 2d Amendment. Way too emotionally involved and tying the two together is an example.

Also, I doubt we know the full story about the former GI. And, just because a guy is in the service or was, doesn't mean 'doo-doo' when it comes to their character. Having been in the service and working at a WTP doesn't mean a fellow or fellowette is automatically clean.

I could care less how many rounds of ammo a magazine holds. However, I doubt such bans will be found unconstitutional. No matter what you or I think.

LR1955

LOL...you've never been in a fighter pilot debrief...no rank, gloves off. Everybody is buds when it is over and head to the bar for drinks.

I made the connection because you used the crackpot as justification that not everything "in common use" should be available. This is the same tactic that libtards use to try to make points...using ridiculous comparisons. Sort of like "are you still beating your wife?"

If you didn't mean/intend to compare Hassad with the crackpot, then why bring it up at all? After all, this is a thread about Hassad being charged with 5 ridiculous felony counts.

Not to worry...just keep being you. I'm accused of being overly direct and abrasive (even though I don't believe that I am)...no anger involved, just the way I approach things.

I in no way believe all military personnel "walk on water" or are innocent...nor do I believe that of my kids. However, given what has been reported in various "blogs", no ammunition or weapons were found in addition to the magazines, and he doesn't appear to be charged with anything else. As to whether he was randomly pulled over in violation of 4A, or had some traffic law infringement remains to be seen.

Regardless, I'd like to see the capacity ban thrown out. I do think there is a chance such bans can be found unconstitutional with the current make-up of SCOTUS...