"A judge in Benton County ruled on April 3 that the suspension of James Yeager's handgun carry permit was not supported by the evidence against him. "

If threatening to kill people with guns isn't enough to get a gun permit revoked, then what would it take?

Seems reasonable.  In the heat of the moment he directed people to load their mags, make sure their rifle is clean and even to pack some food.

I wasn't aware the take-backsies was a legitimate legal ploy.

czei: "A judge in Benton County ruled on April 3 that the suspension of James Yeager's handgun carry permit was not supported by the evidence against him. "

If threatening to kill people with guns isn't enough to get a gun permit revoked, then what would it take?

Following through?

czei: If threatening to kill people with guns isn't enough to get a gun permit revoked, then what would it take?

At this point, I don't think even actually going on a killing spree would be enough.
=Smidge=

Well he wasn't wearing a hoodie, so...

Oh, THAT asshole.

He has no business touching firearms anymore.

wait wait wait... this Patriotic Defender of our 2nd amendment God granted right was just a loud mouth, hot air blowing, rabble rousing piece of shiat who changed his song once the "Government" started asking questions?

/LOL!
//typical..what do you call 'em,  armchair something or other.

Fark It: Yes, it's really asinine that we have due process in this country.

When you post videos online saying something, I'd like to know how much more due process you need?

Keep in mind, this is coming from a gun owner. This douchebag needs to have some consequences to go along with his actions, it's people like him who ruin things for the rest of us...

Serious Black: Following through?

James Yeager is proof that most vocal gun-nutters are completely full of shiat. The "molon labe" douchebags will be the first to piss their pants when 0bama's brownshirt come to collect their guns.

TFA: Based in Camden, Tenn., Yeager's company, Tactical Response, offers courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun shooting, including a two-day handgun course taught by him.

Someone answer this for me.  What is it with gun nuts and the word "tactical"?

"Tactics" is a concept that would seem to apply to confrontations with any type of weapon, or for that matter, hand-to-hand, and even more broadly to any type of sport or competition and many types of games.  What does this concept especially have to do with high-powered semi-automatic firearms?

Is there some subtext or special meaning that I am missing?

abb3w: So, how closely related is he to the judge?

In tn? I'd guess no closer than double first cousins. This isn't Montana, after all, so it won't be a brothernephew.

So, does this mean anger can be used as defence for just about anything?

Police chief of a town of 538.  That qualifies him to be President of Alaska.

Judges decision can be / is going to be appealed.  And DAMN, Judge, what WOULD it take?

Five dollars says if you threatened to shoot that judge you'd lose your permit.

Well, he was white, so how dangerous could he be.

Unoriginal_Username: So, does this mean anger can be used as defence for just about anything?

Pretty sure the guy who killed my mother was "angry" that night. Lucky he didn't get off based on that.

Doc Daneeka: TFA: Based in Camden, Tenn., Yeager's company, Tactical Response, offers courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun shooting, including a two-day handgun course taught by him.

Someone answer this for me.  What is it with gun nuts and the word "tactical"?

"Tactics" is a concept that would seem to apply to confrontations with any type of weapon, or for that matter, hand-to-hand, and even more broadly to any type of sport or competition and many types of games.  What does this concept especially have to do with high-powered semi-automatic firearms?

Is there some subtext or special meaning that I am missing?

It gives the chickenhawks who use it a bellowing feeling of American pride.

Fark It: M

The kind of "due process" that's being advocated by gun control advocates is confiscation, finger-printing, months-long waiting periods/background checks, and increasing fees, ammo purchase limits, punitive licensing requirements, etc.

And the kind of due process that the gun rights advocates support is a teennage corpse in a hoodie.

It's only a minority of gun owners who are paranoid, racist and ignorant and who yearn for a coming day in which they will be using their high-powered tools to blow away evil-doers in a dystopian America.

Kinda like the minority of bad cops who give the others a bad name.

Fark It: The kind of "due process" that's being advocated by gun control advocates is confiscation, finger-printing, months-long waiting periods/background checks, and increasing fees, ammo purchase limits, punitive licensing requirements, etc.

Three questions. First, how many people are advocating confiscation? Seriously. I haven't heard anyone actually mention confiscation, though I imagine some may have. However, it doesn't seem like any large political force is seriously considering that option or else that would be a pretty consistent media story. And pace Rumsfeld, absence of evidence (i.e. lack of media coverage in its entirety) IS a form of evidence of absence. Second is what, pray tell, is so inherently wrong with finger-printing, waiting periods that are still quicker than between a learner's permit and a driver's license, and background checks? And third, what exactly are punitive licensing requirements (as a concept) and what specific ones are being seriously proposed and considered by legislative bodies?

Fark It: Philip Francis Queeg: And the kind of due process that the gun rights advocates support is a teennage corpse in a hoodie.

Show that strawman who's boss!

Fark It: Mikey1969: Fark It: Yes, it's really asinine that we have due process in this country.

When you post videos online saying something, I'd like to know how much more due process you need?

Keep in mind, this is coming from a gun owner. This douchebag needs to have some consequences to go along with his actions, it's people like him who ruin things for the rest of us...

I don't disagree, the state should appeal the decision.

2wolves: Fark It: Yes, it's really asinine that we have due process in this country.

Sort of the point that we don't have universal due process.

All the justice you can afford.

The kind of "due process" that's being advocated by gun control advocates is confiscation, finger-printing, months-long waiting periods/background checks, and increasing fees, ammo purchase limits, punitive licensing requirements, etc.

After that, you accused someone ELSE of beating a strawman?

That level of hypocrisy should be painful.

Fark It: Philip Francis Queeg: And the kind of due process that the gun rights advocates support is a teennage corpse in a hoodie.

Show that strawman who's boss!

My strawman can beat up your strawman!

Because if we were to start disallowing all the total morons from having their guns, the arms manufacturers would likely be put out of business.

Now "hothead" is no way to address Mr. LaPierre.



/Bozo, Homey, Boffo...but not Hothead

Advocating government overthrow?  Now honestly, what is that?  Do they give a Nobel prize for advocating chemistry?  Do they?

Fark It: Tigger: You should devote your time to arguing against that imaginary point and the adults can try to figure out how best to get less people killed.

CT's new "reasonable" gun control package includes mandatory gun registration and the fingerprinting of people who want to buy ammunition.  The NY SAFE Act allows the police to seize your guns without a warrant if they suspect you are mentally ill.  Before the NY SAFE Act, people who have the audacity to want to own handguns (a constitutional right, mind you) had to pay a non-refundable $100 application fee and wait six months for a judge's arbitrary decision on whether or not you should be allowed to exercise the constitutional right of handgun ownership.

You act like those are bad things.

Unoriginal_Username: So, does this mean anger can be used as defence for just about anything?

Piss me off and we'll find out.

But I'm mad now

(relevant Simpsons clip)

abb3w: So, how closely related is he to the judge?

Brother-uncle?

Mrbogey: Fark It: Philip Francis Queeg: And the kind of due process that the gun rights advocates support is a teennage corpse in a hoodie.

Show that strawman who's boss!

He viciously executed that strawman in cold blood. There should be a straw rally demanding straw justice.

Tigger: Absolutely.

You should devote your time to arguing against that imaginary point and the adults can try to figure out how best to get less people killed.

You can't say something is an imaginary point when it's what's actually being argued. Well... I suppose YOU could but an adult wouldn't.

those points are only being argued on right wing radio,websites and Fox news. Not in congress